A support program for Aboriginal Business students at the University of Manitoba. Supports include, summer internship access, academic and personal counseling, financial aid and scholarship information.

Aboriginal Education provides assistance to instructional staff and consultants in developing and implementing appropriate programming and supports for all students in this area, for Aboriginal students to acquire positive self and cultural identification, and for Non Aboriginal students to develop an understanding and respect for the histories, cultures, and contemporary lifestyles of Aboriginal peoples.

This list includes the First Nations Community Wellness diploma, several counseling/ Social Service specialties, as well as U of M's Transition Year off campus program offering a part-time alternative to First Year University students.

This two-year specialty program teaches interpretation and translation skills in the principle Aboriginal languages of Manitoba.

ALI provides seminars and courses on a variety of topics to better the skills of Tribal leaders and Aboriginal business people.

Designed for Aboriginal students who plan to work in their home communities, the two-year program covers the skills necessary to function in the self-government process.

Aboriginal services offered at RRC include community support and several Aboriginal Education and ACCESS model programs. All are listed here.

The Aboriginal Stay in School (ASIS) program offers Aboriginal inner city high school students a chance to train as a Customer Service Representative over the summer months.

The Academy trains students in radio and broacasting careers and houses a broadcasting studio and a computer lab. This site uses Flash, Quicktime VR and Streaming Audio. Allow time for initial loading.

These learning centres located across Canada offer IT certification programs, as well as office, business and technology courses.