New Opportunities!!
New Opportunities!!
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April 15th: Civil Engineering & Environmental Technology Spend a Day
April 15th: Civil Engineering & Environmental Technology Spend a Day
Join us for a hands-on field camp experience and spend a day exploring these exciting programs.
You’ll head out into the field with instructors and current students to try real activities from each discipline—whether that’s sampling water, testing soils, surveying land, observing environmental systems, or exploring how civil infrastructure is built and maintained. It’s a chance to see the equipment, ask questions, and experience the type of work you could be doing in your future career.
Be ready for anything Saskatchewan weather can offer—wind, snow, rain, or sunshine.
Lunch is provided.
Registration is required: click here to register.
Great Plains College - Continuing Care Assistant Program January 2027
Great Plains College - Continuing Care Assistant Program January 2027
We’re expanding our healthcare training options in Warman with the launch of a full-time Continuing Care Assistant (CCA) program starting January 2027. This builds on the strong success of our part-time program and gives students another pathway to enter the healthcare field-faster!
The CCA program prepares students for an in-demand career through a mix of classroom learning, hands-on labs, and clinical placements in long-term care settings. Graduates are equipped to provide compassionate care to individuals of all ages.
Key highlights:
🗓️ January 2027 start date
📣 Applications are now open!
💰 Entrance scholarships of $500-$3,000 available for students who apply before October 31
⏳ Part-time option (August-June) will continue to be offered
With the growing need for healthcare workers across Saskatchewan, this is a fantastic opportunity for students interested in making a meaningful impact in their communities!
Learn more or apply here: Continuing Care Assistant (CCA) | Great Plains College
Upcoming Opportunities with SIEC
Upcoming Opportunities with SIEC
Indigenous Student Achievement Pathways (ISAP)
Indigenous Student Achievement Pathways (ISAP)
at University of SASKatchewan
at University of SASKatchewan
sign-up opens April 6
sign-up opens April 6
ISAP Learning Communities welcome First Nations, Inuit and Métis students to the College of Arts and Science with priority access to first-year academic and co-curricular programming, providing a strong start to diverse degree and certificate pathways while boosting academic confidence and celebrating student potential.
In ISAP, students will:
Select two to five popular 100-level courses offered in themed ISAP LCs each term
Study with culturally-responsive instructors and peers with similar academic interests and goals
Connect in weekly meetings with upper-year Indigenous student mentors, amazing role model speakers, and USask alumni
Benefit from financial advocacy and inter-college transition support (e.g. students interested in nursing or engineering pathways)
Have the option to register concurrently in STEM Prep Courses during their first year of university
Receive an invitation to Summer Start, held in late August just before the start of term
New Indigenous students can request a seat in ISAP First Year LCs and STEM Accelerator Courses for this fall by following these steps:
Accept their offer of admission online through their USask admissions account
Request ISAP course seats through the ISAP sign-up form, which opens Monday, April 6, 2026.
Questions? Email isap.info@usask.ca
Employment Expo
Employment Expo
On behalf of Saskatchewan Indian Training Assessment Group (SITAG) and TCU Place, we would like to extend an warm invite for your students to join us at the Māmawatoskētān Employment Expo.
The Māmawatoskētān Employment Expo will be held on March 31st from 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m at TCU Place located at 35 22nd Street East, Saskatoon. We are hosting 60+ employers and colleges from all over the province in all different industries offering full-time, part-time, seasonal and summer student positions! Just to name a few of the employers and colleges on hand for the day: SIGA, MNP, PCL Construction, Sask Health Authority, City of Saskatoon, 2 Nation Birds Construction, Mosaic (Mining), CN, Local 1985, North West College, Suncrest College, SIIT, Gabriel Dumont Institute, and more!
In addition, there will be a stage featuring guest speakers presenting in the morning and again in the afternoon, with a focus on supports and resources for job seekers.
The doors are open to the public, and everyone is welcome to attend! There is no registration required for attendees—it is free to join us.
MICHIF language camp
MICHIF language camp
Digitized 2026 Event
Digitized 2026 Event
- Saskatchewan's largest one-day technology career conference for High School Students
- Saskatchewan's largest one-day technology career conference for High School Students
www.saskatooniec.ca/digitized
www.saskatooniec.ca/digitized
Online Dental Assistant program opportunity
Online Dental Assistant program opportunity
If you are interested in a career as a dental assistant, Tiny Teeth, a dental clinic in Saskatoon, is offering a scholarship opportunity. Through the Online Dental Assistant Program offered by Risio Institute for Digital Dental Education, one student may receive full tuition support while gaining paid, hands-on experience at the clinic during their studies. In return for a four-year commitment (two years during the program and two years after graduation), the selected student will receive mentorship, job security, and a direct pathway into this high-demand career. Interested students are encouraged to contact Student Services for application details.
Find more about Risio Institute: https://risiodental.com/dental-assistant-program/
Girls take flight event
Girls take flight event
Get ready to soar at Girls Take Flight 2026!
Join us at Mitchinson’s Flight Centre for the second annual Girls Take Flight—a high-energy, hands-on aviation event designed to empower and inspire the next generation of female aviators!
This in-person event is all about encouraging young women to dream big and explore the exciting world of aviation. Girls aged 10 to 20 will have the chance to experience free flights (limited spots available), engage in fun and educational activities, and connect with real pilots and aviation professionals—all in a welcoming and inclusive environment.
