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YTC's Statements of Vision, Mission, and Mandate
Our Vision
Visionary Leaders in First Nations Education.
Our Mission
To achieve academic excellence and student success by providing culturally foundational academic programs and services.
Our Mandate
To promote and protect our First Nations traditions, culture, and language to meet the needs of our students, our communities, and our future.
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Programs and CoursesWe offer accredited programs that provide you with the skills and credentials needed to achieve your career goals, or continue your educational journey. At YTC, students are provided with a unique educational experience as they gain knowledge through Indigenous teaching methods. | How to applyIf you are applying for a program or course, you can apply online, in person or by mail. https://ytced.ab.ca/admissions/how-apply/ | The 5 Love Languages When we feel disconnected from the people we care about, life is a lonely place. The 5 Love Languages is a simple and effective way to strengthen your connections, so you can experience greater joy and harmony in all of your relationships. https://www.seniainternational.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Love-Languages.pdf |
Programs and Courses
We offer accredited programs that provide you with the skills and credentials needed to achieve your career goals, or continue your educational journey. At YTC, students are provided with a unique educational experience as they gain knowledge through Indigenous teaching methods.
How to apply
If you are applying for a program or course, you can apply online, in person or by mail. https://ytced.ab.ca/admissions/how-apply/
The 5 Love Languages
https://www.seniainternational.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Love-Languages.pdf
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Message from the LibraryLibrary Services : Winter 2023 It's so good to see new and returning students this term. I hope you have a successful winter semester. For answers to common questions, check out these online guides: Library Help: https://ytced.libguides.com/libraryhelp IT Help: https://ytced.libguides.com/IThelp
Nicole | Message from Department Head of General Studies and Management ProgramsIt feels like we were just getting ready for the holiday break, and now here we are in February! Congrats to all of those who've pushed through the Fall term finals and the cold snaps, and are still pushing on. With Valentine's Day and the Reading Week break to look forward to, February is always a nice quick month, and the rest of the academic year flies from there. If you need anything along the way, reach out to me, your instructors, or Tiffany, our programs assistant. If you don't need anything in particular, I'm always good for a quick visit and a coffee. See you soon! Trevor Duplessis | Message from our EldersPlease come and see us in the Elder's room, we are here to support you. Our calendar is posted every month, thank you |
Message from the Library
Library Services : Winter 2023
It's so good to see new and returning students this term. I hope you have a successful winter semester.
Library Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm
Phone: (780) 784-7835
Email: library@ytced.ca
Online Help Guides
For answers to common questions, check out these online guides:
Library Help: https://ytced.libguides.com/libraryhelp
IT Help: https://ytced.libguides.com/IThelp
Microsoft Office Suite
You can sign up for Microsoft Office for free using your ytced.ca email using this link: Office 365 Students
Library Databases
A list of our online resources can be found here: Library Database List
Some databases require a password. Please contact Library staff for more information.
Student ID Card
- If you are a new student who has not yet received a Student ID card, please drop by the Library anytime to have your photo taken.
- For any other questions related to Student IDs please email studentid@ytced.ca
Nicole
Message from Department Head of General Studies and Management Programs
It feels like we were just getting ready for the holiday break, and now here we are in February! Congrats to all of those who've pushed through the Fall term finals and the cold snaps, and are still pushing on. With Valentine's Day and the Reading Week break to look forward to, February is always a nice quick month, and the rest of the academic year flies from there. If you need anything along the way, reach out to me, your instructors, or Tiffany, our programs assistant. If you don't need anything in particular, I'm always good for a quick visit and a coffee. See you soon!
Trevor Duplessis
Message from our Elders
Please come and see us in the Elder's room, we are here to support you. Our calendar is posted every month, thank you
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Message from Department Head of Social WorkThe Social Work Department Diploma and Degree students have begun the final term of their 2 year programs. We are exceptionally proud of all our students who have made it this far and who are months away from success. Three rules to be successful in any academic setting are 1. Go to Class; 2. Complete all the readings; 3 Complete your assignments; and 4. Reach out for support when needed. If you adhere to these simple rules, you will always be successful! Shawn Miere | Message from our Student Support Coordinator Student services is here to provide a number of support options to students throughout their academic career. Support for students regarding funding, mental health services, and more are available. Should you find yourself in need of support, student services is here to help. You can find us in the library, office number 308G. We look forward to working with you. You can also email ryan.taje@ytced.ca for more information. | Message from our Learning StrategistYellowhead Tribal College promotes student support by teaching various success strategies and learning methods for student achievement. We want to encourage our students to connect with us to benefit by adding more tools to their academic tool kit. I can help provide insight and understanding in areas students may find challenging. It is important to remember all students can learn how to learn, we can work together to create a learning plan and tailor strategies that will be of best fit. Some areas of challenge that I can help with include:
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Message from Department Head of Social Work
The Social Work Department Diploma and Degree students have begun the final term of their 2 year programs. We are exceptionally proud of all our students who have made it this far and who are months away from success. Three rules to be successful in any academic setting are 1. Go to Class; 2. Complete all the readings; 3 Complete your assignments; and 4. Reach out for support when needed. If you adhere to these simple rules, you will always be successful!
Shawn Miere
Message from our Student Support Coordinator
Message from our Learning Strategist
Yellowhead Tribal College promotes student support by teaching various success strategies and learning methods for student achievement. We want to encourage our students to connect with us to benefit by adding more tools to their academic tool kit. I can help provide insight and understanding in areas students may find challenging. It is important to remember all students can learn how to learn, we can work together to create a learning plan and tailor strategies that will be of best fit.
Some areas of challenge that I can help with include:
- Planning and organization;
- Studying and note taking;
- Test prep/test anxiety;
- Motivation and time management;
- Goal setting;
- Reading and writing; and,
- Accepting help, etc.
