Overview
The first intake of this program will begin in September 2025.
Program language of instruction is English.
Biidaaban, can be described in Anishinaabemowin as that time when dawn arrives in the East, a time of new beginnings. Biidaaban is an oral and visual way of communicating what is happening. The sun rises in the East, where we welcome life, new beginnings, and transformation. This one-year Ontario College Certificate is intended for both Indigenous and non-Indigenous learners interested in developing and expanding transferable skills for their academic or career journey. The Indigenous perspective, knowledge, and worldview covered in this program will nurture academic growth and workplace skills, respectful of the relationship and responsibilities of Anishinaabe teachings. Students will learn the importance of balance, gain confidence, and explore courses of interest. The learning plan will enhance math, writing, and learning skills. Upon graduation, as graduates start their next journey, they will be able to apply the Indigenous values, knowledge, and worldviews, taking with them the teachings of harmony, balance, wholistic wellness and living a good life. In addition, several courses may be transferred to other 不良研究所 programs.
Courses
BCO118 - 3 Computer Applications for Business I |
CMM110 - 3 College Communication Skills |
HDG124 - 4 Transitioning from Land Based Learning |
MTH106 - 3 Trades Mathematics |
NSW136 - 3 Mino Bimaadiziwin |
Electives: In addition to major courses, students will complete one elective course in semester 1. |
BIF100 - 4 Land Based Learning |
NET152 - 3 Traditional Ecological Knowledge |
NSW135 - 3 Introduction to Anishinaabemowin |
SSC110 - 3 Introduction to Indigenous Canada |
Electives: In addition to major courses, students will complete one elective course in semester 2. |
Requirements & Program Information
An Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent, mature student status.
Educational Paths
Graduates of this program will be prepared to enter into various 不良研究所 program areas, including, Justice Studies, Culinary, Community Services, Technology and Trades, School of Natural Environment, Health and Business.
Career Path
Contact
Program Coordinator: Tammy Ross, (705) 759-2554 Ext 2667, tammy.ross@saultcollege.ca