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Indspire
Indspire
Indspire is a national Indigenous registered charity that invests in the education of First Nations, Inuit and Métis people for the long term benefit of these individuals, their families and communities, and Canada.
Indspire is a national Indigenous registered charity that invests in the education of First Nations, Inuit and Métis people for the long term benefit of these individuals, their families and communities, and Canada.
Indspire's vision is to enrich Canada through Indigenous education and by inspiring achievement. In partnership with Indigenous, private and public sector stakeholders, Indspire educates, connects and invests in First Nations, Inuit and Métis people so they will achieve their highest potential.
Indspire's vision is to enrich Canada through Indigenous education and by inspiring achievement. In partnership with Indigenous, private and public sector stakeholders, Indspire educates, connects and invests in First Nations, Inuit and Métis people so they will achieve their highest potential.
Rivers to Success
Rivers to Success
The Rivers to Success program provides a supportive learning environment for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis students at key stages of their educational journey, giving them the tools they need to complete their education and successfully pursue the career of their dreams.
Bursaries & Scholarships
Bursaries & Scholarships
Indspire provides financial support for First Nations, Inuit and Métis students across Canada to assist them in completing their post-secondary education.
Application deadlines are February 1, August 1 and November 1.
Teach for Tomorrow
Teach for Tomorrow
Teach for Tomorrow encourages and supports First Nations, Inuit and Métis students to fulfill their ambition to become teachers and provides a seamless approach for students to transition though high school into university.
Words of Encouragement
Words of Encouragement
We know that it has been a challenging time for many of you. We asked Indspire’s donors to share some messages of encouragement to keep your spirits high during these challenging times. Check out some of the amazing words of encouragement they would like you to see!
Go to the webpage below to learn more about Indspire program opportunities:
Go to the webpage below to learn more about Indspire program opportunities:
Government of Canada Indigenous Student Employment Program
Be part of the next generation of Indigenous leaders
Be part of the next generation of Indigenous leaders
The NRC’s Indigenous Student Employment Program is a unique opportunity designed to empower Indigenous students by providing hands-on experience and an opportunity to develop valuable skills in the world of scientific research and development. We’re committed to diversity, inclusion and fostering meaningful engagement at the NRC.
Key benefits
Key benefits
Paid placements: You’ll have access to paid work terms, allowing you to earn income and gain practical experience in different fields of research and development at one of our research centres or in any of our corporate areas, such as library and information sciences, communications and marketing. In this employment program, your rate of pay is based on the number of semesters you’ve completed.
Skills development: You’ll have the opportunity to develop a wide range of skills, from laboratory techniques to project management. These skills are transferable and highly valued in many career paths, increasing your chances of finding a job at the NRC or elsewhere. Working alongside leading scientists and engineers at one of our research centres, you’ll be exposed to ground-breaking research projects that contribute to innovative solutions to real-world challenges.
Networking opportunities: The program also connects you with professionals, researchers and fellow students at the NRC and gives you the opportunity to participate in our student engagement program. Building these connections can open doors to future career opportunities.
Cultural inclusivity: The NRC is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment. Indigenous students will find a welcoming and supportive workplace where their unique perspectives and cultural backgrounds are valued and celebrated.
Flexibility: This program is designed to accommodate your academic schedule, ensuring you can balance your work, family and academic commitments. In addition, remote work opportunities are available in some cases.
Am I eligible?
Am I eligible?
You are eligible for the NRC Indigenous Student Employment Program if you meet these criteria:
You are an Indigenous person - First Nation, Métis, or Inuit (Inuk)
First Nations: In Canada, an Indigenous grouping composed of many different nations having their own origin, history and culture, and whose members have called North America home for thousands of years
Métis: In Canada, Indigenous peoples whose members are of mixed First Nations and European ancestry, are united by a common origin, history and culture
Inuit (Inuk): In Canada, Indigenous peoples that inhabits or that traditionally inhabited the northern regions and Arctic coasts of Canada known as Inuit Nunangat, and whose members are united by a common origin, history and culture
You have a high school diploma or grade 12 equivalent
You are studying at a recognized postsecondary educational institutions in Canada and are returning to full-time studies in the following semester
To learn more visit the following link:
Indigenous Student Employment Program - National Research Council Canada
Congress of Aboriginal Peoples Indigenous Skills & Employment Training
Funding and Assistance for Skills Training
The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples’ (CAP) Indigenous Skills and Employment Training (ISET) Program provides funding and assistance for training and skills development to members of CAP's provincial organizations. Status (off-reserve) and Non-Status Indians, Eastern Metis, and Southern Inuit clients are invited to become members of their local organization, and then they are eligible for skills training funding.
How to Apply
To apply for skills and employment training funding, complete the Client Application.
