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181151 viewbook.indd C1 2018-10-03 9:24 AM EXPLORE OUR SIX NATIONS AND BRANTFORD CAMPUSES

FALL 2018 OPEN HOUSES Tuesday, December 4, 2018 from 4:00 – 7:00 pm Six Nations Campus, 2160 Fourth Line, Ohsweken, ON

Wednesday, December 5, 2018 from 4:00 – 7:00 pm Brantford Campus, 411 Elgin Street, Brantford, ON

WINTER 2019 OPEN HOUSES Tuesday, February 19, 2019 from 4:00 – 7:00 pm Six Nations Campus, 2160 Fourth Line, Ohsweken, ON

Wednesday, February 20, 2019 from 4:00 – 7:00 pm Brantford Campus, 411 Elgin Street, Brantford, ON

MARCH BREAK CAMPUS TOURS AND OPEN HOUSE Tuesday, March 12, 2019, Six Nations and Brantford Campuses ...... Drop by one of our open house dates or reserve your tour in advance at snpolytechnic.com/visit-us or by phone at 519.445.0023

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WELCOME ...... 2

WHY SNP? ...... 4

STUDENT LIFE ...... 6

UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS ...... 8

Bachelor of Arts in Ogwehoweh Languages (Cayuga or Mohawk)

Master of Professional Education

University Consortium Year 1 Program

COLLEGE PROGRAMS ...... 15

Culinary Skills

Early Childhood Education

Indigenous Wellness & Addictions Prevention

Mental Health & Disability Management

RPN to BScN

Social Service Worker

TRADES PROGRAMS/SERVICES ...... 24

Mechanical Techniques – Welder Fitter

Trades Fundamentals

OTHER PROGRAMS/SERVICES ...... 26

Ontario College of Teachers: Additional Qualifi cations Courses

SNP STEAM Academy (High School to College)

Achievement Centre – Basic Literacy Skills

Deyohahá:ge: Indigenous Knowledge Centre

APPLYING TO SNP ...... 28

Admission

Money Matters

PROGRAM CHART ...... 32

SIX NATIONS POLYTECHNIC 1

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Welcome to SNP

On behalf of Six Nations Polytechnic, I welcome you to join us in preparing for a stronger, healthier future for all who share this land.

Through this viewbook, you will discover that SNP is committed to supporting the development of confi dent, knowledgeable and skilled members of society. With distinguished instructors and smaller class sizes, SNP students experience a culturally supportive, interactive learning environment designed to support success.

At SNP, you will fi nd a range of programs to choose from. What makes SNP unlike any other post-secondary school in Canada is our ability to off er fi rst-hand Indigenous knowledge, education and skills training to everyone who is committed to learning. For example, SNP is the only place in Canada where one can attain a Bachelor of Arts in Ogwehoweh languages (Mohawk or Cayuga).

Whether you are coming to us from Six Nations, or other communities and cities, everyone at Six Nations Polytechnic – staff , students and instructors included – is expected to follow the values of Ga’nigohi:yo:/Kanikoriio (Respect and the Good Mind). These values include fairness, sharing, honesty, kindness, integrity, responsibility, openness and more. If these values resonate with you and you are looking to learn in a truly unique environment designed for your success, I encourage you to choose Six Nations Polytechnic.

Nya:węh

REBECCA JAMIESON President and CEO

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181151 viewbook.indd 3 2018-10-03 9:24 AM TOP 10 REASONS TO CHOOSE SNP

1. STUDENT HAPPINESS 3. OPEN AND INCLUSIVE Canadore College and Fanshawe As an Indigenous institution, there is a College as partners for college In 2018 Six Nations Polytechnic common misconception that students programs, as well as Brock University, was voted number one for Happiest must be Indigenous to study at Six McMaster University, Wilfrid Laurier Students by CampusRankings.com Nations Polytechnic, but we welcome University, Western University, because we’re devoted to student students of all backgrounds to come University of Guelph and University of success. The Student Success and learn with us. In fact, it’s our Waterloo as our university partners. Offi cers at SNP create collaborative diversity that makes us stronger and community relationships through fun 6. PROGRAM SELECTION helps to bridge gaps in understanding and informative campus activities between cultures. Reconciliation is You want a quality learning experience like student lunches and barbecues, happening right now, in our classrooms that leads to employment. Our program seasonal events, giveaways and where students learn valuable range is broad; from nursing, to social educational workshops. Through the academic skills while gaining a more work, to trades, Indigenous Studies, Student Success Offi cers at SNP, our comprehensive understanding of Cayuga and Mohawk languages, and students have a voice, and we ensure Indigenous worldviews. more, there are education opportunities that every success, big or small, is for everyone at SNP. celebrated. 4. LOCATION 7. SMALL CLASS SIZES 2. INDIGENOUS PERSPECTIVE Both our Six Nations and Brantford Campuses are conveniently located in On average, class sizes at SNP rarely At SNP, we know that what the Golden Horseshoe region with easy exceed more than 30 people in really sets us apart are our roots access to Toronto, London, Hamilton one cohort, meaning easier access in Hodinohso:ni (Six Nations) and Niagara Falls. to instructors for questions, and knowledge, culture, language and a friendly, more familial learning tradition. The values of Ga’nigohi:yo/ 5. PARTNERSHIPS experience with fellow classmates. Kanikoriio (a good mind), are at SNP partners with Ontario colleges the foundation of our organization. 8. ENVIRONMENTALLY and universities to ensure that students They include: fairness, sharing, FRIENDLY FACILITIES honesty, kindness, confi dentiality, have access to the best instructors, consistency, integrity, responsibility, resources, tools, and teaching methods Our Brantford Campus recently responsiveness, cooperation, openness, available. Partnerships have been and underwent $5 million worth of and trustworthiness and all faculty, will continue to be a large part of our upgrades to make it one of the most ffi students and staff are expected to success and we are delighted to have energy e cient campuses in Ontario, ffi uphold these values. Mohawk College, Niagara College, with a solar rooftop, energy e cient

