The Bachelor of Education Indigenous program prepares educators to teach and inspire through Indigenous perspectives, knowledge systems, and pedagogies. Students explore culturally responsive teaching methods, Indigenous histories, and languages, with a focus on community engagement and reconciliation. This program fosters a deep understanding of Indigenous worldviews while equipping graduates with the skills to teach in diverse educational settings. Graduates can pursue careers in Indigenous and mainstream education systems, working as teachers, curriculum developers, or advocates for Indigenous education and community development.

Career Options:

Job Title	NOC Code	Salary Range (CAD)	Job Description
Indigenous Educator	40301	$50,000 - $85,000	Teach students in primary, secondary, or post-secondary institutions with a focus on Indigenous perspectives and content.
Curriculum Developer	41605	$60,000 - $95,000	Design and implement educational materials and programs that integrate Indigenous knowledge and worldviews.
Community Liaison Officer	42101	$55,000 - $85,000	Facilitate relationships between schools and Indigenous communities, promoting cultural understanding and collaboration.
Education Policy Advisor	41601	$70,000 - $110,000	Advocate for Indigenous education initiatives, develop policies, and work on reconciliation in the education sector.
Language Preservation Specialist	51112	$50,000 - $80,000	Work to revitalize and preserve Indigenous languages through education, resource development, and community programs.

Career Options:

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Indigenous Educator

Curriculum Developer

Community Liaison Officer

Education Policy Advisor

Language Preservation Specialist