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World Indigenous Peoples' Conference, Morley 2002
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With three treaty areas and 11 different Aboriginal languages within the Province of Alberta, the Faculty of Education recognizes the importance of offering community and campus-based educational programs that respond to the growing needs of Aboriginal communities. We offer the following specializations.
The Aboriginal Teacher Education Program (ATEP)
An off-campus undergraduate teacher education program (completion/full) designed to affect the educational success of Aboriginal youth by increasing the number of Aboriginal teachers in communities throughout Alberta.
The Indigenous Peoples Graduate Education Program
Three-year PhD program that prepares graduates for administrative and faculty positions in colleges, schools and universities.
Canadian Indigenous Languages and Literacy Development Institute (CILLDI)
A summer institute offered to both undergraduate and graduate students interested in learning an Indigenous language and/or gaining expertise in the area of linguistics, language and literacy, curriculum development, second language teaching and research.
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