COURSE CURRICULUM

The Certificate in Indigenous Language Revitalization is offered in flexible formats to best serve the needs of Indigenous nations, communities, and organizations. One primary delivery method is the community-based approach, where the program is tailored specifically to the partner Indigenous group and delivered on site. This partnership model allows the program to be adapted to the unique cultural, linguistic, and practical needs of each community, ensuring that learning is relevant and directly applicable. In some cases, the certificate is also offered in collaboration with other colleges, broadening access while maintaining a strong connection to community priorities.While some courses are occasionally offered on campus at the University of Victoria, the full certificate program is not currently available entirely on campus. This means that learners seeking the complete program may need to participate through community-based offerings or partner institutions. The flexibility in delivery formats reflects the program’s commitment to accessibility and respect for Indigenous protocols and learning styles, allowing students to engage with the material in ways that honor their cultural context and practical realities. Overall, the combination of community-tailored delivery and occasional on-campus courses supports diverse pathways for learners dedicated to Indigenous language revitalization.