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Education and training in Division No. 18, Unorganized, Saskatchewan

Indigenous Services Canada - University and College Entrance Preparation Program

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Canada

In short

This program aims to increase the number of First Nations and Inuit students with the academic level required for entrance into post-secondary programs.

Who it is for
Youth, Adults, Indigenous people
Cost and access
Free
Where
Canada
How to reach
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About this organization

This program aims to increase the number of First Nations and Inuit students with the academic level required for entrance into post-secondary programs.

Financial assistance may be provided for a maximum of one year of studies in the form of:

  • tuition support for part-time and full-time students that may include required fees, tuition and the cost of books and supplies required for courses
  • travel support for full-time students who must leave their permanent place of residence to attend their university or college entrance program
  • living allowances for full-time students to help cover the costs of food, shelter, local transportation and daycare

The program is administered by the First Nation or the First Nations or Inuit designated organization that determines the funding and selection criteria in accordance with national guidelines. Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) provides funding for this program as part of core funding agreements with Indigenous governments and organizations.

Who can use it?

First Nations and eligible Inuit students enrolled in university or college entrance programs

How do I get in touch?

Listed in Division No. 18, Unorganized, Saskatchewan.

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