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181151 viewbook.indd 4 2018-10-03 9:24 AM lighting throughout and more. Both classes or have families and need a campuses strive to be environmentally school nearby where they can obtain a responsible, sticking very closely to our quality education. Hodinohso:ni roots as caretakers of Mother Earth. 10. FREE PARKING Because so many of our students are 9. CLOSE TO HOME local and commute, we provide free Many of our students come to us from parking at both of our campuses as well within a 40-kilometre radius because as a shuttle service between campuses they know that with SNP you don’t for even more convenience! have to go far, to go far. Students often work full time while attending

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ife at Six Nations Polytechnic Sports: Six Nations is the self- Canada, visible even from satellite isn’t all about studying. We proclaimed lacrosse capital of the images taken from outer space. With realize you need a safe place world. In fact, thousands of years ago two beautiful parks and walking trails, L to live and a social life too. the Hodinohso:ni invented the game there’s no better place to witness the Below you will fi nd various suggestions that turned into modern lacrosse. leaves change to yellow and red in the for entertainment, culture, shopping, Lacrosse is sometimes referred to as fall, watch the snow fall gracefully in recreation, housing and more! The Creator’s Game and is of important winter – or better yet – have a picnic in cultural signifi cance in the community. the shade under a magnifi cent maple Living in Six Nations Today, lacrosse games can be seen tree in the summer. Veteran’s Park year-round in Six Nations. and Chiefswood Park are a constant Six Nations Polytechnic is located in the source of activity, with diff erent events Also, because it is centred on the Grand heart of Southern Ontario, situated on happening year-round. River, the Six Nations community the picturesque Grand River. is able to enjoy recreational water HOUSING RECREATION activities such as canoeing, fi shing, We’ve partnered with Places 4 Students paddle boarding, water skiing and Food and Fun: Whether you’re (www.places4students.com) to off er more. The river also serves as a looking to bite into a world-famous housing in the City of Brantford, about beautiful scenic backdrop and attracts hamburger, hang out with friends at 20 kilometres away. Shuttle services hundreds of visitors every year. the local pizza joint, or curl up with a between campuses are available. coff ee at a cosy home-style café, Six Parks and Trails: The Six Nations Nations has it all. A wide variety of local community is home to the largest options gives residents and students all single block of Carolinian forest in the choices they need.

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181151 viewbook.indd 6 2018-10-03 9:24 AM Living in Brantford RECREATION repair and rebuild through its advanced Sports Medicine Clinic, the RISE Food and fun: From great breakfasts The city of Brantford is located in Centre has you covered. Southern Ontario, with direct access to to quick lunches and signature dinner Hwy. 403 and within close proximity dishes, Brantford’s numerous casual Parks and Trails: Brantford prides to other major highways, rail lines dining establishments will satisfy itself on the quality parks and trails it and three major Canadian ports of all of your cravings. By heading into provides for community enjoyment. entry (Windsor, Toronto and Niagara Brantford’s downtown locale, you Some parks provide a peaceful, ff Falls). Known as the telephone city, can travel the world of cuisine with relaxing setting, while others o er Brantford is a vibrant community delicious sushi, Mexican, Chinese, or the opportunity for sports, recreation ff with a population of about 100,000 traditional Canadian classics. and exercise. The city o ers nearly 70 kilometres of nature trails that are residents, making it the ideal location Sports: Swim, golf, play, skate, run, perfect for running, cycling or hiking. to live, work, play and visit. or simply relax. From sports to With constant upgrades and additions, day camps and four-season SHOPPING there’s always something new to recreational programming, Brantford explore. Brantford has a great balance of local off ers the recreation and leisure you artisan and specialty boutiques, big are looking for. HOUSING box stores and a large mall. Lynden Park Mall, off ering over 95 top-name RISE Centre: Located directly across Find a home away from home. Six national retailers, provides everything from SNP’s Brantford Campus, the Nations Polytechnic has partnered with ff you need in one convenient location. RISE Centre provides accelerated Places 4 Students to o er housing in fi The Brantford Farmers Market has 49 sport-speci c dynamic training. RISE Brantford. Information on landlords can indoor stalls open for business all year, is a multifaceted facility; whether your be found at www.places4students.com. with additional seasonal outdoor stalls. goals are to strengthen and condition, increase speed and endurance, or SIX NATIONS POLYTECHNIC 7

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• Curriculum writer BACHELOR OF ARTS IN • Policy analyst • Artist OGWEHOWEH LANGUAGES • Education assistant (SNP PROGRAM) • Education resource developer • Curriculum resource developer Credential: Bachelor of Arts Degree Career Opportunities: • Website developer • Language revitalization strategist Program Length: Three Years (90 • Filmmaker units) • Illustrator Admission Requirements: • Writer Program Summary: The Bachelor • Admission is on the basis of OSSD • Principal of Arts in Ogwehoweh Languages is a transcript or equivalent. • Researcher three-year Bachelor of Arts program in • Translator which Mohawk or Cayuga language and • A 65% admission average is required • Teacher grammar are the core areas of study. on applicant’s best six Grade 12 • Instructor University or Mixed (i.e. 12U or 12M) • Librarian courses.

