For many of our programs you will be required to participate in hands-on student-teacher placements to observe effective teaching practices, apply instructional approaches in a classroom setting and experience mentoring from an associate teacher. You will experience 100 days of in-class placement over two years, providing you with exceptional insight into the discipline and on-the-job training. Visit our Teaching Practicum page for more information. 

With support from the Aboriginal Cultural and Support Services, we offer many holistic learning opportunities and services that will advance your knowledge of Aboriginal culture outside of the classroom, including:

• Elder-in-Residence Program
• Smudging
• Seasonal Feasts
• Medicine Garden
• Drumming and Beading Circles

There are also financial service opportunities exclusive to Aboriginal students including scholarships, awards, bursaries and employment.