Post Secondary Support Program
Provided by: Cowessess First Nation
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- Community Justice Services
- Driver’s License Program (2 locations)
- Drum and Share
- Foot Care Services
- Head Start
- Home Ownership Program
- Home Renovation Program (2 locations)
- Indigenous Cultures & Languages Program
- Knowledge Keepers’ Gathering
- Listen, Hear Our Voices
- Marieval Indian Residential School Research Project
- Medical Transportation Service
- Mobility Assistance Program
- Post Secondary Support Program (2 locations)
- Red Bear Lodge – Home Fire Program
- Red Bear Lodge – Prevention & Healing Services
- Red Bear Lodge – Sacred Wolf Lodge
- Transitional Allowance Program
- Transportation Services (2 locations)
- Youth Assistance Program: School
- Youth Assistance Program: Sports
Service Description
Offers both financial and academic support to Cowessess Band Members acquiring qualifications and skills to pursue their individual career goals.
- Living allowance is available to Full-time students in a traditional program of study
- Part time students are eligible for books and tuition
- Tuitions are subject to a maximum of $6,500.00 Canadian funds, over a one year period
- Book and supplies are allowable to a maximum of $2,000.00
Full Post-Secondary Support Policy can be found on the Cowessess First Nation website.
Eligibility
The applicant must: ▪ be a Registered Member of the Cowessess First Nation ▪ have Grade 12, ABE 12, Adult 12, or equivalent GED 12 ▪ be registered in a program 8 months or longer that leads to a certificate, diploma, or degree ▪ be accepted and/or enrolled in a program that is a minimum thirty-two (32) weeks, or 8 months in duration at an accredited institution. This program must lead to a certificate, diploma, or degree that will provide a career opportunity to the applicant. An applicant who has transferred from another First Nation to Cowessess First Nation must sign a release of authorization form to access all previously attended post-secondary education documentation.
Application Process
Documents Required
▪ Application form
▪ Students who were sponsored in the previous semester must provide: (1) transcript from preceding semester(s) indicating completion of minimum course load as per Student Policy requirements; 2) confirmation of course registration forms or class schedule; (3) confirmation of dependants, as determined by the Canadian Child Tax Benefits Notice; (4) Any additional requested documentation
▪ Students who were not sponsored in the previous semester must provide: (1) a letter of acceptance from the accredited institution (technical and private vocational students must also submit a program outline from the institution calendar); (2) course registration forms or class schedule; (3) an education plan form; (4) confirmation of dependants, as determined by the Canadian Child Tax Benefits Notice; (5) any additional requested.
Fees
None
Fax: 306-696-2739
Toll-Free: 1-866-470-3418
Business Line: 306-696-3418
Education Office
Hours of Operation
Monday - Friday
8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Service Website
cowessessfn.com/programs/education
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communications.central@cowessessfn.com
Languages Offered
English
Cowessess First Nation Band Office
Mailing Address
PO Box 100
Main Street
SK S0G 5L0
- Community Justice Services
- Driver’s License Program (2 locations)
- Home Renovation Program (2 locations)
- Indigenous Cultures & Languages Program
- Marieval Indian Residential School Research Project
- Post Secondary Support Program (2 locations)
- Transportation Services (2 locations)
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Cowessess First Nation Band Office
Cowessess SK S0G 5L0 -
Cowessess Regina Office
107A Albert Street
Regina SK S4R 2N3
Location Info
Hours of Operation
Monday - Friday
8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Accessibility
Wheelchair access - designated parking spaces; Wheelchair access - lowered elevator buttons; Wheelchair access - front or side or back doors; Wheelchair access - ramps; Wheelchair access - washrooms (at least one)
Fax: 306-696-2767
Cowessess Office
Toll-Free: 1-888-772-7790
Cowessess Office
Business Line: 306-696-2520
Cowessess Office
Website
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