Academic

Academic Advisors help Arts, Science, Physical Education, Fine Arts, and Environmental Science students explore and pursue their personal academic, educational, and career goals. Appointments with Student Services will be by phone, Zoom (if able), or Moodle chatroom.

Need credits to finish high school or to gain access to a program at Red River College Polytechnic? Are you new to Canada and want to improve your English? Our Academic Preparation and Essential Skills programs can help you get the education and training you need to prepare yourself for a successful career.

At CMU, academic advising is more than choosing courses that fit your timetable. We take a holistic approach to advising, which includes conversations about academic interests and career/vocational goals. The Coordinator of Student Advising assigns each student a Faculty Advisor who is their academic mentor. In addition to faculty, the Coordinator of Student Advising is on hand to consider CMU degree and pre-professional options with students. There are also academic supports such as peer tutoring, academic tutoring, writing workshops and study rooms.

Your academic advisor is committed to your academic success. They’ll make sure you start the year off right and support you through any academic challenges during the year. We want you to succeed in your studies, so we aim to provide an accessible learning and working environment for all students. If you have documented disabilities, we’ll offer support services to help you thrive at Booth UC.

The Access Program provides holistic support to students choosing to begin an academic journey. Students may qualify for Access if there is a demonstrated personal, academic or financial need. This program is open to Manitoba residents who have experienced barriers to post-secondary education due to residence in remote locations, economic and/or cultural reasons. Preference is given to Indigenous peoples (Status, Non-Status, Inuit and Métis), residents of Northern Manitoba, low-income earners and newcomers.

The University of Winnipeg, Accessibility Services (AS) and Deaf & Hard of Hearing Services (DHHS) facilitate and promote the ongoing development of an accessible learning environment which provides students with disabilities, mental health concerns, medical conditions and temporary injuries the opportunity to participate fully in all aspects of campus life.

The Indigenous Student Centre is pleased to offer the Blankstein Momentum Program (Momentum) for returning Indigenous students. The program is designed to provide you with access to supports that contribute to your post-secondary persistence, overall well-being and personal success. Momentum uses a holistic approach that includes advisor meetings, access to tutors, learning workshops, group activities and cultural/spiritual care. The program runs late August to March, with a celebration wind-up in April. There is no cost to participate. *Maximum intake is 20 students per academic year and priority will be given to those who have not been a part of the program before.

Our team in the Case Management Office cares about your health, safety and emotional and physical well-being. We understand that it can be hard to find the right resources when you are facing a crisis or emergency in your life. We are your connection to emergency crisis support at UM. Everything you tell us is completely confidential and we will use the information you give us to connect you with support on and off campus. The University of Manitoba is committed to supporting those who have experienced sexual assault by providing information, referral to counselling and medical care and appropriate accommodations. If you are facing addiction or mental health issues, we can point you in the direction of resources that can help you on and off campus. If you are being stalked, harassed, or if you feel unsafe in your residence, we can help. We work closely with Student Advocacy and can help you if you are worried about your academic career. If you are struggling with challenging personal or health circumstances, we can connect you with a counsellor, a doctor, a support group, housing and financial aid.

First Nations, Métis, Inuit or Native American. SAGE offers holistic programming that supports your cultural, academic, personal and professional development throughout your master’s-level and doctoral studies.

The Office of Legal Counsel provides or coordinates all legal services required by the University. It has conduct over the legal affairs of 23 different Faculties and Schools, dozens of administrative units, and nearly 9,000 faculty and staff. The work of the sub-unit involves risk-management and protecting the University’s corporate and legal interests in regard to its operations, agreements, disputes and liabilities.

Personal Development Services are branches of Student Services. They include Career and Development Services, Counselling Services, Disability Accomodations, International Students Services and Tutoring Services.

Interested in becoming a Brandon University student? Connect with a member of our Recruitment & Retention team. Our team will help you explore your options at BU and get ready to complete your application. Please fill out the form below and one of our team members will respond to you as soon as possible to confirm your appointment time.

Le service d’orientation pédagogique offre des services d’appui et des conseils sur les choix de cours nécessaires pour mener à bonne fin votre programme d’études. 

Academic Advising Services offers support and advice on the choice of courses necessary for the completion of your study program.

Students attending college for the first time experience many changes in their lives. These changes present many challenges: making new friends, adapting to a new living and learning environment, managing financial concerns and meeting time management pressures. Student success advisors recognize that these difficulties are real, but not insurmountable. Student success advisors are available to listen, provide information, and assist in finding solutions to problems, or to refer to an appropriate agency or business service.

Students attending college for the first time experience many changes in their lives. These changes present many challenges: making new friends, adapting to a new living and learning environment, managing financial concerns and meeting time management pressures. Student success advisors recognize that these difficulties are real, but not insurmountable. Student success advisors are available to listen, provide information, and assist in finding solutions to problems, or to refer to an appropriate agency or business service.

At Providence, we care about life and learning outside the classroom just as much as inside. We’ll help you adjust to life at university as well as care for your physical, social, emotional, psychological and social well-being during your stay! Have questions about international student services, campus employment, career services or counselling? Maybe you’re looking for a tutor or some research help? We can help you access these and other services.

Assiniboine helps students achieve success by providing guidance, support, encouragement, advice, information and assistance wherever needed. We strive to provide a warm and friendly environment where students feel comfortable raising questions or concerns. While many students make a smooth transition to college on their own, some may benefit from additional supports. Assiniboine’s goal is to help students plan for a successful college experience.

Students can drop by or schedule appointments with Learning Curve staff before classes even start! If you are even a little bit worried about your college courses, contact the Learning Curve early to see what kind of help is available. There’s no need to wait; you can book online at your convenience. Our learning strategists and educational assistants help you find effective ways of learning. We encourage active learning and collaborate with you to find strategies that make sense in your life. We also provide referrals to student success advisors, the library and other departments, depending on what you need. The friendly and knowledgeable Learning Curve team can assist you in many areas.

The transition to full-time academic study in an urban post-secondary institution may be challenging and difficult for some high-school students and mature adult learners. The Transition Year Program (TYP) has been created to assist many new Indigenous students build the academic and personal coping skills that will foster post-secondary success. A mandatory orientation is held prior to the beginning of the fall term. During orientation students will be introduced to additional university support services and community resources.

The LAC offers free and confidential learning assistance provided to all students attending UCN. At the LAC we want our students to become better writers and critical thinkers. The goal is to help students develop their academic writing in a friendly and collaborative environment. To access services; students can walk-in, or make an appointment (preferred).

