YukonU Teslin Campus

The Summer 2026 Entrance Awards Applications are now open!

Entrance awards are available to students who are coming to YukonU for the very first time in the Fall semester as a full-time student.

Awards can be based on academic or personal achievement, financial need, or additional specialized criteria.

Review each award to see if you meet the criteria: https://www.yukonu.ca/current-students/money-matters/yukon-university-student-awards

If you have any questions, reach out to the Funding Advisor in-person at C1228, over the phone at 867 456 8574, or via email at [email protected].

➡️ Applications will be accepted until May 15, 2026.

Send this to someone who is planning to come to YukonU in 2026!

Good afternoon,
Service Canada representatives will be at the Teslin campus on April 20thth (afternoon) and 21st (morning).

Unfortunately, Canada Revenue will not be visiting this month. If you or someone needs assistance with tax-related queries, they can visit the CRA office in the Elijah Smith Building in Whitehorse or call Northern Line at 1-866-426-1527.

This course is based on a new Red Cross curriculum that is more comprehensive than past courses. This offering has allowed for more time in the schedule due to these changes.

Good afternoon,
Service Canada and Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) representatives will visit Teslin on January 19th (afternoon) and 20th (morning). They will be at the Teslin campus.

January 19th – 1pm to 4pm
January 20th - 9am to Noon.

See posters for more information on services being offered.

As Teslin slips into winter, the campus and the community and gearing up for a big season ahead! ❄️

From first aid training to office skills workshops, learning has been in full swing.

📢 We are recruiting students for a new 15-week Clerical Skills Program launching in January through the Community Retraining Opportunities for Workers (CROW) Program.

The campus is working with Sandy Washburn and others to launch this program.

💻 For the fourth consecutive winter semester, instructor/coordinator Gord Curran is teaching the Community and Economic Development course remotely to credit students in the Business Studies and First Nations Governance programs.

🥘 Gord was also invited to join the cross-organizational Local Food Action Plan Working Group to support food security and sovereignty on Teslin Tlingit Traditional Territory.

🎄 This week, the campus hosted its annual Christmas Open House with chilli and seasonal goodies.

It should be a busy winter semester!
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The Teslin Campus is staffed by Coordinator/Instructor Gord Curran.

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