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AMFA Local 605 / Skills Compétences Canada · Direct application
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Cash bursary awarded to the gold medalist in the Aerospace Technology competition at the Skills Canada National Competition, sponsored by AMFA Local 605. The $500 award supports the winner's career in the aircraft maintenance industry. Competitors qualify through provincial Skills Canada qualifying events and advance to the national competition held each May. The bursary is presented alongside competition medals at the national event.
The AMFA Local 605 Aerospace Technology Bursary awards $500 (1 winner). It is sponsored by AMFA Local 605 / Skills Compétences Canada.
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