Event Details:
Date: Saturday, May 2, 2026
Time: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Location: Hangar 8, YXE International Airport, 2620 Thayer Ave, Saskatoon, SK S7L 6S1
High School Accelerated Program - U of R
High School Accelerated Program - U of R
University of Regina High School Accelerated (HSXL) program opportunities at the for Fall 2026 and Winter 2027.
HSXL allows eligible Grade 11 and 12 students to take university-level courses while completing high school. The program supports students in exploring post-secondary learning, building academic confidence, and earning university credit early.
HSXL Fall & Winter Course Offerings
📌 Fall 2026 (September 14 – December 11)
Business 100 — Hybrid (In-Person & Remote) Monday, 4:00 PM – 6:45 PM
Psychology 101 — Online Asynchronous
📌 Winter 2027 (February 1 – May 7)
English 100 —Remote, Tuesday, 6:00 PM – 8:45 PM
English 100 — Online Asynchronous
Chemistry 100 — Remote, Wednesday, 6:00 PM – 8:45 PM
Applications for HSXL open March 10, 2026, and students can enroll in HSXL-designed courses or regular University of Regina courses, provided prerequisites are met.
👉 Please click here for more information on HSXL courses.
SaskTel Indigenous Youth Awards of Excellence
SaskTel Indigenous Youth Awards of Excellence
The deadline for applications is April 30, 2026. The awards event will be held June 5, 2026.
The SaskTel Indigenous Youth Awards of Excellence celebrate outstanding achievement in our young people. The Wicihitowin Foundation with our Title Sponsor SaskTel, established the awards in 1997 with the support of the public, government, and private sector.
Find the Application here: https://www.sasktel.com/about-us/Community/Indigenous+Engagement/indigenous-youth-awards
The Wicihitowin Foundation was created to honour First Nations, Metis, and Indigenous Veterans by nurturing Indigenous youth, preparing them to rise to the challenge of responsibility and leadership, and helping them to excel as tomorrow's leaders – "strong, brave and true".
Award Categories
Oustanding Academic Achievement
Leadership
Culture and Community
Sports/Recreation
Arts/Science
Eligibility
Eligibility
Must be of First Nations, Metis, or Inuit ancestry
All participants must provide proof of ancestry. Accepted forms of proof include: Government of Canada Certificate of Indian Status Card, Inuit identification, or a Métis Card from one of the provincial bodies recognized by the Métis National Council (the Métis Nation – Saskatchewan).
Must be between 14 and 18 years of age as of June 28, 2025.
Must be a resident of Saskatchewan and a registered student in Saskatchewan
2 reference letters are required. Must provide current contact information for each reference as they will be contacted.
Must be able to demonstrate outstanding commitment and/or ability in one of the award categories.
Applicants can apply in multiple categories but can only win once.
High School Accelerated (HSXL) Program - University of Regina for Fall 2026 and Winter 2027
High School Accelerated (HSXL) Program - University of Regina for Fall 2026 and Winter 2027
HSXL allows eligible Grade 11 and 12 students to take university-level courses while completing high school. The program supports students in exploring post-secondary learning, building academic confidence, and earning university credit early.
HSXL Course Offerings
We will be offering a selection of HSXL courses in Fall 2026 and Winter 2027, including both:
Regular University of Regina courses (for students who meet prerequisites), and
HSXL-designed courses created specifically for high school learners.
Many HSXL courses are offered online, providing flexibility for students across Saskatchewan.
➡️For more information and for a full list of courses, please visit our website. The most recent HSXL newsletter is attached for your reference and sharing with students and families.
Important Dates
Applications open: March 10, 2026
Can West Sports International Special Credit PRograms
Can West Sports International Special Credit PRograms
Can-West Sports Group is introducing a series of international Special Credit Programs available to secondary school students for the 2026-2027 academic year.
These programs are designed to provide hands-on, experiential learning while allowing participating students to earn a school credit.
Below is an overview of the upcoming Special Credit Program offerings:
Japan - Robotics & Technology Japan - Fashion Expression & Hair
• Robotics and automation • Fashion and self-expression
• Engineering principles • Hair styling and creative techniques
• AI and future technology • Cultural identity and global trends
• Innovation and problem-solving
Bahamas - Marine Biology Denmark - Agriculture & Sustainability
• Marine ecosystems and biodiversity • Sustainable farming practices
• Coral reef studies • Agri-technology and innovation
• Conservation and sustainability • Food systems and supply chains
• Field research and applied learning • Environmental responsibility
Italy - Culinary Arts Sweden - Sports Science
• Culinary fundamentals • Human performance and biomechanics
• Food culture and tradition • Strength and conditioning systems
• Farm-to-table systems • Recovery and injury prevention
• Hospitality and business exposure • European sport development models
Questions - please reach out to Presley Johnston, Can-West Sports Group, at membership@can-westsports.com
Women In Trades and Technology Program Opportunities!
Women In Trades and Technology Program Opportunities!
Grade 11 Scholarship
Grade 11 Scholarship
Truly Alive Founndation Programs
Truly Alive Founndation Programs
Presentation given to the Grade 11's on November 13th, 2027
Presentation given to the Grade 11's on November 13th, 2027
Grade 11 Presentation - Revised 25 26.pptx
Getting Your Transcripts
Getting Your Transcripts
Last year, the government of Saskatchewan implemented a new way to get your transcripts. It is a parntership with a reputable company called MyCreds. Many Universities around the world use this company to issue their trancripts. There are a few steps to getting these and the first step is to get your personal email onto your My School Sask account. In order to do this, please fill out this form for us: https://forms.gle/VKcC4uMgdepBMkiX7
We will go over the other steps in our grade 12 presentation. We also have a handout at Student Services that will walk you through the steps.
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