The Bachelor of Education: Indigenous Languages program consists of two separate programs. An Undergraduate Degree (Bachelor of Indigenous Languages) and the Teacher Qualification Program (Teacher of a Native Language). Graduates who successfully complete both programs will be awarded a Bachelor of Education Degree.
The Bachelor of Indigenous Justice program is 4 years, consists of 8 semesters and 120 credits. It is delivered in a hybrid format, utilizing FNTI’s distinctive intensive mode model to provides those interested in Indigenous law and justice with a transformative educational journey. The program emphasizes community-based experiences, aligned with course outcomes, which is supported by the Integrated Experiential Learning (IEL) Office. Learners also gain a critical perspective by examining Canadian law and justice through an Indigenous lens.
We would like to welcome interested applicants to apply to current and future contract opportunities in our Practical Nursing (PN) program. Instructors at FNTI will plan, facilitate and assess curriculum delivered through various delivery models and locations. Instructors are contracted for each delivery session, which consists of planning, professional development, delivery, and assessment/evaluation of student progress and grading.
