MCRO 100V - Indigenous Truth and Reconciliation in Action Micro-Credential

Course Description

Take this Micro-Credential for free!

This Micro-Credential qualifies for the StrongerBC future skills grant. Click here to learn how to register or contact us at prosit@camosun.ca

This Micro-Credential builds a better understanding of Indigenous worldviews, strengthens relationships with Indigenous communities, and each learner becomes a better ally to Indigenous peoples. Based on the award-winning TELTIN TTE WILNEW program at Camosun College, this Micro-Credential explores Indigenous identities and worldviews and takes a deep look into the history of colonization in British Columbia and its ongoing effects on Indigenous Peoples today.

This Micro-Credential meets learners where they are in their learning journey; the only pre-requisite is a genuine desire to better understand and connect with Indigenous worldviews.  

Learner Outcomes

Upon completion of this course, learners will be better able to: 

• Describe elements of an Indigenous worldview that are similar or different from the worldviews of other peoples 

• Describe/discuss the impact of colonization on Indigenous peoples as it may influence their experiences with and expectations of your organization and outline how this informs your practice 

• Recognize Indigenous ways of knowing, being, and doing that need to be reflected in any process that is designed to welcome and support Indigenous persons, and indicate how Indigenous ways of knowing, being and doing welcome and support ALL of our community 

• Understand the ways the historical, physical, and cultural landscape inform Indigenous peoples’ ongoing relationships with education and the workplace; identify ways to support and engage with Indigenous peoples in these settings 

• Explain the purpose and processes of Indigenization initiatives and how they can be applied to your organization and your profession 

Assessments will be based on participation in talking circles, and on reflection journals shared on the course’s discussion board. In the interests of creating a safe and non-competitive environment, no grades will be given and learners will pass or fail according to their engagement with the material. 

This program qualifies for the StrongerBC future skills grant, which provides funding of up to $3500 per person for short-term skills training. Please visit the ProSIT StrongerBC page to confirm your eligibility and to learn how to apply.

Supported by the Province of British Columbia