For more information, or if you have any questions, please contact the ISET client support at: applications@abo-peoples.org
Types of programs we fund
Programs that are 2 years or less (i.e.: college)
Final year of a university undergraduate program
Provincially accredited or industry recognized skills training programs (college, training institutions, vocational programs, etc.)
Essential skills programs (academic upgrading, GED equivalent, etc.)
What we fund
Tuition
Books
Laptop
Bus pass/parking pass
Training supports – tutoring, assistive devices for people with disabilities, etc.
Program or industry specific materials/equipment
Background
Background
The ISET program is designed to help Indigenous Peoples prepare for and find quality high-demand jobs and careers. The program is funded through Employment and Social Development Canada’s (ESDC) Indigenous Skills and Employment Training (ISET) Program. The CAP ISET program targets Indigenous Peoples living in urban, rural and remote areas throughout Canada and focuses on Non-Status Indigenous peoples, Métis, and Southern Inuit, living off reserve in Canada. Priority is given to Indigenous youth, single parents, persons with disabilities, women, and mature workers experiencing career change or transition.
To learn more Visit our career planning website and/or the weblink below:
Transitions: Supporting First Nations, Metis and Inuit in School and Career Services - Links to Employment Services for Youth & Graduates
Check out the weblink below for a list of employment services and programs focused on Indigenous Youth and Students:
University of Regina Indigenous Career Education
Services
Services
Indigenous Career Education provides programming that supports the academic and career-related success of Indigenous students. Services include:
Co-operative Education Program (U of R and FNUniv, for eligible Faculties)
Full-Circle Summer Internship Program
Job search support which allows job postings and events to be sent to your e-mail
Professional Development Workshops for both the Co-op and Summer programs
Resume and Cover Letter Preparation and Critiquing
Mock Interview Sessions
Also, feel free to visit the ta-tawâw Student Centre | University of Regina:
The ta-tawâw Student Centre provides a welcoming atmosphere that supports Indigenous ways of being-knowing-doing. Our mission is to offer a welcoming community space for all First Nations, Métis, and Inuit students at the University of Regina. We encourage all students and visitors to gather, study, laugh, and learn with one another.
The goal of the ta-tawâw Student Centre is to guide Indigenous students within four directions of learning:
Academic success programming
Cultural teachings and ceremony opportunities
Career support and employee engagement
Community focused events
The Centre focuses on supporting Indigenous students with their involvement and belonging within the larger campus community. We strive to create meaningful opportunities for student inclusion. We strive for successful student transition into the University, retention at our post-secondary level, and events and activities. We trust that our approach to student engagement will strengthen the campus. We continually seek to expand our potential for student leadership opportunities.
To learn more about this program at the U of R, please visit the weblink below:
GABRIEL DUMONT INSTITUTE
Gabriel Dumont Institute Programs for Metis Declared Students:
GDI has many employment and training programs available to Metis declared students. Please visit the weblinks below to learn more:
a.https://gdins.org/career-and-employment/sponsorship/individual-sponsorship-program/ -Individual Sponsorship Program- providing assistance and guidance on the path to meaningful employment
b.https://gdins.org/career-and-employment/employment-based-programs/ -Employment Based Programs- support during employment
c.https://gdins.org/student-services/scholarships-bursaries/ -Scholarships and Bursaries
d.https://gdins.org/programs-and-courses/what-we-offer/suntep/ -SUNTEP Program- earn a Bachelor of Education with a focus on Metis and First Nation culture
Visit the GDI website at https://gdins.org/ for a comprehensive list of programs and services for Metis declared students.
First Nations University of Canada Career Centre
Welcome to the First Nations University of Canada Career Centre in Partnership with Co-operators
Welcome to the First Nations University of Canada Career Centre in Partnership with Co-operators
Welcome to the First Nations University of Canada Career Centre, created in partnership with Co-operators. We are grateful for their support in helping us guide students and alumni on their journey from campus to career.
Rooted in Indigenous values of community, connection, and shared growth, the Career Centre is here to walk alongside you. We offer career advising, skill-building workshops, employer connections, and job opportunities with organizations that respect and value Indigenous talent.
Whether you are discovering your path, preparing to enter the workforce, or seeking new ways to share your gifts, we are here to support you. Your career journey is part of your story—and we are honoured to help you move forward with purpose, pride, and confidence.
Your Path. Your Purpose. Your Future.
Please visit the weblink below for more information about this program:
First Nations Employment Centre
Based in Regina on Avonhurst Drive, FNEC provides clients with direction in career planning, employment and/or training services, resumes, cover letters, interview preparation, job search assistance and labour market research. To learn more about First Nations Employment Centre programs and services, you can:
Visit the FNEC Office- 2721 Avonhurst Drive
Phone- 306-924-1606
Email- fnecinfo@rtsis.com
Visit the FNEC Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/share/1EUKf47Wty/
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