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Ogwehoweh Language Ogwehoweh Language Degree Courses Degree Courses (English/Mixed) (Cayuga/Mohawk Streams)

OLG 1AW6 OLC 1GR6/ OLM 1GR6 Academic Writing Grammar I

OLG 1CC3 OLC 1LG6/OLM 1LG6 Community I Language I

OLG 1HH3 OLC 1LL3/OLM 1LL3 Hodinohso:ni’ History I: Lifelong Learning I Cosmology OLC 1CT3/OLM 1CT3 OLG 2CC3 Culture and Tradition I Community II OLC 2GR6/OLM 2GR6 OLG 2SF3 Grammar II Composition: Short and Long Form OLC 2LG6/OLM 2LG6 OLG 2HL3 Language II Historical Hodinohso:ni’ OLC 2LL3/OLM 2LL3 Languages Lifelong Learning II OLG 2HH3 OLC 2CT3/OLM 2CT3 Hodinohso:ni’ History II: Contact Culture and Tradition II to 1800 OLC 2TR3/OLM 2TR3 OLG 2EA3 Beginner Translation: Theory Ethnoastronomy • Students in good standing will also and Practice be considered for admission from OLG 3HH3 OLC 3GR6/OLM 3GR6 a college, university or CEGEP Hodinohso:ni’ History III: 1800 to Grammar III program. Today OLC 3LG6/OLM 3LG6 • Applicants who do not meet OLG 3TR3 Language III requirements as stated above may Advanced Translation also be considered on an individual OLC 3CT3/OLM 3CT3 OLG 3EB3 basis for admission as a Mature Culture and Tradition III Ethnobotany Student to access limited enrollment. OLC 3SM3/OLM 3SM3 Tuition/Fees: $ 7584.00* Stories and Myths

*Based on 2018/2019 fee structure. OLC 3GV3/OLM 3GV3 Subject to change. Governance

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MASTER OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION (PROGRAM PARTNER: WESTERN UNIVERSITY)

Credential: Master’s Degree Description: In addition to off ering methodologies, and a thorough the core components of the educational grounding in theories and practices of Program Length: Two Years leadership stream, the Leadership in leadership. Campus: Aboriginal Education route considers Six Nations This master’s program prepares Indigenous ways of leading, knowing, educators for a range of leadership Program Summary: The Master teaching and learning. A specifi c roles in provincially funded or First of Professional Education Program emphasis on organizational and Nations schools and school systems, in the fi eld of Aboriginal Educational pedagogical strategies to improve colleges and other adult learning Leadership is a course-based graduate Aboriginal student success is included settings, and related agencies and program leading to an MPEd degree. as part of a broader consideration of the organizations. Students proceed through the program social, political and economic context of together as a cohort and complete seven education. Admission Requirements: designated courses and a capstone project over six terms (two years). Graduates of the program will have • A four-year degree (20 full courses Student choice is encouraged through an understanding of the historical and or equivalent) from an accredited a process that allows individual and contemporary conditions of Aboriginal university. groups to tailor course assignments, education in Canada, a comprehensive • Minimum “B” standing (70%) or case studies and projects to meet their knowledge of current scholarship on equivalent in the fi nal two years of learning and professional goals. Indigenous knowledge and research 10 study.

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Summer Term 1

ED 9450 Interdisciplinary Issues and Implications in Aboriginal Education

ED 9500 Power, Politics and Policy in Education: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives

Fall Term 2

ED 9456A Leadership and Social Contexts

Winter Term 3

ED 9451 Reading Research: Critical Approaches for Educators

Summer Term 4

Recommended: • Probationary Status: If an applicant ED 9452 does not meet all of the minimum Becoming Educational Leaders • Minimum one-year full-time teaching admission requirements (e.g. ED 9453 experience, or experience within the average below 70% and/or has Developing, Implementing and fi eld of education. only a 3-year degree plus B.Ed.) the Evaluating Education Programs Notes & Exceptions: applicant may be off ered admission as a Probationary Student with Fall Term 5 • Bachelor of Education and Additional Conditions. ED 9454A Qualifi cation course grades are • Conditions: Applicants will be Doing Educational Research not used in calculating admission required to maintain a 75% average averages. Winter Term 6 in each of these courses to clear • Applicants with 3-year degrees will conditions. ED 9455B be considered on a case-by-case basis Capstone/Culminating Project • The successful completion of an if seats are available in programs. - 1 term MPEd degree does not lead to Successful experience as an educator certifi cation with the Ontario College in a professional setting may be of Teachers (OCT). considered in the selection process.

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SIX NATIONS POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY CONSORTIUM YEAR 1 PROGRAM (SNP PROGRAM)

Credential: Year 1 University Transfer Educational Pathways:

Program Length: Completion of Year Students who meet the requirements 1 University (remaining years to be of the Six Nations Polytechnic completed at partner institution) University Consortium Year 1 Program are eligible to transfer into second Campus: Six Nations year studies at any of our partnering Program Summary: This fi rst-year, consortium universities, in order to community-based university program achieve a Bachelor of Arts degree provides students with the opportunity in their chosen fi eld of study. In to complete the fi rst year of a Bachelor partnership with: of Arts degree within the Six Nations • Brock University community. The program facilitates obtaining fi ve credited courses, on • McMaster University a full- or part-time basis, that are • University of Guelph transferred into an undergraduate degree program off ered within the • University of Waterloo partnered universities. • Western University

• Wilfrid Laurier University

Admission Requirements:

• Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent

• Mature applicants considered on an individual basis.

Tuition/Fees: $ 7584.00*

*Based on 2018/2019 fee structure. Subject to change.

