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Indigenous Bachelor of Social Work - Yellowhead Tribal College Edmonton: Post-Secondary Programs in Alberta - alis
As a member of the First Nations Adult and Higher Education Consortium (FNAHEC), Yellowhead Tribal College plans to deliver an Indigenous Bachelor of Social Work degree that applies Indigenous knowled...
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Indigenous Bachelor of Social Work

Yellowhead Tribal College Edmonton

Yellowhead Tribal College Edmonton

ytced.ab.ca

As a member of the First Nations Adult and Higher Education Consortium (FNAHEC), Yellowhead Tribal College plans to deliver an Indigenous Bachelor of Social Work degree that applies Indigenous knowledge and pedagogies to social work practice. Graduates of this program qualify for employment in all areas of social work provincially, nationally, and internationally. 

Mode of Delivery
The YTC IBSW program is a full-time program delivered through the learning circle model. Courses will be delivered Friday evenings from 5 pm - 9 pm and all day Saturdays from 8 am - 5 pm. This mode of delivery will allow both employed and full-time funded students to complete the program.

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10045 - 156 Street NW
Edmonton, Alberta, T5P 2P7, Canada

Toll-Free
+1 8779823382
Business
+1 7804840303
Website
ytced.ab.ca
Fax
+1 7804817275
  • Program Type Bachelor's
  • Credential Type Degree
  • Length 4 Years

    2 years (3rd and 4th year of IBSW degree)
  • Part Time Only
  • Cooperative Education
  • Continuing Education
  • Distance Learning Only
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Admission Requirements
  • Applicants will possess an accredited diploma in Social Work; a diploma in Indigenous Social Work is preferred. Applicants with a non-Indigenous Social Work DIploma must have a strong Indigenous foundation in their practice, or have undertaken other non-social work courses or degrees. 
  • Confirmation of English 30-1 or equivalent course and final mark at least 65% 
  • Verification of 100 hours of volunteer or work experience in human service setting within the previous four years
Distance Delivery Options

Online

Application Deadline

Because the Indigenous Bachelor of Social Work is cohort-based, we admit a group of students only once every two years. 

Transfer(s) Eligibility

Search Transfer Alberta for course and program transfer information including transfer agreements between post-secondary schools in Alberta, British Columbia, Northwest Territories, Nunavut and Yukon.

Transfer(s) available outside of Transfer Alberta: Not available

Updated February 24, 2022. The information contained in this profile is current as of the date shown.

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