INDIGENOUS SERVICES CANADA
Post-Secondary Student Support Program (PSSSP) and University and College Entrance Preparation Program (UCEPP)
2022-23 PSSSP/UCEPP National Program Guidelines
2021-22 ISC Call Letter on Annual Register of PSE Students Reporting and Training using the online portal
2021-22 ISC Call Letter on Annual Register of PSE Students Reporting and Training – PDF OPTION
2021-22 ISC Annual Register of PSE Students – TEMPLATE
FNESC Draft Local Operating Guidelines Toolkit
Crosswalk from Amended National Guidelines
ISC BC Region Approved Definitions of the Grade 12 or Equivalent Entrance Requirement
ISC List of Eligible Canadian Post-Secondary Institutions
ISC List of Eligible Foreign Institutions
2020-2021 PSE Protected/General Pool Application
Full PSE Call Package
Cover Letter
Summary
FAQs
Forms and Example (pdf) and Fillable Forms (xls)
2020-2021 PSE General Pool Application for 10-Year Grant First Nations
Full PSE Call Package – Grant
Cover Letter
Summary
FAQs
Forms and Example (pdf) and Fillable Forms (xls)
Guidelines
Post-Secondary Partnerships Program (PSPP)
The Post-Secondary Partnerships Program provides funding to eligible Canadian post-secondary institutions to design and deliver university- and college-level courses or programs tailored for First Nations and Inuit students to help these students gain the skills they need to enter and succeed in the labour market.
BC First Nations Post-Secondary Partnerships Program (PSPP)
EMPLOYMENT AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT CANADA (ESDC)
Indigenous Skills and Employment Training Strategy (ISETS)
ISETS agreement holders design and deliver employment programs and services, which include skills development, training for high-demand jobs, job finding, programs for youth, programs for urban and Aboriginal people with disabilities and access to child care.
Skills and Partnership Fund (SPF)
The SPF is a demand-driven, partnership-based program that supports government priorities through strategic partnerships by funding projects contributing to the skills development and training of Indigenous workers for long-term, meaningful employment.
Canada Learning Bond (CLB)
The CLB is money that the Government of Canada deposits directly into a child’s Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP) account to help parents get a head start on saving for their child’s education after high school.