Dermalogica Future Industry Professionals Esthetics Scholarship
Esthetics students. Video application with proof of enrollment.
34 verified scholarships for career, technical and vocational training, apprenticeships and certificate programs, plus how to use Pell, Workforce Pell and WIOA training funds. Every entry was checked on its sponsor's official page.
Esthetics students. Video application with proof of enrollment.
Cosmetology students. Video application with proof of enrollment.
Cosmetology students. Video application with proof of enrollment.
Cosmetology students. Video application with proof of enrollment.
Cosmetology and barbering students. Video application with proof of enrollment.
U.S. citizens who are high school seniors or graduates enrolling in an approved skilled-trade program of two years or less at an accredited school (welding, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, construction, automotive, diesel, aviation, commercial driving, LPN/associate nursing, cosmetology and more). Must sign the S.W.E.A.T. Pledge and submit a video.
Cosmetology, hair design or barbering students enrolled in (or accepted to) a licensure program. Video application with proof of enrollment.
Certified nursing assistants (CNAs) with an interest in post-acute care pursuing an RN, BSN or higher nursing degree.
LPNs/LVNs working in post-acute or long-term care who are working toward a BSN or higher at an accredited nursing school.
Students pursuing careers in aviation maintenance (for example, FAA Part 147 AMT schools). See the AMC Scholarship Program for full eligibility.
Illinois residents enrolling in a truck driver (CDL) training program in the matching enrollment window.
U.S. citizens or permanent residents who are students at an FAA Part 147 school or newly certificated A&P mechanics. Requires an essay, resume, recommendation letter and transcript.
IEC students, members and their immediate families pursuing college or a state-accredited electrical apprenticeship program.
Students in Mountain Parks Electric's service area seeking trade-school training or a career in the electric industry (lineworker, electrician, engineering, GIS and more).
Low-income women age 35 or older pursuing technical or vocational education, a first associate degree or a first bachelor's degree at an accredited nonprofit U.S. school.
Welding students in each AWS district/section area, including those in certificate and vocational welding programs. Funds cover tuition, fees, books, supplies and required equipment.
Students pursuing a certificate, associate or bachelor's degree in welding or a related field. Some awards give priority to AWS members.
Applicants who live in northeast Wyoming or whose parent/guardian is a PRECorp member and who plan to attend an approved lineworker training program.
Students in construction-related programs, including craft/trade training, apprenticeships, community college and technical school. High school seniors are eligible.
High school seniors and graduates (up to two years out) from high schools in Ozarks Electric's service territory, for the Arkansas State University–Newport High Voltage Lineman Technology program.
Students (including high school seniors) entering or enrolled in automotive, collision, heavy-duty/diesel or related technician and aftermarket programs.
High school seniors and college students planning to attend or attending an accredited avionics or aircraft maintenance program, with at least a 2.5 GPA.
Current NTHS members who are high school seniors or post-secondary students studying a construction-related discipline.
Students in plumbing, HVAC and related programs who are sponsored by a PHCC of Wisconsin member company.
Students with dual membership in NTHS and HOSA preparing for health-care careers.
Students with dual membership in NTHS and SkillsUSA preparing for skilled and technical careers.
NTHS members enrolled in automotive, collision or diesel coursework who have added the ASE Endorsement to their membership.
Students age 18+ accepted into or enrolled in CNS Driver Training Center CDL training (Lititz, PA) who don't already hold a CDL and meet DOT requirements.
Students enrolled in an HVACR or water-heating training program at an institutionally accredited school. Requires a 500-word essay, two recommendation letters and transcripts. Separate veterans' and Florida programs are available.
Active NTHS members (high school or post-secondary career and technical education students). One application per cycle.
Legal U.S. residents studying plumbing or HVACR, including apprentices in PHCC-approved plumbing or HVACR apprentice programs and students in related trade/technical programs.
Students pursuing craft and technical training, a certificate, apprenticeship or associate degree to enter the construction industry.
U.S. citizens under 35 who finish high school (or equivalent) by July 1, have household income of $100,000 or less, and enroll in a certificate, diploma or associate program at a not-for-profit community college or trade/vocational school.
Students training to become automotive, diesel, collision, aviation and other transportation technicians.
Yes. Every award on these pages was confirmed on the sponsor's official page as usable for trade, technical, vocational or apprenticeship training, or for certificate and associate programs. Check each one's rules, because some require an accredited or nonprofit school, membership, or residency in a certain area.
Often yes. Pell can be used at accredited career and technical schools and community colleges that take part in federal student aid, for eligible certificate and diploma programs. Starting in 2026, Workforce Pell can also cover approved short programs of 8–15 weeks. Start with the FAFSA. See the guide.
The mikeroweWORKS Work Ethic Scholarship pays $500 to $34,000 and runs four rounds a year. The Horatio Alger Career & Technical Scholarship awards 300 scholarships of $2,500 each, and many trade associations (AWS for welding, PHCC for plumbing and HVAC, IEC for electrical) run their own programs.
Every week. Each official page is re-checked automatically, changed entries are reviewed, and passed deadlines disappear. Last update: Oct 15, 2026.