Education K-12 Programs
The Education Unit supports the
educational needs of our community from
early childhood through adulthood.
Support Services at Ray Watkins Elementary & Gold River Secondary
We have two School Support Workers (SSW)
positions dedicated to helping students with
Nuu-chah-nulth language and cultural needs.
Student Allowance
Students must submit report cards for review in
order to receive a student allowance allocation.
Please upload your report cards here:
Summer Work Experience Program
Funded by the First Nations and Inuit Youth
Employment Strategy and Skills Link
Program, this program offers valuable work
experiences during the summer.
Adult Education Wahmeesh Learning Centre
As part of the indigenous Adult and Higher
Learning Association, we are committed to
bringing basic literacy adult education
programs or Dogwood Diploma programs
to our community.
Indigenous Language Revitalization Certificate Program at UVIC
Beginning in February 2025, the Certificate in Indigenous Language Revitalization (CILR) program, offered in partnership with the University of Victoria (UVic), focuses on preserving and revitalizing the Nuu-chah-nulth language and culture. This eight-course undergraduate certificate includes five core courses and three Nuu-chah-nulth language or elective courses, equipping participants with the tools and knowledge to support language revitalization efforts. Join us in this meaningful collaboration to strengthen and sustain the Nuu-chah-nulth language for future generations!
Haa'yuups Learning Pathways
The Education and CFS Department is excited to announce the launch of Haa’yuups (Preparing for the Future) Learning Pathways, a one-year program in partnership with North Island College, now accepting students for adult education and university-level courses.
Bachelor of Education in Indigenous Language Revitalization Program at UVIC
The Mowachaht-Muchalaht First Nations, in partnership with School District 84, and UVIC, are hosting a community-based (with opportunities for online connections for those living away) teacher education program that begins rooted in the language, and seeks to train teachers in a wholistic, NCN-child focused way. At completion, students will be recommended to the ministry for a Cat 5, k-12 teaching certification. The degree is elementary-focused.
Downloads
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can I register my child?
A: Yes, but it depends on the availability.
Contact
Education & CFS Manager: cfs.mgr@yuquot.ca
Education & CFS Admin Assistant: cfs.admin@yuquot.ca
Education & CFS General Email: cfs@yuquot.ca
