Kane'ko:ta (Steps)

A First Nations Regional Adult Education Center adult education program

 

Kane'ko:ta is an Adult Education Program created for urban Indigenous learners

This program was created by the First Nations Regional Adult Education Center to support Indigenous people living in the Montreal region to successfully obtain their D.E.S. (Basic High School Diploma) Certificate of completed secondary studies in general education in a culturally safe program. Students can learn at their pace and will be supported by a teacher at every step.

More about the program

The program is run by the First Nations Regional Adult Education Center in collaboration with LaSalle College by providing classrooms in downtown Montreal at 2000 Saint-Catherine St W Montreal.

The purpose of the program is to offer high-quality adult education services in the Tio'tia:ke/Montreal urban area, including essential support services, to create opportunities for academic upgrading, semi-skilled trades, and employment opportunities for an urban Indigenous population.

 
 

To register or for more information

Registration is constantly ongoing so if you are interested in this program contact the First Nations Regional Adult Education Center and ask to speak to Jen Deer (450)-635-6352 reception@fnraec.com

The FNRAEC Web site

 

Partners

In 2019, a partnership agreement was entered into by six Indigenous organizations seeking to provide adult education services on the island of Tio'tia:ke/Montreal. The partners are:

  • First Nations Regional Adult Education Center is the program manager

  • First Nations Adult Education School Council (FNAESC)

  • The First Nations Human Resources Development Commission of Quebec's, Employment and Training Service Center of Montreal (ETSC)

  • Native Women's Shelter of Montreal (NWSM)

  • Montreal Autochone - Native Montreal

  • Native Friendship Center of Montreal (NFCM)

  • Projets Autochtone du Quebec (PAQ)

  • Lasalle College offers classrooms

 
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