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Education & Training
Learning from the early years through post-secondary, employment and land-based programs.
One Arrow supports learners from their earliest years through to post-secondary and into the workforce. That includes Almighty Voice Education Centre, the Head Start and daycare programs, post-secondary funding, and trades and employment training for adults.
The Education Department at the band office can help you find the right program or start an application. Call 306-423-5900.
Programs
Almighty Voice Education Centre
The Nation’s Kindergarten to Grade 12 school, built around raising strong and self-reliant Indigenous youth.
- Kindergarten through Grade 12 instruction
- Student supervision, safety and personal care support
Head Start & Daycare
Early learning in a purpose-built facility, open to community members and to employees of the Nation.
- Aboriginal Head Start on Reserve programming
- Daycare for community members and staff
- Culture and language development from the earliest years
Post-Secondary Funding
Financial assistance and hands-on help getting into university or technical school.
- Financial assistance for post-secondary study
- Help applying to universities and technical schools
- Guidance through the application process
- Campus visits by the coordinator
Employment & Training
Practical training to get members ready for work, including skilled trades.
- Support for members looking for work
- Pre-employment training
- Trades training such as welding, carpentry and scaffolding
Recreation & Youth
After-school and evening programming that keeps youth active and connected to culture.
- Sports including badminton, volleyball and open gym
- Art, baking and cooking programs
- Cultural programming and land-based learning
- After-school programs
Business Club
Youth entrepreneurship, students run real ventures with mentorship from people working in business.
- Hands-on business development
- Student-owned ventures
- Mentorship from entrepreneurs and professionals
- Trade show and event participation
Applying for post-secondary funding
- Contact the Education Department well before the school year, funding is limited and applications are reviewed together.
- Note the annual deadline. Applications have historically been due by May 31 for the following school year. Confirm the current date with the department.
- Have your Grade 12 standing or equivalent ready, along with the program and institution you are applying to.
- Ask about application help. The coordinator can assist with the school application itself, not just the funding side.
Related
Information gathered from the current site: https://onearrow.ca/education-training/