Academic Advisors and Adult Learner Services staff can provide information about programs, courses, and university requirements, provide feedback on your course selection and assist with the registration process, and help you with the appeal process. Website registration. Study Skills Workshops are designed to improve your learning skills and help you achieve your academic goals. Organized by Academic and Career Services, this series of workshops is FREE to all students.

At CMU, academic advising is more than choosing courses that fit your timetable. We take a holistic approach to advising, which includes conversations about academic interests and career/vocational goals. The Coordinator of Student Advising assigns each student a Faculty Advisor who is their academic mentor. In addition to faculty, the Coordinator of Student Advising is on hand to consider CMU degree and pre-professional options with students. There are also academic supports such as peer tutoring, academic tutoring, writing workshops and study rooms.

Looking for ways to be successful this term? Study smarter, not harder! Attend one our virtual sessions where you’ll learn practical strategies that you can put into action right away. We’ll introduce you to proven approaches that help you to: improve time management and avoid procrastination, more easily read and understand textbooks, take good notes and study more effectively, write academic papers and use source material properly, and prepare for tests and exams

Students are encouraged to access the Centre’s services through either individual appointments designed to address specific learning issues or group workshops that deal with some of the most common learning issues facing students. There are tutors in various subject areas.

Your academic advisor is committed to your academic success. They’ll make sure you start the year off right and support you through any academic challenges during the year. We want you to succeed in your studies, so we aim to provide an accessible learning and working environment for all students. If you have documented disabilities, we’ll offer support services to help you thrive at Booth UC.

Welcome to the Writing Centre! We’re here to support all Red River College Polytechnic students with their writing needs.

The Indigenous Student Centre is pleased to offer the Blankstein Momentum Program (Momentum) for returning Indigenous students. The program is designed to provide you with access to supports that contribute to your post-secondary persistence, overall well-being and personal success. Momentum uses a holistic approach that includes advisor meetings, access to tutors, learning workshops, group activities and cultural/spiritual care. The program runs late August to March, with a celebration wind-up in April. There is no cost to participate. *Maximum intake is 20 students per academic year and priority will be given to those who have not been a part of the program before.

The Office of Legal Counsel provides or coordinates all legal services required by the University. It has conduct over the legal affairs of 23 different Faculties and Schools, dozens of administrative units, and nearly 9,000 faculty and staff. The work of the sub-unit involves risk-management and protecting the University’s corporate and legal interests in regard to its operations, agreements, disputes and liabilities.

Study Skills Workshops are designed to improve your learning skills and help you achieve your academic goals. Organized by Academic and Career Services. Many are available via Zoom and/or Power Point slides on the website.

Students can drop by or schedule appointments with Learning Curve staff before classes even start! If you are even a little bit worried about your college courses, contact the Learning Curve early to see what kind of help is available. There’s no need to wait; you can book online at your convenience. Our learning strategists and educational assistants help you find effective ways of learning. We encourage active learning and collaborate with you to find strategies that make sense in your life. We also provide referrals to student success advisors, the library and other departments, depending on what you need. The friendly and knowledgeable Learning Curve team can assist you in many areas.

The transition to full-time academic study in an urban post-secondary institution may be challenging and difficult for some high-school students and mature adult learners. The Transition Year Program (TYP) has been created to assist many new Indigenous students build the academic and personal coping skills that will foster post-secondary success. A mandatory orientation is held prior to the beginning of the fall term. During orientation students will be introduced to additional university support services and community resources.

The LAC offers free and confidential learning assistance provided to all students attending UCN. At the LAC we want our students to become better writers and critical thinkers. The goal is to help students develop their academic writing in a friendly and collaborative environment. To access services; students can walk-in, or make an appointment (preferred).

FABS Online Writing Support. You can book a live Online Tutoring appointment by clicking on the Tutor’s Zoom link during the time slot of the Tutor. Arrange for your request ahead of time by making an appointment with the Tutor by email. You may book at 30 or 60 minute session.

If you’re looking to study in Winnipeg, CDI College is the perfect choice. With dozens of programs to choose from, and an experienced team to help you achieve your goals, you’ll find success in your new career.

Our EMR program is for Manitoba students that wish to begin their journey into emergency services and successful students are able to obtain their EMT license through the MB College of Paramedics. Successful completion of the EMR course provides the student with an accredited Emergency Medical Responder certificate. Many students go on to write the provincial emergency medical technician exam and start working on the ambulance, or go on to higher levels of Paramedic training, fire fighting, 911 dispatch, law enforcement, etc. The provincial exam needs to be taken within one year of completing the program.

What is required? Every city fire department has a little different requirements, but the most common across Canada is NFPA 1001: Firefighter Level I&II and NFPA 472: Hazmat Awareness and Hazmat Operations certifications. The program we recommend is the Training Division Fire Academy which bundles the 4 basic certificates into a program called Basic Fire Academy and successful candidates leave with what they need to apply to most Canadian Fire Departments. Once combined with an EMR program, this covers the basic Fire & Medical certifications to apply with departments such as the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service as well as cities such as Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, Surrey, Edmonton, etc. etc.

Whether you’re an experienced operator looking to refine your skills, or if you’re brand new to the field your timing is perfect. The construction, forestry, civil, mining, oil and gas industries are experiencing a heavy demand for equipment operators. This program is geared towards hands on, must know industry specific knowledge. We ensure you’ll know more then expected and wanting to get more seat time after this training! How do we know this? Because our trainers are industry experts, the best in what they do. They have years of experience operating heavy equipment, hiring and training operators, and project management.

We offer more than 25 post-secondary certificate and diploma programs to learners looking to start or continue their career training or education. Our strong industry relationships enable us to develop programs that teach in-demand skills, including work practicum placements, and position our students for successful employment upon graduation.

MOSMA’s programs include full time diploma programs, limited class sizes, and part time evening courses. “We believe that irrelevant of the avenue a student pursues in their career; they require the essential building blocks of capturing sound. Whether they are capturing a musical sound, spoken word, or a sound effect; the discipline of these tasks require grounded knowledge of the fundamentals which define Audio Production as a whole.”

RRC Polytech’s Paterson GlobalFoods Institute is the home to the College’s culinary and hospitality programs, as well as a 100-room student residence. As part of the Hospitality and Culinary Arts programs, the students run an upscale restaurant called Jane’s and a public food court known as the Culinary Exchange, both of which are located in the building.

Class 1 truck training is a high demand occupation and we train the best for the trucking industry who are ready to be the truck drivers of the future. Our students show high levels of satisfaction and are a positive influence in our growth. The key factor in Class 1 training is to gain confidence in truck handling and understand the road rules to comply with driving laws and regulations. Additionally, it is important to know and handle shipments that range from regular cargo to dangerous goods and follow all safety procedures during the delivery process.

