St'at'imc Education & Training

The St’át’imc are the original inhabitants of the territory. The St’át’imc Territory covers over 2.2 million hectares. Framework Principles:

1.

The St’át’imc Education and Training commits to work collaboratively with all educational partners to build capacity and achieve transformational change in education and training for lifelong learning to create culturally responsive learning programs that benefit all learners. Because a healthy pregnancy and birth, followed by a child’s healthy growth and development during the first years of life

will have long lasting benefits.

2. Because strong early learning provide critical foundations for success in later education.

3. Because academic readiness improve education outcomes and retain high expectations of students to succeed in education.

4. Because increasing the number of highly educated St’át’imc with the skills, knowledge and qualifications sought by employers will boost student employment opportunities.

5. Because education and training has an important role in sustaining the St’át’imc vision.

6. Because increasing skills and employment achievement is the single most important way to achieve the ambitious goals for developing a productive St’át’imc Economy to enable a range of work that makes a difference in improving educational and employment outcomes.

7. Because we value St’át’imc ways of knowing we are committed to ensuring that research and content foundationally reflect First Nations ways of knowing and accurately depict the contributions of the St’át’imc.

8. Because learning is a lifelong process that requires both formal and informal opportunities for learning within each age group.

9. Because we value accountability and the responsible management of the SET Program – accelerating success requires strong coordination and collaboration between education partners to strengthen capacity of the St’át’imc.

10. Because we value constitutional Aboriginal rights we are committed to education and lifelong learning that honours the historical uniqueness of aboriginal rights to education while acknowledging the federal government’s legal, constitutional, fiscal obligations to First Nations.

06/06/2024

05/08/2024

LTC Is hosting a Job fair at the Rec Center on May 29th!

Make sure to stop by, there will be refreshments and snacks provided!

We hope to see you there

05/01/2024

Red Cross Standard First Aid & CPR C!
Coming to TRU Lillooet.
For more information and registration please email [email protected] or call 250-256-4296

05/01/2024

S100 and S185 May 25-26!

04/15/2024

Sharing for info. Please contact organizer directly for further information.

The Bears' Lair Camp May 3-6, 2024
Hosted by Sekw'el'was for ages 11-18 yrs
Contact Rowan Ellis [email protected]
or use below QR Code.

🌟 Get ready for an incredible opportunity! Bears' Lair TV bringing their FREE 3-day Youth Entrepreneur Dream Camp to Cayoose Creek Band from May 3rd to 6th! 🚀 Young leaders will immerse themselves in the world of business, financial literacy, and entrepreneurship, all while enjoying games, prizes, delicious food, and plenty of FUN! Registration is now open – seize this chance to empower yourself and ignite your entrepreneurial spirit! 🔥 Don't miss out – secure your spot today! 💼 🌟

03/22/2024

03/22/2024

St'át'imc Futures (Scholarship Fundraiser) Golf Tournament, September 2024. We will be posting more information soon.

Professors and Lecturers in Indigenous Land Stewardship | Job

03/11/2024

UBC is currently seeking applications for a number of full-time positions, and expressions of interest in part-time work for the Indigenous Land Stewardship undergraduate program. Details of the positions are available at

Professors and Lecturers in Indigenous Land Stewardship | Job Job Post: The UBC Faculty of Forestry is hiring Professors and Lecturers to deliver its new Bachelor of Indigenous Land Stewardship program. Apply now.

Bachelor of Indigenous Land Stewardship | UBC Forestry

03/11/2024

UBC Bachelor of Indigenous Land Stewardship
Indigenous Peoples around the world are reclaiming and revitalizing their lands and stewardship of them. This cultural resurgence is catalyzing Nations and other Indigenous groups to strengthen their systems of governance, build economic opportunities, and bring knowledge systems together to ensure community capacity, sustainability, and resiliency in an uncertain climate future. The Bachelor of Indigenous Land Stewardship program will help train the next generation of land stewards alongside Indigenous scholars, well-prepared allies, Elders, and knowledge keepers in culturally appropriate ways.

Bachelor of Indigenous Land Stewardship | UBC Forestry This program will help train the next generation of land stewards alongside Indigenous scholars, well-prepared allies, Elders, and knowledge keepers in culturally appropriate ways.

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Telephone

+12502560425

Website

http://www.statimc.ca/

Address

10 Scotchman Road
Lillooet, BC
V0K1V0

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 4:30pm