Syllabics
Our unique Indigenous Education program at FNUniv promotes the nurturing and development of quality teachers who learn in non-Indigenous and Indigenous classrooms and communities with a special emphasis on developing Indigenous content and processes.
The Indigenous Education program offers a holistic cultural component, with a specific land-based education component integrated throughout the program. Students are well-prepared for teaching because they have school-based teaching experience every semester, including band school placements unique to our Indigenous Education programs.
ELEMENTARY Programs:
SECONDARY Programs:
CCE Programs:
Minimum 65% average using the following courses:
The first step for all undergraduate and after-degree Indigenous Education students is admission to the
University of Regina – Admissions.
If you’re considering our Indigenous Education programs, you must apply for review by the Indigenous Education Admission Committee.
Successful applicants will be invited for an interview for the Indigenous Education program of their choice.
The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Professional Regulatory Board approves the degree to meet the requirements for Teacher Certification in Saskatchewan.
Graduate Studies:
Master’s students should apply through the Faculty of Graduate Studies. This process ensures you know what to expect and can prepare accordingly, making the application process straightforward and manageable.
Capilano University is offering two online courses to FNUniv Students. The courses will assist students in applying classroom management and behaviour management principles in the Indigenous Education Program.
TutorBright offers tutoring services to students at each campus. This partnership is a new initiative and another excellent opportunity to expand FNUniv relationships.
Please contact the Program Coordinator for more information.
For campus locations, maps and hours of operation, please visit our contact us page.
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