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Sample course selection per 2018/19 course offerings

TERM 1 Mandatory Courses: PS101 Introduction to Psychology I ENGL 109 Introduction to Academic Writing INDIG ST 1A03 Introduction to Indigenous Studies SOCIOL 1Z03 Introduction to Sociology Choose one: CAYUGA 1Z03 Intro to Cayuga Language and Culture MOHAWK IZ03 Intro to Mohawk Language and Culture TERM 2 Mandatory Courses: HS1002 Social Determinants of Health SPCOM 223 Communications and Public Speaking INDIG ST 1AA3 Introduction to Contemporary Indigenous Studies SOCIOL 1C03 Canadian Society: Social Problems, Social Policy and the Law Choose one: CAYUGA 2Z03 Intermediate Cayuga MOHAWK 2Z03 Intermediate Mohawk

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CURRICULUM

Semester 1

CUL 103 Fundamentals of Food Preparation

CUL 114 Applied Culinary Skills

CUL 116 Products Standards and Market Form CULINARY SKILLS – CHEF CUL 123 Healthy Living, Healthy Eating

TRAINING CUL 130 (PROGRAM PARTNER: CANADORE COLLEGE) Baking for Cooks

Credential: Ontario College Certifi cate • Restaurant food production CUL 150 Sanitation and Safety Program Length: One Year • Food preparation and culinary skills • Wines Overview CMM 125 Admissions Requirements College Communications I Train under experienced chefs OSSD or equivalent, ENG4C or ENG4U Semester 2 and professors in our cutting-edge production kitchen. Learn valuable If English is not your fi rst language you CUL 118 skills in food preparation, presentation must either provide proof of English Cost Control I and kitchen management. competency or take the Test of English CUL 132 as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or Note: Graduates of this program are Introduction to Food Service International English Language Testing eligible for direct entry into the second (7 wks) System (IELTS). You must have a year of the Culinary Management minimum overall band score of 5.5 on program at Canadore College. CUL 160 IELTS, or a minimum TOEFL score of Pastry Arts Your Future Career 550 (paper based) or 213 (computer CUL 182 • Chef de partie scored) or 80 IBT (internet based) to be admitted to a postsecondary program Kitchen Operations • First cook at the college. SPP in India requires a CUL 190 • Sous chef minimum of IELTS 6.0 Restaurants Food Production • Chef de cuisine • Line cook HRM 100 Wines What You Learn

• Baking and pastry arts GENED General Education Elective – • Food and beverage management Online

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EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (PROGRAM PARTNER: NIAGARA COLLEGE)

Credential: Ontario College Diploma Career Opportunities: • English - any Grade 12 (C) or (U), or Program Length: 2 Years Graduates will have diverse equivalent. opportunities for employment Program Summary: If you want • A Criminal Reference Check (CRC) including; Childcare centres/ Boards to make a diff erence in the future of with vulnerable sector screening is of education full-day early learning our children and communities then a requirement for fi eld placements programs/Extended day programs becoming an Early Childhood Educator and will be required at the beginning for school-aged children/Family and may be for you. You will have an of the program term 1. All costs Children’s agencies/Community pre- opportunity to see the world through associated with the CRC are the school programs/Family resource the eyes of a child and participate in responsibility of the student. a very hands on learning experience programs/Ontario Early Years Centres/ which includes at least 600 hours of Home childcare/Camps and hospital Program Fees: fi eld work experience. This is woven playrooms. $4,594.98 Year 1 *Based on 2018/19 throughout the program to provide fees, subject to change. There is also the opportunity for optimal learning opportunities. Upon advanced standing in domestic and completion of this program, you will international programs (ie. Bachelor meet the requirements for employment of Early Childhood Education at Brock with school boards as part of the University, Bachelor of Education at provincial government’s full-day early Griffi th University Australia). learning programs. Admission Requirements:

• Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), or equivalent, including the following required courses: 16

181151 viewbook.indd 16 2018-10-03 9:25 AM Term 2 CURRICULUM SOCL1328 Term 1 EDUC1216 Child Abuse and Family Violence Diversity in the Early Years EDUC1130 PRAC1306 Working with Infants and Toddlers PSYC1100 Field Placement III - ECE Introductory Psychology COMM1140 EDUC1331 Essential Communication Skills for EDUC1232 Naturalistic Observation Research Community Services Working with School-Age Children Methods EDUC1233 EDUC1133 Completion of additional General Foundations of ECE - II Foundations of ECE - I Education elective 1 course required Completion of additional General Term 4 EDUC1131 Education elective 1 course required Arts and Science I EDUC1432 AND Completion of additional elective Program Administration HDEV1123 1 course required Child Development Elective Options EDUC1433 Completion of additional elective 1 Working with Families PRAC1206 course required HDEV1434 Field Placement II - ECE 3 Elective Options Child Health and Well-Being PRAC1216 PRAC1407 PRAC1101 Field Placement II - ECE 3 Field Placement I - Early Childhood Field Placement IV - ECE Term 3 Education EDUC1327 EDUC1326 PRAC1111 Entry to Practice Stress and Resiliency Field Placement I - Early Childhood Education EDUC1330 Arts and Science II

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INDIGENOUS WELLNESS & ADDICTIONS PREVENTION (PROGRAM PARTNER: CANADORE COLLEGE)

