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We are committed to building an inclusive culture in everything we do and helping to develop future leaders in Canada. Our annual Bloom Scholarship Program focuses on addressing systemic barriers and inequities. Through this program, we aim to support and empower students from equity-deserving groups, while providing them with opportunities to explore their potential and get a head start on a thriving career in an award-winning culture, recognized for fostering inclusion.   
As part of Deloitte’s journey of reconciliation, we aim to foster meaningful and lasting relationships, working with Indigenous Peoples, clients, and communities from coast to coast to coast as part of our Reconciliation Action Plan. An important part of this journey is breaking down barriers for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis students, and increasing access to education and employment opportunities. To help drive meaningful change, we have launched our Indigenous Student Scholarship, as part of our Bloom Scholarship Program.
Applications are open to students from across Canada who identify as members of an Indigenous community, with applications closing on Friday, January 19, 2024. Selected students will be awarded a one-time $5,000 scholarship and the opportunity to complete a paid work term at one of our Canadian offices within the year.
Bring your potential to life at Deloitte!

To be considered, you must submit your letter of intent, resume, and unofficial transcript in ONE PDF document here. Apply by Friday, January 19, 2024, at 11:59 p.m. ET.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at studentscholarship@deloitte.ca.

Step 1: Written application
If you meet the eligibility criteria outlined above, we welcome you to fill out the initial application here.
Please be prepared to submit the following documents in ONE PDF:
 
Step 2: Indigenous connect
 
Step 3: Virtual interviews and assessments
 
Step 4: Recipient selection
 
Prior to your start date you will receive access to Deloitte equipment, resources, and onboarding information to prepare you for your first day.

Applications are due no later than 11:59 p.m. ET on Friday, January 19, 2024, and must be submitted through our portal here.

Successful candidates through the Indigenous Student Scholarship will have the opportunity to join the vast Indigenous community here at Deloitte. Together, they celebrate their rich and diverse heritage with community events and dedicated employee groups, fostering cultural exchanges, connections, and mentorship. Recognizing the significance of community for Indigenous students pursuing co-op and internship roles, our selection process includes an Indigenous connect opportunity.
 
This unique experience allows you to connect with one of our Indigenous employees at the firm, gaining valuable insights into the Indigenous community at Deloitte. You will also learn about the exciting projects and initiatives we support to empower Indigenous communities and discover the distinctive benefits available to Indigenous employees. We look forward to showcasing the inclusive and supportive environment that makes Deloitte a fantastic place to grow both personally and professionally.

The interview format will vary depending on the position you are being considered for. This may include a behavioural interview and/or a case assessment. For some roles, an online assessment is also required.
 
During the interview, we want to understand your background and how Deloitte aligns with your goals. We want to hear about your objectives, your involvement in your community, and your extracurricular activities.

Selected applicants will be contacted in early to mid-February 2024.

Deloitte supports, and encourages, tax-exempt work opportunities if you meet all the qualifications to do so. For more information and to view if you qualify, see the Government of Canada website here.

No, we are accepting individuals from both Co-op programs and non-co-op programs. If you are part of a co-op program, your time at Deloitte may count towards a Co-op credit in your degree program.

The proposed work term is four months, with the possibility of an eight or 12-month term depending on student and business requirements.

We are looking for motivated, excited professionals from across the country.  You may view our office locations on our website. If you are selected for the program, a member of our team will discuss your options based on your location preference.
 
At Deloitte Canada, we prioritize work flexibility. We have a hybrid model that enables our people to make purposeful choices about how and where they work to support their personal well-being and drive the best outcomes for people, teams, and for clients. Once you start your work term with us, you will be able to engage with your direct managers and teams to decide on a working arrangement.

This scholarship was created to support Indigenous students in their studies, while also providing them with an opportunity to gain valuable experience in their field. We understand that students face various expenses, from tuition fees to food, travel, and accommodation. That’s why we do not limit the expenses eligible for this scholarship. Once received, the scholarship can be used at the sole discretion of the recipient.

Selected students can expect to receive the scholarship in one installment prior to the start of their work term.

To receive your scholarship funds, you will need to provide:
 
 
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