If you have any questions about your adult education application, please contact .
If you need internet access or one-on-one support, you may also contact your Local Adult Education Office or Local Education Consultant to make arrangements.
We consider General Education applications three times per year - in advance of our Fall, Winter, and Spring semesters. All applications are now done online.
Our next selection will be for our Spring semester. Please apply by January 22 to be considered for this intake.
Note: Due to COVID-19, class spaces are limited; students who are not selected will be placed on a waiting list and contacted as soon as seats become available.
The deadline to apply for the following program(s) is December 11:
The deadline to apply for the following program(s) is January 29:
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You can register for General Education if you:
You can apply for a local Vocational program if you:
You can apply for a regional vocational program at SRVTC if you:
Student residences are available for those who live outside Waswanipi.
To apply for adult education in Eeyou Istchee, you will need to provide:
The long form birth certificate must be provided with your application form. If you do not have a birth certificate, please contact the issuing agency of the province you were born.
Your secondary school report card(s) can be obtained from the school board you attended.
Transcripts issued by the Ministry of Education of Quebec can be requested through our Administrative Services.
It is important to have a valid health insurance card. If it is lost or expired, please follow these instructions from the Cree Board of Health and Social Services of James Bay.
Requirements vary between programs. You may be asked to provide additional documents such as a driver’s permit, health and safety card, explosives permit, and health and vision test.
Apply to your intended program as early as possible to ensure you have time to collect these documents.
Starting this year, adult education students will be automatically considered for a student allowance from the Cree School Board when they apply for adult education. For more information, please read our FAQ.
If you are applying for a Vocational program, you may need to provide additional documents such as a driver’s license, placement test, or a vision test.