Credential: Ontario College Diploma • Interviewing, reporting, and Admissions Requirements documenting Program Length: 2 years • OSSD or equivalent, ENG4C or • Addictions counselling skills Campus: Brantford ENG4U • Relapse preventions Tuition Fees Overview: Gain the skills and knowledge you need for employment • Multiculturalism $4,276.50 Year 1 *Based on 2018/19 fee structure. Subject to change. in a variety of addictions settings • Psychology and sociology through practical, hands-on learning. The curriculum is based on the holistic teachings of the Medicine Wheel, with CURRICULUM IWS 203 a focus on the root causes of addiction Semester 1 Methods - Using Traditional within Indigenous communities. You IWA 112 Healing to Break the Cycle will learn both cultural and mainstream Traditional Healing, Learning IWA 212 approaches to addictions counselling. and Teaching Indigenous Languages in the Training ranges from pharmacology to IWA 113 Modern Context traditional methods including Sacred Introduction to Substance Abuse Semester 3 Circles, Teaching/Learning Circles, and Counselling and Teaching IWA 211 the use of the four sacred medicines – IWA 114 Placement Preparation tobacco, cedar, sage and sweet grass. Contemporary Challenges Facing MHA 235 Native Communities Your Future Career Pharmacology for Mental Health • Alcohol and drug treatment units IWA 117 and Addiction Workers Introduction to Cultural Specifi c • Family resource centres IWA 207 Helping Methods II - Recovery Strategies ff • Young o ender residential centres GED 100 IWA 208 Environmental Citizenship • Substance abuse prevention The Accountable IWAP Worker counselling and treatment centres CMM 125 IWA 209 College Communication What You Learn Evaluating Information Semester 2 • Traditional healing, learning Semester 4 and teaching GENED IWA 210 General Education Elective - Online • Cultural specifi c helping Methods III - Relapse Prevention CMM 230 • Challenges facing Native MHA 242 Workplace Communications communities Concurrent Disorders IWA 200 MHA 244 Substance Abuse in Families and The Legacy of Trauma Native Communities IWA 215 IWA 204 Field Placement Introduction to Community (8 weeks @ 37.5 hrs) Development

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181151 viewbook.indd 18 2018-10-03 9:25 AM MENTAL HEALTH & DISABILITY MANAGEMENT (PROGRAM PARTNER: MOHAWK COLLEGE)

Credential: Ontario College Graduate • Learn about mental illness and Skills Gained disabilities from experts in the fi eld Certifi cate • Certi fi cate builds on previous degree who represent a multi-disciplinary Length: 1 year or less or diploma in the health or social team of clinicians, researchers, Campus: sciences by providing a specialization Brantford educators and therapists as well as in mental health and disability Program Highlights those with lived experiences management • First program in Ontario to focus • Complete a capstone project that • Examine case studies exposing on Mental Health and Disability allows students from the Mental students to a variety of client-based Management Health and Disability Management scenarios • Curriculum engages a variety of and Brain Disorders Management • Examine the impact of having a dual learning styles including visual, Programs to work collaboratively, diagnosis on physical health, social auditory and kinesthetic through using problem-based learning functioning and employment or lectures, fi eld trips, hands-on training • Receive hands-on experience through housing outcomes and guest speakers a fi eld placement that begins in May • Small class sizes and involves a total of 336 hours

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PROGRAM OF STUDY Semester 1 HLTH10249 Foundations of Mental Health HMNS10132 Foundations of Disabilities HMNS10133 Intervention Strategies Working With Disabilities HMNS10134 Intervention Strategies Working With Mental Health HSCI10202 Pharmacology for Non-Medical Health Professionals Semester 2 HMNS10135 Intervention Strategies Working with Disabilities and Mental Health HMNS10136 Working With Families With • Engage in simulation exercises Admission Requirements: Disabilities to practice clinical interviewing • Minimum two-year college diploma skills, refl ective listening skills, and HMNS10146 or university degree. Preference will Capstone Project awareness about mental health be given to applicants with a diploma conditions LAWS10186 or degree in Community Services or Legal Implications and Brain • Translate information using a Health Sciences Disorders variety of mediums including oral • Applicants should note that some WORK10615 presentations, reports, case studies, employment opportunities require Field Placement Preparation Mental infographics, and digital poster that certain physical standards must Health and Disability Management displays be met as a condition of employment Semester 3 • Learn how to apply intervention • Attendance at program orientation is strategies including motivational WORK10616 strongly recommended interviewing, transition planning and Field Placement Case Studies fi mindfulness • Proof of English pro ciency for WORK10617 applicants where English is not their Field Placement Mental Health • Receive hands-on training related to fi rst language must be submitted to Disability Management suicide prevention, case management, Ontario Colleges multi-sensory training, digital art Tuition Fees: therapy and de-escalation $9,529.51* *Based on previous tuition fee structure. Subject to change.

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Credential: Registered Practical Career Opportunities applicants must have written the Practical Nurses Registration Nursing Diploma to a BScN Degree Industries of Employment: Examinations by May 31st of the Program Length: 3 Years ff • Sta Nurses in Hospitals, Nursing year of application and all applicants Program Summary: This program Homes, Visiting Nursing Agencies must provide evidence of successful builds on the knowledge and skills and Public Health Departments registration with the College of acquired in the diploma Practical • Care Managers for Community Care Nurses by August 15 of the same year. Nursing program. Students receive Access Centres • Submit proof of a diploma in 30 units of advanced credit and enter • Entrepreneurs Owning and Practical Nursing (two-year program) at Level II. The 2 Level II ‘nursing’ Managing a Health Care or Nursing from an Ontario College of Applied courses are designed to assist students Care Business Arts and Technology or equivalent, in transitioning to the baccalaureate with a minimum overall average of program. Both streams are integrated • Researchers in Nursing Care, Nurse 75% or higher for most courses. The curriculum is Education and Health Care planned for 3 years of full-time study. • Educators of Individuals, Families, Program Fees: Students are allowed six years after the Communities and Nursing Students Total 1st Year Fees - $8,455.09* fi rst ‘nursing’ course to complete the Occupational Categories: *Based on 2018-2019 Domestic Tuition program requirements. and Fees. Subject to change. • Registered Nurses Admission Requirements:

• Applicants must provide evidence of registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario; newly graduated

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PROGRAM OF HTHSCI 2C06 NURSING 3A04 STUDY Integrated Biological Bases of Nursing Clinical Reasoning in RN Practice Electives Practice II NURSING 3SS3 Twenty one units of electives are HTHSCI 2RR3 Nursing Concepts in Health and to be selected from disciplines Introduction to the Social Illness III (course code may be Determinants of Health changed) of the student’s choice of which a minimum of 9 units are to be HTHSCI 2S03 NURSING 3TT3 chosen from courses designated Introduction to Statistics for Nursing Nursing Concepts in Health and Level II or above. Health HTHSCI N3C04 Illness IV (course code may be changed) Science (HTHSCI) and Nursing Research Appraisal and Utilization in (NURSING) courses that are Evidence Informed Decision Making NURSING 3Y04 required courses in any of the 10 units Professional Nursing Practice V B.Sc.N. Program streams may not (course code may be changed) NURSING 2A04 be used by students to satisfy their 9 units Transition to Baccalaureate Nursing I elective requirements. A maximum Electives NURSING 2AA3 of nine units of electives may be Nursing Concepts in Health and Illness Level IV: 30 Units selected from NURSING and/or 24 units HTHSCI elective course (i.e. those NURSING 3QQ3 Professional Community Nursing course that are not required for any NURSING 4J07 Practice (Taken either Fall or Winter of the Program streams). For some Professional Nursing Practice VI term) courses the amount of duplication NURSING 4K10 of required content will preclude WHMIS 1A00 Professional Practice and the New Introduction to Health and Safety use for elective credit in the B.Sc.N. Graduate program. Level III: 28 Units NURSING 4P04 Advanced Nursing Concepts I Advanced Credit: 30 units 5 units NURSING 4Q03 Level II: 32 Units HTHSCI 3PA2 A/B Advanced Nursing Concepts II Integrated Pathophysiology for Nursing 22 units HTHSCI 4NR3 6 units HTHSCI 1CC6 Nursing Research Electives Integrated Biological Bases of Nursing Practice I 14 units Total Units: 120

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Credential: Ontario College Diploma • Grade 12 English, C or U or • Applicants should note that some Length: 2 years equivalent (70% guideline) employment opportunities require that certain physical standards must Campus: Brantford • Attendance at program orientation is strongly recommended be met as a condition of employment Program Highlights: Tuition Fees: • Signi fi cant volunteer experience is $4,456.92 Year 1 • Develop awareness of yourself, gain recommended *based on 2018/19 fee structure. greater insight into who you are and Subject to change experience personal growth • Discover how Social Service Workers facilitate positive changes in the lives PROGRAM OF STUDY Field Placement 1 of others Semester 1 Semester 3 • Learn how to focus on the COMMSO226 HMNS10097 relationships that people have with Interviewing Skills SSW Methods of Intervention each other and the world around HIST10015 them as a way of helping others HMNS10098 The History & Ethics of Social Work Advocacy for SSW • Experience supervised fi eld HMNS10100 placements selected for you by the HMNS10099 Intro to Social Service Worker Field Placement team based on Working with Children & your individual learning goals and HMNS10101 Adolescents supported by experienced faculty Community Awareness and Field OPELXXXXZ Placement Preparation General Education Elective 2 • Learn about the core values of helping others such as the right to HMNSSO127 PSYCAS407 Introduction To Group Dynamics choose, the right to equality, justice Abnormal Psychology (G.A.S.) and access to service SSCI10047 WORK10122 Sociology for Social Service Workers • Gain core helping skills such as Integrative Seminar 2 interviewing, assessing the needs Semester 2 WORK10123 of others, working eff ectively with COMM10260 Field Placement 2 groups, and assisting communities to Case Management and Semester 4 change Documentation HMNS10095 • Develop the ability to document, CREDSO123 SSW Community Change work within legal and ethical Professional Development HMNS10096 frameworks and understand the HMNSSO230 Issues Related to Family importance of respecting the SSW Advanced Interviewing Skills HMNSSO231 uniqueness and dignity of all people HMNSSO232 Crisis Intervention • Learn about anti-oppressive theory Privilege & Oppression in SSW HMNSSO434 and practice as it relates to advocacy, OPELXXXXX Practice in Organizations case management, etc. General Education Elective 1 LAWS10112 Admission Requirements: PSYCSS156 Social Policy & Law • OSSD or equivalent (Mohawk Introduction to Psychology WORK10124 Academic Upgrading, GED) WORK10120 Integrative Seminar 3 including: Integrative Seminar 1 WORK10125 WORK10121 Field Placement 3

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MECHANICAL TECHNIQUES CURRICULUM – WELDER FITTER Semester 1 (PROGRAM PARTNER: CANADORE COLLEGE) WFP 015 Blueprint Reading I WFP 020 Welding Theory I WFP 025 Practical Operations - Shop WFP 030 Trade Calculations I WFP 036 Layout and Fitting I CMM 125 College Communication I PFN 100 Personal Finance Semester 2 WFP 042 Blueprint Reading II WFP 047 Welding Theory II WFP 051 Practical Operations II - Shop Credential: Ontario College Certifi cate techniques. Skills learned are highly WFP 057 transferable and versatile as welding Length: 32 weeks Trades Calculations II is used in several trades, including Campus: WFP 061 Brantford electrical and automotive. Graduates Layout and Fitting II Overview: Skilled welders are highly will have completed all position WFP 066 sought after and well paid. Learn welding training in preparation Welding Metallurgy I the specialized skills of the trade on for the Canadian Welding Bureau industry-standard machines in our Certifi cation. 4,700 sq. ft. lab. You will learn multiple What You Learn welding processes at one of the 33 • Welding theory and practice individual welding stations, including shield metal arc welding (SMAW), • Layout and fi tting Flux Cored Arc Welding (FCAW), gas • Trade calculations metal arc and gas tungsten arc welding, • Blueprint reading FUSION welding, brazing, and cutting Admissions Requirements

