The Kodály Society of Canada has established a policy by which limited funds will be available each calendar year to assist provincial branches in funding a Kodály clinician(s) at provincial workshops/conferences, for a Kodály-based session.

The criteria for acceptance of a proposal are that the workshop/conference session:

- Will be delivered by a practicing Kodály musician-educator
- Will be delivered by a member of KSC, or another national/international Kodály organization
- Will exemplify excellence in Kodály pedagogy

The 2001 recipient of a $300.00 grant was Kodály in Manitoba.
The 2002 recipient of a $300.00 grant was Kodály Society of Nova Scotia.
The 2003 recipient of a $300.00 grant was Alberta Kodály Association.
The 2004 recipient of a $300.00 grant was Kodály Society of Ontario.
The 2005 recipient of a $300.00 grant was Alberta Kodály Association.
The 2006 recipient of a $300.00 grant was British Columbia Kodály Society of Canada.
The 2007 recipient of a $300.00 grant was Kodály Society of Nova Scotia.
The 2008 not used grant was not used.
The 2009 recipient of a $300.00 grant was Alberta Kodaly Association.
The 2010 recipient of a $300.00 grant was the Manitoba Orff Chapter, to hire KSC clinicians.

The 2011 recipient of a $300.00 grant was British Columbia Kodály Society of Canada.

Guidelines:

All research projects sponsored by the Kodály Society of Canada must:

- reflect the philosophy of Kodály and the aims of the Kodály Society of Canada
- promote research in related fields; and/or
- foster the expansion of the opportunity for musical growth to all people.

For more information on KSC-funded research projects, please contact KSC President Connie Foss More at bmore@uvic.ca.

Branch Scholarships and Bursaries

Some of the branches of KSC offer scholarships and/or bursaries for their local members to attend summer courses and/or regional conferences. Please contact your branch for further information.