Our Partners' Programs

Our Partners' Programs

For more learning opportunities, check out some of our partners' programs:

  • Looking to receive support to get into the culinary and agricultural industries? Les Dames d'Escoffier is now accepting scholarship applications to help BC women start, advance, and expand their careers in culinary, beverage, agriculture, aquaculture and hospitality fields. 
  • BC Greenhouse Growers' Associaton is offering three scholarships($1000, $750, and $500) for students pursuing post- secondary studies in  agriculture-related fields. 
  • The Canadian Agri-Business Education Foundation is offering seven $2,500 scholarships to students pursuing agricultural programs at Canadian colleges, universities, or trade institutions. 
  • Find out how you can get involved with agriculture in your community with 4-H BC.
  • Hosted by 4-H BC, Agri-Career Quest is a five-day tour of a variety of operations across the Fraser Valley and Thompson-Okanagan for students to see and experience firsthand the diversity of agriculture in BC and the careers available in the industry, as well as participate in career-building sessions.
  • Learn more about teaching healthy eating through workshops offered to teachers by BC Dairy Association.
  • The BC Dairy Association brings the dairy farm to your school with the Mobile Dairy Classroom Experience.
  • Check out a hands-on approach to family, food, and fun at Better Together BC.
  • The Canadian Seed Growers' Association has a terrific online seed resource program for secondary schools.
  • The Directorate of Agencies for School Health (DASH BC) has great programs and ideas for creating healthy schools.
  • The BC Chicken Growers’ Association’s Poultry in Motion Educational Mini Barn give students an up-close look at poultry farming.
  • Want to start a school garden? Start a School Food Garden by Healthy Eating at School (an initiative between BC Dairy Association, BC Ministry of Health, and Knowledge [formerly Knowledge Network]) has great tips and resources.
  • Looking for a great science experiment? Tomatosphere is a free program in which students use "space" tomato seeds to learn about plants in space, right here on Earth.
  • Find all of BC’s agricultural fairs, exhibitions, and festivals at BC Fairs.
  • Visit UBC for a host of educational agriculture information. 
  • Discover the resources and activities available for schools and communities from Farm to School BC. 
  • Find  tips for tours for dairy farms, greenhouses, and ranch operators.