Prairie Arctic Trades Training Centre partners with First Nations and non-profit organizations, industry, trade unions and government to provide quality training in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta. We offer classes on behalf of our training partners and typically do not recruit students directly. Individuals with program inquiries should contact the partnering agency directly.

Welcome to Professional Transport Driver Training School. Manitoba’s most reputable center for Class 1 and Class 3 truck driver training. Our semi-truck driving school in Winnipeg offers several programs to suit all learning styles and works around your availability and current work schedule. We pride ourselves in providing world-class instruction with all-inclusive courses that will get you on your way to a Class 1 or 3 licenses in no time.

Get hands-on experience in a collaborative environment. Study on campus at 180 Main Street. Learn in the classroom and apply your skills in the lab. Earn a recognized diploma in 1 year or less. Until further notice, all on-campus classes are being held remotely through our Virtual Classroom. All Robertson Online and Virtual Classroom students will use Brightspace, our online learning hub, to access lectures and course materials. All students enrolled in campus programs must be able to attend on-campus once they reopen.

The Exchange District Campus is nestled in the heart of downtown Winnipeg and is home to RRC Polytech’s business, creative arts, IT, culinary arts and hospitality programs. Featuring modern classrooms, relaxing study spaces, and state-of the-art equipment, the Exchange District Campus also has a wide variety of services and amenities, applied research labs and two student-run dining options. The Exchange District Campus Buildings include Manitou a bi Bii daziigae, Paterson GlobalFoods Institute, and The Roblin Centre.

Red River College Polytechnic’s Interlake and Peguis – Fisher River Campuses serve the communities in the Interlake and North Eastman region by providing a variety of community-based programs and part-time courses.

Red River College Polytechnic’s Portage Campus is located in the Central Plains region of Manitoba and offers a broad range of full-time diploma and certificate programs, as well as a variety of part-time courses and workshops, providing opportunities for personal and professional development for students at various stages in their lives and careers.

Red River College Polytechnic’s Steinbach Campus is located in the Eastman Education Centre on Loewen Boulevard in Steinbach. This state-of-the-art facility gives Red River College Polytechnic the ability to expand the post-secondary education and training opportunities that we are able to provide to our city and surrounding rural communities.

Manitoba is home to the third largest aerospace sector in Canada – and Red River College Polytechnic’s Stevenson Campus is an active partner, training our workforce to participate in all aspects of the aviation and aerospace sector. Our grads are found throughout industry – overhauling aircraft engines, maintaining aircraft, building components, or in management positions such as Directors of Maintenance and Quality Assurance.

Manitoba is home to the third largest aerospace sector in Canada – and Red River College Polytechnic’s Stevenson Campus is an active partner, training our workforce to participate in all aspects of the aviation and aerospace sector. Our grads are found throughout industry – overhauling aircraft engines, maintaining aircraft, building components, or in management positions such as Directors of Maintenance and Quality Assurance.

RRC Polytech’s Winkler Campus provides access to education in the Pembina Valley by offering several full-time programs as well as a variety of part-time courses. We also offer the Mature Student diploma program and academic upgrading courses through the Winkler Community Learning Centre.

Our College is small and we are much like family. We insist on a low drama atmosphere where people can feel happy and relaxed. It is believed that the best way to learn is when you are comfortable, respecting what and who you are learning with and from. In turn we will respect your individuality and need to learn while doing the best we can to help you become successful. Based on availability, Brandon University residences are available to our students. Please ask for the contact information.

University College of the North serves a region roughly the size of France! There are two main campuses in The Pas and Thompson as well as learning centres in 12 other Northern Manitoba communities. The centres offer recognized certificate, diploma, and degree programs right in the community, as well as a broad range of continuing education courses during evenings, daytime and weekends. The centres also customize or create courses that meet the specific needs of each community.

If you are a student with a disability, you may be eligible to access free, weekly tutoring or academic coaching support with an ASC staff tutor. To apply, contact Student Accessibility Services and book a consultation with an Red River College Polytechnic Accessibility Specialist. After meeting with an Accessibility Specialist, eligible students will be referred to the Academic Success Centre (ASC) along with a recommended academic support plan.When suitable tutors are available, you can expect an email from the ASC a few days after meeting with your counsellor. This email will include the number of weekly tutoring hours and contact information for your assigned tutor.

UCN strives to ensure students who are registered with Student Accessibility Services (SAS) receive accommodations that they are entitled to in accordance with the Accessibility for Manitobans Act (Legislative Assembly of Manitoba) and Manitoba Human Rights Code.

The University of Winnipeg, Accessibility Services (AS) and Deaf & Hard of Hearing Services (DHHS) facilitate and promote the ongoing development of an accessible learning environment which provides students with disabilities, mental health concerns, medical conditions and temporary injuries the opportunity to participate fully in all aspects of campus life.

We want you to succeed in your studies, so we aim to provide an accessible learning and working environment for all students. If you have documented disabilities, we’ll offer support services to help you thrive at Booth UC.

CMU strives to provide a fair and supportive learning environment for academically qualified students with disabilities. CMU is committed to helping students succeed in their university studies and is continually developing resources to provide a supportive environment for students with disabilities.

MITT is dedicated to building a culture of inclusion and a campus environment where universal access to our programs and services, and dignified, independent participation in career-focused education exists for people of all abilities.

Manitoba Possible; formerly Society for Manitobans with Disabilities. We believe an inclusive and accessible society is possible. Manitoba Possible provides programs and services throughout the province – explore the site to see what’s available in your community. Services Offered: Children Service Coordination for Families, Vocational Rehabilitation for Adults, Wheelchair Services & Parking Permits, American Sign Language (ASL) Classes, Outreach Therapy for Children, and Disability awareness training.

Assiniboine is committed to providing reasonable accommodation to courses, programs, facilities and services for applicants and students with documented special needs relating to a disability or other protected characteristics under the Human Rights Code (Manitoba). This may include religion or disability related needs which may be linked to a variety of long term or chronic medical conditions, physical disability, learning disability, mental health condition, hearing impairment or vision impairment that create barriers. Assiniboine is also committed to supporting students who are experiencing temporary injury or short term illnesses for continued academic success wherever reasonably possible.

Manitoba Possible; formerly Society for Manitobans with Disabilities. We believe an inclusive and accessible society is possible. Manitoba Possible provides programs and services throughout the province – explore the site to see what’s available in your community. Services offered: Children Service Coordination for Families, Vocational Rehabilitation for Adults, Wheelchair Services & Parking Permits, Transition Supports for Clients 18+, American Sign Language (ASL) Classes , Outreach Therapy for Children, and Disability awareness training.

