The Director of Education and Program Co-ordinators will provide a list of recommendations to the Yellowhead Tribal Council Education Board for final approval will review all applicants. Attendance Achievement Continued interest in the program To remain under sponsorship a student must pass a minimum of three courses per regular academic semester. All students must comply with the rules and regulations of the respective educational institutions they are attending. Yellowhead Tribal Council Education will not be held responsible for actions or penalties imposed on Yellowhead Tribal Council students. All students are responsible to conform to the institutional rules and regulations concerning withdrawal.
Students are responsible for all withdrawal fees.
The University Transfer Program offers students an opportunity to access University transfer courses through Athabasca University and the University of Alberta without formal prerequisites. The program enables students to obtain credits, which are applied to degree programs at Yellowhead Tribal Council or a variety of accredited Post-Secondary institutions. The Criminal Justice Certificate Program, a two-year program offered by Lethbridge Community College on site at Yellowhead Tribal Council, prepares students to work in the fields of Corrections and Law Enforcement. The course content and structure of the program are designed to meet the needs of Native students. The objective of the First Nations Management Program is to provide management skills training in the context of aboriginal government and culture for students entering the fields of business administration, First Nation s government and economic development.