Indigenous Preparatory Studies
This unique culture-based program, designed specifically for Indigenous learners, will help you find direction while learning the vital skills to make an informed decision about your college education or future career. You will gain a solid understanding of Indigenous history and culture which will better prepare you to meet the challenges of postsecondary education.
What You Learn
- Introduction to Ojibwe or Cree
- Mathematic applications
- Student success strategies: Ingwamazin /Aagamezii
- Mino-Bmaadziwin
- Math for skilled trades or business
- Identity and the Indigenous psyche
- Social justice and Indigenous societies
- Wellness
Program Prerequisites
OSSD or equivalent Grade 12 Compulsory English
Semester One - Fall 2013:
IPS100 Culture and Heritage
OJI100 Introduction to Ojibwe
MTH092 Mathematic Applications and Indigenous Knowledge
IPS130 Student Success Strategies: Ingwamazin/Aagamezii
IPS140 Mino-Bmaadziwin
Semester Two - Winter 2014:
IPS200 Contemporary Considerations
IPS210 Identity and the Indigenous Psyche
IPS230 Social Justice and Indigenous Societies
OJI200 Introduction to Ojibwe
IPS110 Wellness
IPS240 Mino-Bmaadziwin
ElectiveChoose 1 from the Winter Listings
Winter Elective Choices
PHE145Physical and Health Education
SOC115Law Ethics
MTH121Prep Math for Business II
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