FUNCTIONS: 1. Systems advocacy to fight for equity for people with intellectual disabilities, 2. Education for families, support staff and the general public, 3. Demonstration projects that highlight people with intellectual disabilities participating in everyday, regular activities, 4. Supporting self-advocacy and family support, and 5. Ensuring the stability and continuity of the association.

Manitoba Possible; formerly Society for Manitobans with Disabilities. We believe an inclusive and accessible society is possible. Manitoba Possible provides programs and services throughout the province – explore the site to see what’s available in your community. Services offered: Children Service Coordination for Families, Vocational Rehabilitation for Adults, Wheelchair Services & Parking Permits, American Sign Language (ASL) Classes , Outreach Therapy for Children, Disability awareness training, Communication Centre for Children and Provincial Outreach Therapy for Children.

Advocacy is at the heart of all activities conducted by the office of the Manitoba Advocate for Children and Youth. In all forms our advocacy takes, working towards the best interests of the child and supporting the voices of children, youth, and young adults guides us in being effective advocates in individual cases and on a larger systemic scale.

Manitoba Possible; formerly Society for Manitobans with Disabilities. We believe an inclusive and accessible society is possible. Manitoba Possible provides programs and services throughout the province – explore the site to see what’s available in your community. Services Offered: TSEP – Employment Services and Supports, Vocational Rehabilitation for Adults, Wheelchair Services & Parking Permits, Intake for Northern Children’s Therapy , Children Service Coordination for Families, American Sign Language (ASL) Classes , Outreach Therapy for Children, and Disability awareness training.

Manitoba Possible; formerly Society for Manitobans with Disabilities. We believe an inclusive and accessible society is possible. Manitoba Possible provides programs and services throughout the province – explore the site to see what’s available in your community. Services offered: Children Service Coordination for Families, Vocational Rehabilitation for Adults, Wheelchair Services & Parking Permits, American Sign Language (ASL) Classes , Outreach Therapy for Children, and Disability awareness training.

Personal Development Services are branches of Student Services. They include Career and Development Services, Counselling Services, Disability Accomodations, International Students Services and Tutoring Services.

Ready, Willing and Able (RWA) is a national partnership of Inclusion Canada (formerly the Canadian Association for Community Living), the Canadian Autism Spectrum Disorders Alliance (CASDA) and their member organizations. Funded by the Government of Canada, RWA is designed to increase the labour force participation of people with an intellectual disability or on the autism spectrum. The Winnipeg chapter and location is partnered with the office and work of Inclusion Winnipeg.

L’Université offre un service adapté aux étudiantes et aux étudiants qui ont besoin de services particuliers ou de mesures d’adaptation. Une personne ayant des difficultés d’apprentissage, une incapacité physique, des troubles de santé mentale, une maladie chronique ou encore une incapacité temporaire peut recevoir un appui dès la présentation d’une preuve de son incapacité.

Université de Saint-Boniface offers support services for students with special needs. Students with learning difficulties, a physical or temporary disability, a mental health disorder or a chronic illness can receive support upon presentation of proof of their disability.

Do you have a disability or chronic medical condition and require academic accommodations or assistive technology? Contact Student Accessibility Services before the start of the school year to discuss the services and supports that you may access during the upcoming school year.

Students can drop by or schedule appointments with Learning Curve staff before classes even start! If you are even a little bit worried about your college courses, contact the Learning Curve early to see what kind of help is available. There’s no need to wait; you can book online at your convenience. Our learning strategists and educational assistants help you find effective ways of learning. We encourage active learning and collaborate with you to find strategies that make sense in your life. We also provide referrals to student success advisors, the library and other departments, depending on what you need. The friendly and knowledgeable Learning Curve team can assist you in many areas.

The Learning Disability Services Clinic (LDSC) is a program that provides assessments and related services to University of Manitoba students. The LDSC is located at the PSC and is run jointly by the PSC and the Student Counselling Centre. All work is done by graduate student clinicians who are supervised by registered psychologists. This supervisor is ultimately responsible for the work that is done. No fees are charged for the services and the cost of operating the clinic is funded by the University of Manitoba. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and related restrictions, we had to suspend all assessment services through the Learning Disability Services Clinic. Assessment services will be resumed as long as provincial and university related guidelines allow. All students currently on the waitlist will be contacted in due course. No new referrals are being accepted at this time due to the length of the current waitlist. Their website will be updated when the waitlist reopens for new referrals. As an interim measure, we are offering a consultation service for currently registered University of Manitoba students who suspect they have a learning disability (related to reading, writing, and/or math) and who are currently residing in Manitoba. The Learning Disability Consultation Service (LDCS) will provide these students an opportunity to talk to a Psychologist about their academic and learning difficulties in order to identify possible resources and services that could help them (e.g., referral for exam writing accommodations).

The LAC offers free and confidential learning assistance provided to all students attending UCN. At the LAC we want our students to become better writers and critical thinkers. The goal is to help students develop their academic writing in a friendly and collaborative environment. To access services; students can walk-in, or make an appointment (preferred).

Helping you succeed with access to the best information and advice for your research.The University of Manitoba Libraries is committed to delivering services to its diverse user groups and strives to develop accessible and inclusive service environment in compliance with Manitoba Human Rights Code, following the standards specified under the Accessibility for Manitobans Act, the University of Manitoba Accessibility Policy, and the Respectful Work and Learning Environment Policy.

Manitoba Possible; formerly Society for Manitobans with Disabilities. We believe an inclusive and accessible society is possible. Manitoba Possible provides programs and services throughout the province – explore the site to see what’s available in your community. Services Offered: Children Service Coordination for Families, Vocational Rehabilitation for Adults, Wheelchair Services & Parking Permits, Recreation and Leisure: Children and Adult, American Sign Language (ASL) Classes , Outreach Therapy for Children and Disability awareness training.

The Winnipeg Public Library supports people with special needs through a variety of collections and services including: titles in accessible formats, accessible programs and spaces in the libraries, assistive technology and devices, and accessible digital collections. Check with your local library branch for eligibility and accessible options.

AccessManitoba is a secure online service that provides access to business, employment and training-related government services and information. AccessManitoba also allows online payment for some services.

The Bruce D. Campbell Farm and Food Discovery Centre is a hands-on interpretive centre that allows children of all ages explore the ways food is grown, raised, and made in Canada.

Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion

Manitoba Possible; formerly Society for Manitobans with Disabilities. We believe an inclusive and accessible society is possible. Manitoba Possible provides programs and services throughout the province – explore the site to see what’s available in your community. Services Offered: Children Service Coordination for Families, Vocational Rehabilitation for Adults, Wheelchair Services & Parking Permits, American Sign Language (ASL) Classes, Outreach Therapy for Children, and Disability awareness training.

An advisory body of 32 community leaders, diversity and inclusion practitioners, individuals with lived experience and allied stakeholders, providing strategic oversight and guidance to CODE in designing and delivering CODE information and programming.

Manitoba Possible; formerly Society for Manitobans with Disabilities. We believe an inclusive and accessible society is possible. Manitoba Possible provides programs and services throughout the province – explore the site to see what’s available in your community. Services offered: Children Service Coordination for Families, Vocational Rehabilitation for Adults, Wheelchair Services & Parking Permits, Transition Supports for Clients 18+, American Sign Language (ASL) Classes , Outreach Therapy for Children, and Disability awareness training.

Manitoba Possible; formerly Society for Manitobans with Disabilities. We believe an inclusive and accessible society is possible. Manitoba Possible provides programs and services throughout the province – explore the site to see what’s available in your community. Services offered: Children Service Coordination for Families, Vocational Rehabilitation for Adults, Wheelchair Services & Parking Permits, American Sign Language (ASL) Classes , Outreach Therapy for Children, Disability awareness training, Communication Centre for Children and Provincial Outreach Therapy for Children.

The James W. Burns Executive Education Centre develops forward-thinking leaders who are prepared to meet the challenges of the future. We provide the executive training and professional development you need – when and where you need it.

Dr. Abdulrehman is a consulting and clinical psychologist, & speaker with specialist training and experience in cognitive psychology and behavioral change, with a special focus on diversity and inclusion. His passionate yet calm and approachable style allows him to address complex and difficult topics with comfort, ease, and practicality. He has well over 15 years of experience in the innovative application of psychology to help create effective and practical change to a variety of sectors including health, business, education, non-government and government sectors. He has worked with both individuals and organizations in consultation and training roles.

One of the operating goals within the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Anti-Racism Initiative is to develop and implement a multi-year, equity-based professional learning plan focused on anti-racism/anti-oppression education, trauma-informed practice and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action.

MACY is legislated to be involved in public education on the interests and well-being of children. MACY provides education and engagement all over Manitoba and our mandate regularly takes us across the province’s nearly 650,000 square kilometres. It is important to us to provide our advocacy services throughout the entire province, including in northern, rural, and remote communities. Service equity is an issue to which we hold other systems accountable, and it is important that we also demonstrate our own commitment to this ideal.

A comprehensive list of all trainings offered by MTEC. There is also a job board on the MTEC site.

Marymound School serves two populations of students. Some are young people who live in Marymound group homes or living units, while others, our Day Treatment students, come to us from all over Winnipeg, and live at home with their parents, foster parents or other group homes. Children with very high needs can achieve success in school with additional supports. This is where Marymound School excels. Using a creative, dynamic approach, Marymound School delivers the provincial education curriculum from elementary grades to grade 11. Students often transition back into community school after a few years at Marymound School.

The Mental Health: Learning and Leisure Centre is a community initiative of the YMCA-YWCA of Winnipeg that provides skills teaching and leisure programming for adults who live with mental illness, are now in recovery and require supports to participate fully in the community and work toward personal mental health goals.

Welcome to NFB.ca, the National Film Board of Canada’s award-winning online Screening Room, featuring over 5,000 productions. Films on this site can be streamed free of charge, or downloaded for your personal use for a small fee. We also offer educational works on a subscription basis to schools and institutions. Our Collection includes documentaries, animations, experimental films, fiction and interactive works. We showcase films that take a stand on issues of global importance that matter to Canadians—stories about the environment, human rights, international conflict, the arts and more.

Manitoba Possible; formerly Society for Manitobans with Disabilities. We believe an inclusive and accessible society is possible. Manitoba Possible provides programs and services throughout the province – explore the site to see what’s available in your community. Services Offered: TSEP – Employment Services and Supports, Vocational Rehabilitation for Adults, Wheelchair Services & Parking Permits, Intake for Northern Children’s Therapy , Children Service Coordination for Families, American Sign Language (ASL) Classes , Outreach Therapy for Children, and Disability awareness training.

Manitoba Possible; formerly Society for Manitobans with Disabilities. We believe an inclusive and accessible society is possible. Manitoba Possible provides programs and services throughout the province – explore the site to see what’s available in your community. Services offered: Children Service Coordination for Families, Vocational Rehabilitation for Adults, Wheelchair Services & Parking Permits, American Sign Language (ASL) Classes , Outreach Therapy for Children, and Disability awareness training.

An advisory board of 36 community leaders from the Indigenous community and/or organizations provides strategic oversight and guidance to our efforts to advance reconciliation. They also inform our truth and reconciliation information and programming that we make available internally and externally.

Manitoba Possible; formerly Society for Manitobans with Disabilities. We believe an inclusive and accessible society is possible. Manitoba Possible provides programs and services throughout the province – explore the site to see what’s available in your community. Services Offered: Children Service Coordination for Families, Vocational Rehabilitation for Adults, Wheelchair Services & Parking Permits, Recreation and Leisure: Children and Adult, American Sign Language (ASL) Classes , Outreach Therapy for Children and Disability awareness training.

For a full listing of the programs and services, please see the Winnipeg Public Library listings under Social Service Organizations.

Population and Public Health works with you, your family, community and partners. We work with all to promote health, prevent disease and injury, as well as to create healthy places and relationships. Our goal is to educate, advocate and work with people and communities to reduce health differences and to improve everyone’s health.

The Access Program provides holistic support to students choosing to begin an academic journey. Students may qualify for Access if there is a demonstrated personal, academic or financial need. This program is open to Manitoba residents who have experienced barriers to post-secondary education due to residence in remote locations, economic and/or cultural reasons. Preference is given to Indigenous peoples (Status, Non-Status, Inuit and Métis), residents of Northern Manitoba, low-income earners and newcomers.

The Centre for Adult Learning – Brandon follows a flex learning model for its programs. This competency-based model provides a flexible learning option for students who are unable to attend classes on a daily basis. Flex learning allows students to work on their own with access to online learning resources, and a classroom and instructor support every afternoon. Attendance every day is not mandatory, but students are encouraged to stay on track with the completion of course objectives. Students wanting to use the flex learning model must meet with the student success advisor to determine if this option is right for them. Our high school courses are tuition-free. Students do pay materials and Students’ Association fees, which amounts to less than $50 per course. There is no application fee to apply to this program.

