We offer the following Secondary level courses:

Inuktitut • French • English • History • Social Sciences • Contemporary World • Geography • Personal and Social Development • Financial Education • Mathematics • Science • Chemistry • Physics • Computer Science • Biology • Physical Education.

We will analyze your student file to determine the number of credits you need to complete a Secondary School Diploma, or pre-requisites for vocational training or for a college program.

After analyzing your student file, we will get in touch with you. We will discuss your options and complete your registration.

Your success is our priority. Once you’re registered, you’ll have full access to course materials and online content—plus personalized support from teachers and consultants every step of the way.

Support is available by phone or through video calls on Microsoft Teams. Our team will make sure you receive everything you need and help you with any questions along the way.

In addition to remote support, local teachers from the youth sector are available in every Nunavik community. Once you’re enrolled in a course, you’ll be able to connect with a teacher right in your village.

Unfortunately, Kativik Ilisarniliriniq does not provide financial support to distance education students at the moment. However, you’ll be able to study while working, since you can manage your own schedule.

We offer the following Secondary level courses:

Inuktitut • French • English • History • Social Sciences • Contemporary World • Geography • Personal and Social Development • Financial Education • Mathematics • Science • Chemistry • Physics • Computer Science • Biology • Physical Education.

We will analyze your student file to determine the number of credits you need to complete a Secondary School Diploma, or pre-requisites for vocational training or for a college program.

After analyzing your student file, we will get in touch with you. We will discuss your options and complete your registration.

If you chose to enroll full-time or part-time in-classroom courses at one of our six adult education centres, you’ll have access to:

• Daily support from a teacher
• Experience student life with your classmates
• Accommodation and daily meals at the student residence
• If you are a parent, you’ll be able to bring your children with you.
• Daycare services for your children.
• Travel arrangements are also covered if you study in a community where you are not currently a resident.

Additional support is also available to full-time student:

• Subsistence allowance
• Laptop computer

Depending on your interests and choice of program, you can attend a:

1) One-year program (to earn college credits)
Program to earn college credits while studying Inuit culture, history, governance and language.

• Nunavik Sivunitsavut

2) Vocational school
Technical programs to prepare you for a specialized career. Durations vary and short programs are available.

• Vocational training programs (within Nunavik)
• Vocational training programs (outside Nunavik)

3) CEGEP
Find a program that suits you. Pre-university program (2-3 years), Career program (3 years) or Crossroads and Springboard program (1 year).

• Quebec colleges and their programs
• Canada colleges

4) University
Undergraduate and graduate programs are available. Certificate (1 year), Bachelor’s degree (3 years), Master’s degree (1-3 years) or Ph.D. (varying duration).

• Quebec universities
• Canada universities

You must:

• be at least 16 years old on July 1 of the current school year
• be a Nunavik resident, a beneficiary or have a permanent address in Nunavik

Vary from course to course. Upon enrollment, our staff will inform you about the specific prerequisites of your chosen course.

Applications are accepted all year round.

*Re-registration opens July 1st. : Students who wish to continue their studies must re-register.