081.06 PR4
Tetewá:neren – Connections
- Program type
Springboard
- Program category
Springboard
- Admission
Autumn and Winter
- Length
1 year
The Tetewá:neren – Connections springboard profile is an alternative pathway to college admission designed specifically for First Nations, Métis and Inuit students.
This 1-year, 2-semester program offers a tailored and accessible pathway to admission into a student's program of interest. Students complete a mix of remedial, general education, and optional courses that allow them to meet program prerequisites while earning credits towards their diploma. Course content is designed and developed in consultation with Indigenous educators and community members, emphasizing Indigenous pedagogical approaches and ways of knowing. Students also benefit from mentorship and tutoring from culturally aware staff, and opportunities to participate in Indigenous social and cultural activities to complement their learning.
Why choose this program?
- Receive guidance through the application process
- Develop academic skills with support from culturally-aware teachers and staff
- Take part in field trips and social/cultural activities that foster land-based learning
- Learn in a close-knit community with small class sizes
Admission requirements
