Education
Education Programs
Preschool, Elementary and Secondary Program
The objective of the program is to promote, within the limits of available budgets and established rules, the increase in the level of education of the members of the Abenaki First Nation of Odanak.
The program aims to ensure that Odanak members receive the educational services to which they are entitled, while implementing measures to promote educational success and prevent school dropouts. Depending on their situation, members can benefit from various forms of financial support related to their academic journey.
To find out the terms and conditions applicable to your situation and the eligibility criteria, we invite you to consult the policy by clicking on the button below.
post-secondary program
The objective of the program is to encourage academic success by providing financial assistance to students who are committed to obtaining a degree from a recognized postsecondary institution.
Financial assistance provided to eligible students includes tuition fees and book costs. A monthly living allowance is available to full-time students.
APPLICATION FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE - Post-secondary students
Post-secondary students must complete an application for financial assistance each semester and provide the necessary documents or information to verify their eligibility.
If the required documents are not submitted within the prescribed deadline, the payment of the financial assistance will be deferred to the month following receipt of the missing documents.
We invite you to consult the post-secondary education policy by clicking on the button above. In this policy, you will also find in the appendix the deadlines, the amounts awarded and the list of required documents.
Some potential scholarships for Indigenous people
- Indspire | A richer life for Indigenous youth starts here
- Master's Student Excellence Scholarship Program | DIALOG − The Indigenous Peoples Research and Knowledge Network
- RBC Future Focus Scholarship for Indigenous Youth
- Scholarship Program for Indigenous Students in Ontario
- Scholarship Program | APTN
- National Scholarships | The First Nations Information Governance Center