Anmar Mechanical Indigenous Student Support Program
Anmar Mechanical Indigenous Student Support Program
Available to Indigenous students entering their 2nd or 3rd year of study, or enrolled in a post-graduate program. Must be interested in working within the mining and supply sectors upon graduation.
Funding Details
- Full tuition and ancillary fees covered for the year (amount varies depending on program)
- Housing support covered for the year ($3,000 if living in residence and $2,000 if living off-campus)
- Support for one trip home per-semester (up to $1,500)
Eligible Programs
- Business Analytics
- Computer Systems Technician / Technology
- Electrical Engineering Technician / Technology
- Electromechanical Engineering Technology – Mechatronics
- Environmental Monitoring and Impact Assessment
- Graphic Design
- Heavy Equipment Technician
- Human Resources Management
- Industrial Mechanical Millwright Technician
- IT Business Analysis
- Mechanical Engineering Technician / Technologist
- Mining Engineering Technician / Technologist
- Mobile Application Development
- Networking Technician
- Project Management
- Public Relations
- The Internet of Things (IoT)
- Welding and Fabrication Technician
Participation Requirements
- Must identify as an Indigenous student
- Must express interest in working within the mining and supply sectors upon graduation
- Must possess a minimum 3.0 GPA
- Must display through previous experiences and an interview with the Wabnode Centre for Indigenous Services; the leadership competencies of teamwork, innovation and a passion for excellence
- Recipients will be required to meet with a Wabnode Centre and Anmar Mechanical representative each semester to discuss program progress and opportunities for further support
- Recipients may be provided with placements and/or opportunities for work-integrated learning experiences at Anmar Mechanical
APPLY TODAY!
Please email Ron Sarazin at ron.sarazin@cambriancollege.ca. Please open with a brief introduction, note your program of study and share a little about why you are interested in the program and working within the mining and supply sectors. You will be contacted for a short interview with a member of the Wabnode Centre for Indigenous Student Services team.