Education support

Elementary/secondary school support

Registration

We assist Indigenous families in enrolling their children in elementary and secondary schools. We help coordinate with the schools and offer guidance on obtaining the necessary documents.

Private assessments and therapies

Support is available for Indigenous students to access private assessments and therapies, such as psychoeducational evaluations for autism spectrum disorder or ADHD and speech therapy, ensuring students receive the services they need to thrive.

Navigating the school system

We help Indigenous families liaise with teachers, principals, and other education professionals to ensure each child receives the support they need.

Jordan’s Principle

We help families access Jordan’s Principle to secure resources, services, and support for children under the age of 18.

English eligibility

Guidance is provided to families navigating Quebec’s English eligibility requirements, including understanding the eligibility certificate process and meeting with schools or school boards.

For more information:

Kristen Nelson
438-795-5308
knelson@nativemontreal.com

Post-secondary support

Application process

We assist prospective Indigenous students with their applications to CEGEP, university, or technical programs, including assistance with completing forms, preparing personal statements, and meeting deadlines.

Funding and scholarships

We provide resources and support for identifying and applying for funding opportunities, including government grants, band/school board funding, and scholarships.

Accessing student services

We connect Indigenous students with post-secondary support services, including academic advisors, mental health counselors, and disability accommodations.

Student housing

We connect students with resources to secure safe and affordable student housing, whether on- campus or off-campus.

Tutoring

For students of all ages

Tutoring services are offered to Indigenous learners of all ages, from elementary school

students to adult and post-secondary learners in all subjects.

Online or in-person

Flexible tutoring options are available, including virtual or in-person sessions.

Students with special needs or learning difficulties

Tailored tutoring is offered for Indigenous students with special needs or learning difficulties,

using strategies and tools that accommodate individual learning styles.

Adult education program

Kane’ko:ta adult education program
We support adults in registering for Kane’ko:ta, an Indigenous adult education program located in downtown Montreal. Kane’ko:ta allows participants to work toward their high school diploma while incorporating culturally safe and relevant learning.

Registration at adult education centres
Guidance is provided for registering at adult education centers, ensuring that Indigenous students looking to complete or continue their education can navigate the process smoothly.

Funding referrals
Referrals are made to resources and organizations that assist with funding applications for adult education students, ensuring learners have the financial support they need.

For more information:

Kristen Nelson
438-795-5308
knelson@nativemontreal.com

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