If you’re looking to study in Winnipeg, CDI College is the perfect choice. With dozens of programs to choose from, and an experienced team to help you achieve your goals, you’ll find success in your new career.

Our EMR program is for Manitoba students that wish to begin their journey into emergency services and successful students are able to obtain their EMT license through the MB College of Paramedics. Successful completion of the EMR course provides the student with an accredited Emergency Medical Responder certificate. Many students go on to write the provincial emergency medical technician exam and start working on the ambulance, or go on to higher levels of Paramedic training, fire fighting, 911 dispatch, law enforcement, etc. The provincial exam needs to be taken within one year of completing the program.

A diverse selection of short courses/programs, certificates, diplomas, and post baccalaureate certificates and diplomas are offered for professional and personal development, in Education, Management and Leadership, Science/Environment, University Skills courses, Higher Education, as well as Health and Social Services. Programs can be completed on a part-time or full-time basis. Currently Extended Education offers 12-month Intensive packages and collaborative partner programs. Also, study with us online from anywhere in Canada, with a variety of excellent programs. Education provides education for students and professionals who come to learn in Canada with us at the U of M.

What is required? Every city fire department has a little different requirements, but the most common across Canada is NFPA 1001: Firefighter Level I&II and NFPA 472: Hazmat Awareness and Hazmat Operations certifications. The program we recommend is the Training Division Fire Academy which bundles the 4 basic certificates into a program called Basic Fire Academy and successful candidates leave with what they need to apply to most Canadian Fire Departments. Once combined with an EMR program, this covers the basic Fire & Medical certifications to apply with departments such as the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service as well as cities such as Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, Surrey, Edmonton, etc. etc.

Marymound School serves two populations of students. Some are young people who live in Marymound group homes or living units, while others, our Day Treatment students, come to us from all over Winnipeg, and live at home with their parents, foster parents or other group homes. Children with very high needs can achieve success in school with additional supports. This is where Marymound School excels. Using a creative, dynamic approach, Marymound School delivers the provincial education curriculum from elementary grades to grade 11. Students often transition back into community school after a few years at Marymound School.

Located in Thompson, Manitoba, the students complete all the university courses required for a Bachelor of Social Work Degree. The curriculum is designed to meet the specific needs of northern social work students. It includes field placements in northern communities. The program is designed for northern Manitoba residents who have been denied educational opportunities because of financial, social, and/or cultural reasons, second language difficulties, and lack of formal education or remote residence

The University of Winnipeg’s Professional, Applied and Continuing Education (PACE) is offering an innovative learning opportunity with the new online Management Certificate Program. The interactive, online courses include group discussions, collaborative work with classmates and engaging assignments. This online format allows flexibility for the student to do course work in a way that works best for them while being immersed in an interactive environment. In an interconnected global economy, a diverse, well-educated, and highly skilled workforce is critical not only to innovation, productivity, and economic growth, but also to maximizing human potential. Work-integrated learning is strongly endorsed by universities as well as employers and community partners as an important component of the overall student experience.

Flexible online delivery means that instead of meeting with your instructor and classmates on campus, you’ll connect with your class and access course materials on a virtual platform. You’ll complete and submit assignments and assessments using online tools and apps.

Red River College Polytechnic’s Interlake and Peguis – Fisher River Campuses serve the communities in the Interlake and North Eastman region by providing a variety of community-based programs and part-time courses.

Red River College Polytechnic’s Steinbach Campus is located in the Eastman Education Centre on Loewen Boulevard in Steinbach. This state-of-the-art facility gives Red River College Polytechnic the ability to expand the post-secondary education and training opportunities that we are able to provide to our city and surrounding rural communities.

RRC Polytech’s Winkler Campus provides access to education in the Pembina Valley by offering several full-time programs as well as a variety of part-time courses. We also offer the Mature Student diploma program and academic upgrading courses through the Winkler Community Learning Centre.

SBC believes that you can’t separate your faith from your career. Whether you are called to go into full-time ministry or a career in the marketplace, SBC will help you develop a solid Biblical foundation so that you can be confident in your faith.

The Stu Clark Centre for Entrepreneurship’s mission is to “Spark the Entrepreneurial Spirit” in all University of Manitoba students, and enable students to realize that entrepreneurship is a viable career choice regardless of their area of study or faculty.

Our College is small and we are much like family. We insist on a low drama atmosphere where people can feel happy and relaxed. It is believed that the best way to learn is when you are comfortable, respecting what and who you are learning with and from. In turn we will respect your individuality and need to learn while doing the best we can to help you become successful. Based on availability, Brandon University residences are available to our students. Please ask for the contact information.

The Willian Norrie Centre on Selkirk Avenue is the campus for social work education for inner city residents. The Centre is the focal point for social work education, teaching students to serve the community with the same compassion Dr. Norrie showed throughout his life. The Inner City Social Work BSW Access Program at the William Norrie Centre is for mature students (21 and older) who have inner city or similar social service experience who have traditionally faced systemic barriers common to inner city life experience such as poverty, racism, school failure and marginalization.

The Work-Study Program assists you with meeting your expenses during the academic year. It offers you valuable life and work experience with flexible hours that work around your school schedule. It also often provides work experience in your area of study, as a number of the positions are program related.

The Office of Legal Counsel provides or coordinates all legal services required by the University. It has conduct over the legal affairs of 23 different Faculties and Schools, dozens of administrative units, and nearly 9,000 faculty and staff. The work of the sub-unit involves risk-management and protecting the University’s corporate and legal interests in regard to its operations, agreements, disputes and liabilities.

Need credits to finish high school or to gain access to a program at Red River College Polytechnic? Are you new to Canada and want to improve your English? Our Academic Preparation and Essential Skills programs can help you get the education and training you need to prepare yourself for a successful career.

Academic Advisors and Adult Learner Services staff can provide information about programs, courses, and university requirements, provide feedback on your course selection and assist with the registration process, and help you with the appeal process. Website registration. Study Skills Workshops are designed to improve your learning skills and help you achieve your academic goals. Organized by Academic and Career Services, this series of workshops is FREE to all students.

The Centre for Adult Learning – Brandon follows a flex learning model for its programs. This competency-based model provides a flexible learning option for students who are unable to attend classes on a daily basis. Flex learning allows students to work on their own with access to online learning resources, and a classroom and instructor support every afternoon. Attendance every day is not mandatory, but students are encouraged to stay on track with the completion of course objectives. Students wanting to use the flex learning model must meet with the student success advisor to determine if this option is right for them. Our high school courses are tuition-free. Students do pay materials and Students’ Association fees, which amounts to less than $50 per course. There is no application fee to apply to this program.