OSSD or equivalent, ENG4C or ENG4U Tuition Fees: $3,726.49* *Subject to change

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Credential: Ontario College Certifi cate Length: 28 Weeks Campus: Brantford Overview: Build a solid foundation in the trades. Explore which trade is right for you while you gain the hands- on knowledge and skills required to continue your education in a Trades program or to start your future career in this diverse sector. What You Learn

• Motorcycle and Recreational Service • Introduction to Plumbing, Electrical Techniques and Carpentry • Welding Basics • AutoCAD • Machining Basics • Vehicle Lube and Maintenance Techniques Semester 2 Admissions Requirements CURRICULUM Semester 1 WLD 001 19 years or older, or OSSD or Welding Basics equivalent, or GED MTH 108 Trades Calculations CAD 010 Tuition Fees: $4,176.50* Introduction to AutoCAD MPM 012 *Subject to change Motorcycle and Recreational PFN 100 Service Personal Finance PLB 010 MST 010 Introduction to Plumbing Machining Basics ELE 001 MPM 003 Introduction to Electrical Vehicle Lube and Maintenance Techniques Techniques CRP 010 CMM 125 Introduction to Carpentry College Communications

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ONTARIO COLLEGE OF Inuit Children. Contact us for more “Computer Software Engineering TEACHERS: ADDITIONAL information: 519-445-0023. Technician” college diploma. Although QUALIFICATIONS COURSES it is a private school, there is no tuition; SNP STEAM ACADEMY At SNP, we want to ensure that our Six Nations Polytechnic is an approved (HIGH SCHOOL TO program is open and accessible to Additional Qualifi cation (AQ) COLLEGE) everyone regardless of their cultural provider. We off er special courses or social background. For more throughout the summer for teachers The Six Nations Polytechnic STEAM information visit snpsteam.com or call to obtain additional qualifi cations Academy is the fi rst STEAM (Science, 226-493-1234. in subjects such as Environmental Technology, Engineering, Arts and Education, Mathematics, Principal’s Mathematics) focused school in Qualifi cations, Science and Canada that will build in both the Technology, Teaching Cayuga and regular Ontario Secondary School Teaching First Nations, Metis and Diploma, as well as a two-year

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181151 viewbook.indd 26 2018-10-03 9:25 AM SKILLS UPGRADING: LEARNING RESOURCES In this way, Indigenous knowledge ACHIEVEMENT CENTRE AND RESEARCH: is “alive” because it is about being DEYOHAHÁ:GE: well, living well and having the kind The Six Nations Achievement Centre INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE of relationships that sustain life and is a community-based agency that has CENTRE make it all worthwhile. Deyohahá:ge: provided service to the community will work towards becoming the key of Six Nations for over 27 years. The Deyohahá:ge:, or the Indigenous resource for Indigenous Knowledge to Centre provides free instruction in Knowledge Centre at Six Nations inform, enhance and create sustainable basic math; English; computer and Polytechnic, is more than a and enduring cultural content in all other digital technology skills to comprehensive catalogued repository programs and services directly through adults who need to increase their of Hodinohso:ni materials; it also its Hodinohso:ni collections archives. independence or academic skills for provides students with a way to apply entry into higher levels of education the knowledge they have learned in and/or to obtain employment. For class as they fi nd their own path and more information call 519-445-0023 or leave their own mark on the world. text 226-240-2554.

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To apply to Six Nations To Apply to Six Nations Applicants may contact SNP to inquire Polytechnic University Polytechnic College/Partner about fi nancial support for Ontario Programs Programs College application fees by calling 519- 445-0023. Applications to university programs Applications to SNP College/Partner accredited by Six Nations Polytechnic programs are processed through Locations can be completed on our website by Ontario Colleges (www.ontariocolleges. Check the Program Chart on page 32 visiting www.snpolytechnic.com/ ca), a centralized, one-stop processing for program location by campus. admissions/how-apply. centre for all Ontario colleges. Six Nations Polytechnic’s To schedule a campus tour and get Application Deadlines Other Programs and help with your application in person Please see the program chart on the Courses at Six Nations Polytechnic, call last page of this book for individual Visit our website, www.snpolytechnic. 519-445-0023. program application dates. Note: the com to fi nd out more about Six Nations Submit your completed application portal will stay open past Polytechnic’s other programs and application, including: the deadline if the program is not full. courses and how to apply. • All original high school, college and Application Fees university transcripts University Programs: A $30.00 new • A copy of your status card (if applicant processing fee applies. applicable) or other photo College Programs: There is a $95.00 identifi cation Ontario College On-line Processing • Application fee Fee (fee may be subject to change).

