How do I enroll in this certificate?

The Aboriginal Canadian Relations Certificate-Program # 9611 is an added bonus for graduates of Confederation College.

You must register your interest in completing the Aboriginal Canadian Relations Certificate with the Registrar's Office.  This can be done at any time during your study at Confederation College.

Courses to Choose from for Fall 2011

When you choose your electives in your program for Fall 2011 choose any of the following:

LV 100 History of Aboriginal Canadian Relations
LV109   Indigenous Identity and Relationship to the Land
SY066  Sociology of Community: The Aboriginal Context

HU169  Storytelling as a Cultural Narrative

NC306 Contemporary Aboriginal Society

What do I need to do to get the certificate?

In order to obtain this certificate you must take  one HISTORY COURSE

choose from:
LV100 History of Aboriginal Canadian Relations
or  HU 024  Historic Impact of Colonialism

and ONE COURSE IN ABORIGINAL WORLD VIEW

choose from

and LV109  Indigenous Identity and Relationship to the Land

and 3 other approved Aboriginal courses from Confederation College.

How long does it take?

You can take all 5 courses in one semester

or

You can take courses throughout and after you have completed your diploma  ( one course / semester)

Are any courses available online?

Courses are in preparation for online delivery

By September 2010   - OL 843  History of Aboriginal Canadian Relations

                                         OL 244  Diversity and First Nations in Canada

                                         OL 258  First Nations Peoples

What if I have courses from other colleges/ university programs?

You can use 1  approved course from other institutions, but you must complete at least 4 at Confederation College.

You will still have to meet the content for the mandatory courses in History and World View.