Red River College Polytechnic’s Adult Learning Centres offer high school courses in a variety of subject areas. Whether you want to complete your high school education, upgrade your skills or enter college or university — we can help.

This page includes the GOAL Program / Adult Literacy; a FREE literacy program for adult learners 19 and older. Students work on Adult Learning and Literacy curriculum (STAGES) and on independent programs of study to achieve personal learning as well as the Elmwood Youth Employment Experience (EYEE); a 17-week paid employment program for ages 18 to 30 where youth are provided with hands-on experience in resume development, cover letter writing & more.

There is a strong demand throughout Canada for engineers with an Indigenous background. The Engineering Access Program (ENGAP) provides opportunities for Indigenous students to get into, prepare for and succeed in the Price Faculty of Engineering. ENGAP students receive the same degree as other engineering students, but the program involves a number of custom resources. Through its warm and supportive community and staff, ENGAP offers its students a home away from home. Through ENGAP, students are offered services in the following areas; Academic: We can help you select and register for courses, provide free tutoring for all courses and offer upgrading courses to help you be better prepared for engineering, Personal: Our counsellor provides assistance with personal and family counselling, resume and job search advice and help locating daycares and accommodations as required, Financial: We’ll help you obtain financial support through numerous bursaries and scholarships, including the ENGAP Scholarship and Bursary Initiative, and Social: Social activities help you find a sense of community within the Price Faculty of Engineering, while group study spaces let you work alongside your peers.

A diverse selection of short courses/programs, certificates, diplomas, and post baccalaureate certificates and diplomas are offered for professional and personal development, in Education, Management and Leadership, Science/Environment, University Skills courses, Higher Education, as well as Health and Social Services. Programs can be completed on a part-time or full-time basis. Currently Extended Education offers 12-month Intensive packages and collaborative partner programs. Also, study with us online from anywhere in Canada, with a variety of excellent programs. Education provides education for students and professionals who come to learn in Canada with us at the U of M.

These short courses present an opportunity for capable young people to be immersed in professional scholarship. By attending the High School Enrichment Program, students can see for themselves that the pursuit of university studies is within their reach. We invite those who would benefit from the experience to join us at The University of Winnipeg for an exciting week in April!

MITT offers three unique pathways for learners seeking high school-level courses and/or technical training.

The student recruitment team that aids Indigenous students with becoming a UM student whether applying from high school, an adult learning center or a mature learner. The team will work with all students who self-identify as First Nations, Metis and Inuit. The student recruitment team can help you find financial aid and awards and with the campus Indigenous community.

The Model School at the University of Winnipeg Collegiate provides students with the opportunity and the support needed to graduate from high school and prepare for post-secondary education. The students enrolled in the program are from backgrounds that have traditionally been under-represented in both high school and post-secondary graduation rates. The school’s unique placement on The University of Winnipeg campus gives students access to resources and reference material, facilities and activities typically available only to university students.

MOSMA’s programs include full time diploma programs, limited class sizes, and part time evening courses. “We believe that irrelevant of the avenue a student pursues in their career; they require the essential building blocks of capturing sound. Whether they are capturing a musical sound, spoken word, or a sound effect; the discipline of these tasks require grounded knowledge of the fundamentals which define Audio Production as a whole.”

Interested in becoming a Brandon University student? Connect with a member of our Recruitment & Retention team. Our team will help you explore your options at BU and get ready to complete your application. Please fill out the form below and one of our team members will respond to you as soon as possible to confirm your appointment time.

Red River College Polytechnic’s Steinbach Campus is located in the Eastman Education Centre on Loewen Boulevard in Steinbach. This state-of-the-art facility gives Red River College Polytechnic the ability to expand the post-secondary education and training opportunities that we are able to provide to our city and surrounding rural communities.

RRC Polytech’s Winkler Campus provides access to education in the Pembina Valley by offering several full-time programs as well as a variety of part-time courses. We also offer the Mature Student diploma program and academic upgrading courses through the Winkler Community Learning Centre.

The transition to full-time academic study in an urban post-secondary institution may be challenging and difficult for some high-school students and mature adult learners. The Transition Year Program (TYP) has been created to assist many new Indigenous students build the academic and personal coping skills that will foster post-secondary success. A mandatory orientation is held prior to the beginning of the fall term. During orientation students will be introduced to additional university support services and community resources.

Thank you for your interest in applying to Booth University College. Applying online is easy. Our Admissions team is happy to help or answer questions through the application process.

Located in Thompson, Manitoba, the students complete all the university courses required for a Bachelor of Social Work Degree. The curriculum is designed to meet the specific needs of northern social work students. It includes field placements in northern communities. The program is designed for northern Manitoba residents who have been denied educational opportunities because of financial, social, and/or cultural reasons, second language difficulties, and lack of formal education or remote residence

We are excited for you to start your journey here at CMU! Orientation and Welcome Week is the jump-start to what we hope will be a fantastic year of study and growth for each of us in the learning community.

During Orientation, we provide tips for academic success, resources and supports available on campus, and information on how to get involved in campus life.

At CMU, academic advising is more than choosing courses that fit your timetable. We take a holistic approach to advising, which includes conversations about academic interests and career/vocational goals. The Coordinator of Student Advising assigns each student a Faculty Advisor who is their academic mentor. In addition to faculty, the Coordinator of Student Advising is on hand to consider CMU degree and pre-professional options with students. There are also academic supports such as peer tutoring, academic tutoring, writing workshops and study rooms.

Assiniboine’s bookstore is physically located at the Victoria Avenue East campus and is open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday to Friday for students to collect online orders. Due to COVID-19 the bookstore is not open for general browsing however staff are on hand and available via phone to assist with student questions. Please place your order online here or call (204) 725-8721.

The Fort Garry Bookstore has two terminals in the textbook department where you can print a copy of your booklist; you will need your student number and password for access. Call the Textbook Centre at (204) 474-7961 to have your textbooks delivered to your home. The Bookstore has a sponsorship program that students may qualify for. A sponsor is a third-party entity that agrees to pay The University of Manitoba Bookstore for a student’s educational books and supplies. Examples of sponsors are First Nation Bands, Non-Profit organizations, Government Departments or employers.

Textbooks, Clothing & Accessories, Gifts & Collectibles, Electronics, School Supplies, Graduation, Dorm & Home, Books, music & games, Gift Cards, and Sales & Clearance.

