Indigenous Perspectives and Adult Education

Gain cultural awareness and practical strategies for creating culturally inclusive learning environments!

This course introduces students to the principles of racism, inequity and exclusion as it pertains to Indigenous Peoples and will focus on building an awareness of Indigenous history and culture. Adult educators develop cultural awareness, cultural sensitivity and cultural competence to best support Indigenous adult learners.

Course Highlights

This course is part of Robertson’s Adult Education Certificate program. Learners who successfully complete all 9 courses in the program will receive a Certificate in Adult Education.

What You Will Learn

Learners who successfully complete this course will be able to:

• Describe the impact residential schools and other social injustices have had on society (Indigenous and non-Indigenous Peoples).
• Describe the structures within society that contribute to racism, inequity, and exclusion as they pertain to Indigenous Peoples.
• Summarize the Truth and Reconciliation Calls to Action and the steps Canada has taken towards reconciliation.
• Describe strategies to create inclusive, diverse, and welcoming environments for Indigenous adult learners.
• Demonstrate how to integrate Indigenous Perspectives into Adult Education.
• Identify strategies to support Indigenous learners.

Course Details

Quick Facts

Format: Online Micro-Course

Length: 40 Hours completed at your own pace

Course Price: $500

Who is Eligible?

This online course can be taken by anyone. There are no specific requirements for entry.

*If you register before the start date you'll gain early access to the course and can begin your studies.

*Terms and Conditions