Inspiring Leaders
The Indigenous Learning Centre is now accepting applications for seven new bursaries as part of the 2020 Bursary Program. This is in addition to the three bursaries announced last week. With funding support from Worth-Allaye Chan Investment Counsel Raymond James, the ILC has begun accepting applications for three bursaries worth $1,000 each. The additional seven bursaries will also be worth …
The ILC with the support of Worth Allaye-Chan Investment Counsel Raymond James is pleased to offer three $1,000 bursaries. The Bursary Program is open to full-time students in academic programs related to finance, business and management. This year, there are FOUR ways to apply, including a new online application. Submissions during COVID-19 pandemic: please note that we are still accepting submissions …
The ILC would like to support you with your application for funding for the NIB Trust Individual Application. The ILC will assist with your application for funding for AFOA Canada’s Certified Aboriginal Financial Management (CAFM) Program, Certified Aboriginal Professional Administrator (CAPA) Program or the NEW Certified Indigenous Human Resources Professionals (I-HRP) Program. Deadline: June 5, 2020, 5:00 pm EDT For more information, …
The scholarship will be awarded to applicants for one session of the CIL In-Person Cohort 2, in Winnipeg, MB. Scholarship is valued at $1,500 for one session, with an additional $1,000 included for travel. CIL In-Person Cohort 2 is comprised of four sessions, but this scholarship will be awarded for Session 1 – March 14 & 15, 2020. Deadline: February …
With the support of the NIB Trust Fund, the Indigenous Learning Centre (ILC) is pleased to offer scholarships to anyone wishing to take AFOA Canada‘s online courses, or attend a CAFM or CIL In-Person session. AFOA Canada recently announced a partnership with CPA Canada and Fanshawe College that would allow people to obtain credits for the CAFM designation through a …
Welcome to the new site of the Indigenous Learning Centre. The ILC began in 2013 as a charity dedicated to furthering the education of Indigenous peoples in the areas of finance, management and governance, and to encouraging financial literacy. We support both Indigenous youth and Indigenous professionals to further build their skills so they can make positive impacts in their …