We are: A retailer of Christian materials, A congregational resource centre, and A university bookstore. Offering resources to buy, borrow or access online.

There are a total of 10 computer labs on two campuses. They can be accessed by logging
in with your UMNetID and password.

The Faculty of Education features a new Indigenous student ocmmunity space that provides a welcoming environment where indgenous students and staff can work and learn. Education building.

All MITT students—whether they are domestic and international post-secondary students starting a new program or beginning year two of a program, or secondary students requiring workbooks for their program—are responsible for the purchase of their textbooks. Thanks to a partnership between MITT and the University of Winnipeg, this can now be done online or in-person through the University of Winnipeg Bookstore. Check out the Bookstore hours of operation before you visit in-person.

MOSMA’s programs include full time diploma programs, limited class sizes, and part time evening courses. “We believe that irrelevant of the avenue a student pursues in their career; they require the essential building blocks of capturing sound. Whether they are capturing a musical sound, spoken word, or a sound effect; the discipline of these tasks require grounded knowledge of the fundamentals which define Audio Production as a whole.”

Textbooks, digital content, books and merchandise.

Study tables, some with laptop connections, are available throughout the library. The library is divided into two types of study area, group and individual (Quiet Study Area).

Établissement reconnu pour son enseignement de qualité exceptionnelle, l’Université de Saint-Boniface se caractérise avant tout par sa dimension humaine. Elle offre une panoplie de services pour soutenir le cheminement pédagogique de sa population étudiante.

While Université de Saint-Boniface is renowned for its high-quality education, it is defined first and foremost by its student-centred approach. It offers a wide variety of services to support its students in the advancement of their education and to enrich the student life experience.

Assiniboine helps students achieve success by providing guidance, support, encouragement, advice, information and assistance wherever needed. We strive to provide a warm and friendly environment where students feel comfortable raising questions or concerns. While many students make a smooth transition to college on their own, some may benefit from additional supports. Assiniboine’s goal is to help students plan for a successful college experience.

UCN has a bookstore at both The Pas Campus and the Thompson Campus. Purchases are accepted by cash, cheque, Interac, Visa or MasterCard and purchase order. If you are a sponsored student, we will invoice your sponsor for your textbooks; however, the Bookstore requires an authorization to invoice form indicating all pertinent information prior to releasing textbooks. If you do not have a copy of your authorization to invoice form, check with the Enrollment Services department.

Instructional Services provides quality teaching and learning supports for distance, distributed and technology-mediated courses.

UCN Libraries Information Gateway. The University College Libraries mission is to: support the curriculum of the University College of the North; provide resources to support the educational communities of Northern Manitoba; and to develop a research library to support the needs of the Aboriginal Studies Centre of the University. Promoting academic success by providing library services to users located not only on our campuses, but at remote community sites as needed. There are six physical locations where library materials are distributed, and an on-line presence to provide access to our electronic resources.

Helping you succeed with access to the best information and advice for your research.The University of Manitoba Libraries is committed to delivering services to its diverse user groups and strives to develop accessible and inclusive service environment in compliance with Manitoba Human Rights Code, following the standards specified under the Accessibility for Manitobans Act, the University of Manitoba Accessibility Policy, and the Respectful Work and Learning Environment Policy.

Textbooks, Clothing & Accessories, Gifts & Collectibles, Electronics, School Supplies, Graduation, Dorm & Home, Books, music & games, Gift Cards, and Sales & Clearance.

For a full listing of the programs and services, please see the Winnipeg Public Library listings under Social Service Organizations.

All locations of Winnipeg Public Library branches in Winnipeg and listed hours.

At CMU, academic advising is more than choosing courses that fit your timetable. We take a holistic approach to advising, which includes conversations about academic interests and career/vocational goals. The Coordinator of Student Advising assigns each student a Faculty Advisor who is their academic mentor. In addition to faculty, the Coordinator of Student Advising is on hand to consider CMU degree and pre-professional options with students. There are also academic supports such as peer tutoring, academic tutoring, writing workshops and study rooms.

Students are encouraged to access the Centre’s services through either individual appointments designed to address specific learning issues or group workshops that deal with some of the most common learning issues facing students. There are tutors in various subject areas.

If you are a student with a disability, you may be eligible to access free, weekly tutoring or academic coaching support with an ASC staff tutor. To apply, contact Student Accessibility Services and book a consultation with an Red River College Polytechnic Accessibility Specialist. After meeting with an Accessibility Specialist, eligible students will be referred to the Academic Success Centre (ASC) along with a recommended academic support plan.When suitable tutors are available, you can expect an email from the ASC a few days after meeting with your counsellor. This email will include the number of weekly tutoring hours and contact information for your assigned tutor.

Located at the University of Manitoba the program provides a support network designed to increase student success. Who is Eligible? Indigenous (First Nation, Métis, Inuit) students at the University of Manitoba admitted to the Faculty of Law.

The Indigenous Student Centre is pleased to offer the Blankstein Momentum Program (Momentum) for returning Indigenous students. The program is designed to provide you with access to supports that contribute to your post-secondary persistence, overall well-being and personal success. Momentum uses a holistic approach that includes advisor meetings, access to tutors, learning workshops, group activities and cultural/spiritual care. The program runs late August to March, with a celebration wind-up in April. There is no cost to participate. *Maximum intake is 20 students per academic year and priority will be given to those who have not been a part of the program before.

If you’re looking to study in Winnipeg, CDI College is the perfect choice. With dozens of programs to choose from, and an experienced team to help you achieve your goals, you’ll find success in your new career.

Our team provides a variety of services to Indigenous students in pursuit of their Bachelor of Commerce or Asper MBA degree including tutoring, networking opportunities and access to our scholarship and bursary program. Our best asset, however, is our community of students. Whether you are in your first year or final year student, our dedicated staff and friendly students are eager to welcome you into our growing community.

Personal Development Services are branches of Student Services. They include Career and Development Services, Counselling Services, Disability Accomodations, International Students Services and Tutoring Services.

The Academic Success Centre offers a range of free Tutoring-led supports designed to help you succeed in your program.

L’Université offre un service adapté aux étudiantes et aux étudiants qui ont besoin de services particuliers ou de mesures d’adaptation. Une personne ayant des difficultés d’apprentissage, une incapacité physique, des troubles de santé mentale, une maladie chronique ou encore une incapacité temporaire peut recevoir un appui dès la présentation d’une preuve de son incapacité.

Université de Saint-Boniface offers support services for students with special needs. Students with learning difficulties, a physical or temporary disability, a mental health disorder or a chronic illness can receive support upon presentation of proof of their disability.