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ONTARIO STUDENT Six Nations Band Members Indspire ASSISTANCE PROGRAM Ohsweken, ON If you are a registered Six Nations (OSAP) N0A 1M0 519-445-3021 member you can apply for post- www.indspire.ca Online application procedures and secondary education assistance through deadlines for applications are available the Grand River Post-Secondary Dreamcatcher Charitable on the OSAP website at http://www. Education Offi ce (GRPSEO). Please Foundation osap.gov.on.ca. Online applications are inquire with GRPSEO about program Dreamcatcher Fund available in the month of May. eligibility. P.O. Box 659 Ohsweken, ON POST-SECONDARY GRPSEO N0A 1MO STUDENT SUPPORT P.O. Box 339 PROGRAM 905-768-8962 2160 4th Line Rd. www.dcfund.ca If you are an eligible Status Indian or Ohsweken, ON Inuit student, plan to pursue post- N0A 1M0 Niagara Peninsula Aboriginal secondary studies on a part-time or 519-445-2219 Area Management Board full-time basis and are registered with 1-877-837-5180 (NPAAMB) an eligible post-secondary institution, www.grpseo.org 50 Generations Drive, 2nd Floor, Box 9 you may qualify for fi nancial support Ohsweken, ON through the Post-Secondary Education ADDITIONAL FUNDING N0A 1M0 Support Program. Contact your SOURCES 905-549-5375 local band offi ce, Inuit designated www.http://npaamb.com New Credit First Nation Band organization or Indigenous and Members Grand River Employment and Northern Aff airs Canada (INAC) offi ce 468 New Credit Road, R.R. #6 Training (GREAT) to apply, or search online to fi nd out Hagersville, ON P.O. Box 69 more information. N0A 1H0 16 Sunrise Court 905-768-7107 Ohsweken, ON www.newcreditfi rstnation.com N0A 1M0 519-445-2222 Southern First Nations www.greatsn.com Secretariat

22361 Austin Line Bothwell, ON N0P 1C0 519-692-5868 1-800-668-2609 www.sfns.on.ca

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ADMISSION ACCREDITING APPLICATION PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS INSTITUTION DATES*

UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS

BACHELOR OF ARTS IN OGWEHOWEH Ontario Secondary School Diploma Six Nations May 1 LANGUAGES (OSSD) or equivalent. A 65% Polytechnic Campus: Six Nations admission average is required on Length: 3 Years applicant’s best six Grade 12 Start Date: Sept. 2019 (Part-time intake) U or M courses Credential: Bachelor of Arts Next Full-Time Intake: Sept. 2020

MASTER OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION A four-year degree (20 full courses or Western February 1 Campus: Six Nations equivalent) from an accredited University Length: 2 years university. Minimum “B” standing Start Date: July 2019 (70%) or equivalent in the fi nal two Credential: Master of Professional Education years of study.

UNIVERSITY CONSORTIUM Ontario Secondary School Diploma Six Nations May 1 YEAR 1 PROGRAM (OSSD). Mature applicants considered Polytechnic Campus: Six Nations on an individual basis Length: 1 Year Start Date: September 2019 Credential: Bachelor of Arts

COLLEGE PROGRAMS

CULINARY SKILLS OSSD or equivalent, ENG4C or ENG4U Canadore College February 1 for early Campus: Brantford consideration Length: 1 Year Start Date: September 2019 Credential: Ontario College Certifi cate

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION Ontario Secondary School Diploma, Niagara College February 1 for early Campus: Brantford Grade 12 (C) or (U) or equivalent consideration Length: 2 Years English, Students may also register as Start Date: September 2019 mature students. Additional require- Credential: Ontario College Diploma ments – immunizations and CPIC

INDIGENOUS WELLNESS & ADDICTIONS OSSD or equivalent including ENG4C Canadore College February 1 for early PREVENTION or ENG4U. Options are available for consideration Campus: Brantford mature applicants. Length: 2 Years Start Date: January 2020 Credential: Ontario College Diploma

MENTAL HEALTH & DISABILITY Minimum two-year college diploma Mohawk College February 1 for early MANAGEMENT or university degree. Preference will consideration Campus: Brantford be given to applicants with a diploma Length: 1 Year or degree in Community Services or Start Date: September 2019 Health Sciences Credential: Ontario College Graduate Certifi cate

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ADMISSION ACCREDITING APPLICATION PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS INSTITUTION DATES*

COLLEGE PROGRAMS CONT’D.

RPN TO BScN Applicants must provide evidence Mohawk College February 1 for early Campus: Brantford of registration with the College of consideration Length: 3 Years Nurses of Ontario; newly gradu- Start Date: September 2019 ated applicants must have written Credential: Bachelor of Science in Nursing the Practical Nurses Registration Examinations by May 31st of the year of application and all applicants must provide evidence of successful regis- tration with the College of Nurses by August 15 of the same year. Submit proof of a diploma in Practical Nursing (two-year program) from an Ontario College of Applied Arts and Technology or equivalent, with a mini- mum overall average of 75% or higher

SOCIAL SERVICE WORKER OSSD or equivalent (Mohawk Aca- Mohawk College February 1 for early Campus: Brantford demic Upgrading, GED) including: consideration Length: 2 Years Grade 12 English, C or U or equivalent Start Date: September 2019 (70% guideline) Credential: Ontario College Diploma

TRADES

MECHANICAL TECHNIQUES – WELDER OSSD or equivalent, ENG4C or ENG4U Canadore College February 1 FITTER Campus: Brantford Length: 32 Weeks Start Date: March 2019 Credential: Ontario College Certifi cate

TRADES FUNDAMENTALS 19 years or older, or OSSD or Canadore College February 1 for early Campus: Brantford equivalent, or GED consideration Length: 28 Weeks Start Date: September 2019 Credential: Ontario College Certifi cate

* PLEASE NOTE: Applications for 2019-20 programs will be available mid-October 2018. Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis if space is available.

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www.snpolytechnic.com

EMAIL [email protected]

SIX NATIONS CAMPUS

Phone: 519-445-0023

Location and Mailing Address: PO Box 700 2160 Fourth Line Ohsweken, ON

BRANTFORD CAMPUS

Phone: 226-493-1245

Location and Mailing Address: 411 Elgin St. Brantford, ON N3S 7P5

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