Bachelor of Education (BEd) Elementary Education (Pre-K to Grade 8)
Course Overview
The Saskatchewan Urban Native Teacher Education Program (SUNTEP) is a four-year, tuition-sponsored program that prepares individuals of Métis ancestry for a successful career in teaching. Delivered by the Gabriel Dumont Institute in partnership with the University of Regina, it combines accredited academic instruction with unique cultural and professional support. The program's core mission is to increase Métis representation in education and graduate teachers who are exceptionally responsive to the needs of all students, particularly Indigenous learners.
Key Program Highlights
- Full sponsorship for all tuition and required program fees
- Small class sizes with dedicated one-on-one academic and instructor support
- Access to unique Michif cultural experiences and professional development
- An accredited Bachelor of Education degree from the University of Regina
- A focused mission to support Métis students and serve Indigenous communities
Course Overview
The Saskatchewan Urban Native Teacher Education Program (SUNTEP) is a four-year, tuition-sponsored program that prepares individuals of Métis ancestry for a successful career in teaching. Delivered by the Gabriel Dumont Institute in partnership with the University of Regina, it combines accredited academic instruction with unique cultural and professional support. The program's core mission is to increase Métis representation in education and graduate teachers who are exceptionally responsive to the needs of all students, particularly Indigenous learners.
Key Program Highlights
- Full sponsorship for all tuition and required program fees
- Small class sizes with dedicated one-on-one academic and instructor support
- Access to unique Michif cultural experiences and professional development
- An accredited Bachelor of Education degree from the University of Regina
- A focused mission to support Métis students and serve Indigenous communities
