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Mohawk College student awarded $20,000 Schulich Builders Scholarship for HVAC training

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A student at Mohawk College in Canada has been awarded a $20,000 Schulich Builders Scholarship to support her HVAC training. The funding will cover key expenses including tuition, tools, and living costs, allowing her to focus fully on her studies. The Schulich Builders program partners with colleges across Canada to help address the growing shortage of skilled trades workers. It provides students with both specialized training and mentorship opportunities as part of its broader workforce development goals.

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