Keewatinase Indigenous Teacher Education Program (KITEP) Language Specialization (K-12) and Primary/Junior Specialization (K-6)

Instructions for applying to the Keewatinase Indigenous Teacher Education Program (KITEP)—Language Specialization (K–12) or Primary/Junior Specialization (K–6)—will be available soon. Please check back later or contact:

Telephone: (807) 343-8010 ext. 8542

Email: alp.admin.educ@lakeheadu.ca 

HBEd (Indigenous Teacher Education) Primary/Junior Program & BABEd (Indigenous Learning Major) Intermediate/Senior Program

For help applying to the HBEd (Indigenous Teacher Education) Primary/Junior Program or the BABEd (Indigenous Learning Major) Intermediate/Senior Program, please contact Student Central directly at:

Telephone: (807) 343-8010 ext. 8500
Email: studentcentral@lakeheadu.ca

To apply for these programs, you will use the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre's (OUAC) online applications. OUAC processes your application and then sends it to Lakehead for assessment. 

Application Steps:

1. Create your OUAC application.

For the HBEd (Indigenous Teacher Education) Primary/Junior Program, use:

• Program Code: AK
• Major Interest: Aboriginal Education

For the BABEd (Indigenous Learning Major) Intermediate/Senior Program, use:

• Program Code: AL
• Major Interest: Indigenous Teacher Education Program

Contact your previous school(s) and have them securely email docs.admission@lakeheadu.ca with official copies of your transcript(s),

3. You will receive an email with your Offer of Admission and instructions. Use the login given to you at www.lakeheadu.ca to sign into your new email & Mylnfo.

4. Log in to Mylnfo. Register for classes and ask for Special Permission when prompted. You will need to register for classes each semester.

Where you are currently studying or have studied in the past will decide which OUAC application you will use. To access more information about the different OUAC applications, as well as necessary documentation, deadline dates, and how to apply, please visit Student Central’s Undergrad Admissions site.