FNC Coursework

FNC coursework provides the knowledge, skills, and attributes necessary to "prepare the First Nation students of today to meet the challenges of their tomorrows!" Partnering with First Nations to build and strengthen their Nation's educational opportunities for their Nation members, FNC is a virtual distance learning school for students 5 years of age or older. With over 179 courses being taught in their programs, including but not limited to First Nation Language programs, traditional, cultural, and contemporary programs such as Physics and Chemistry, Forestry, Carpentry, Fine Arts, and Music; FNC has something for everyone.

Our FNC programming is proud to be able to focus on the needs of the First Nation students we serve. Our Life-Long Learning Council of 13 respected Elders from Treaty 6, Treaty 7, and Treaty 8 commit to assisting Indigenous Nations to increase their opportunity to have their Nation Members graduate from High School in under three years. FNC also commits to providing training that allows clients to enhance their knowledge and attributes in a variety of hands-on educational courses offered in-person or virtual in order for students to become more able to advance the goals of their educational plan.

Academic Coursework and Upgrading Education Programs

• Provide First Nation planned, developed, and delivered, academic course materials to First Nation Membership which will enable them to acquire new knowledge, obtain their high school diploma, and gain love and respect for striving for "ever increasing knowledge". This involves a variety of online and in-person opportunities for the students attending our program.
• Provide high school and work placement opportunities after participating in FMC's exclusive "Hard Skills" training programs for students with very few high school credits or Secondary School experience.
• Provide academic and knowledge empowerment for Indigenous females including helping women obtain their Class 5 Driver's License and learn about Financial Management at a very young age.
• Provide ongoing online high school programs for individuals to help them improve their work skills and to gain skills that will help them to maintain their current job, or progress in their chosen field of study. This will include obtaining workforce safety tickets and training certificates in a variety of areas including but not limited to WHMIS, TDG, PPE, First Aid, and more.
• Enable unemployed individuals with barriers to employment to attain necessary high school knowledge through coursework that helps them address the needs of the current labor market and find gainful employment.
• Assist unemployed and marginally employed individuals to obtain further knowledge within a variety of coursework areas so they may attain employment or progress in their current field of study or employment.