To reflect our commitment to truth and reconciliation, we're proud to share the Indigenous Ways of Knowing site. This section includes information about Indigenous events, partner projects, teachings, resources and more.
Portage College and Athabasca County have partnered to enhance work-integrated learning opportunities for students and provide access to micro-credential programs for County employees and Councillors. This collaboration supports workforce development and educational excellence, fostering hands-on learning experiences and lifelong skill development.
Portage College is co-leading military credential recognition through the Canadian Military, Veteran & Family Connected Campus Consortium (CMVF3C). By offering programs like Military PLAR and Military to Business Pathways, the College supports Canadian Armed Forces members, veterans, and their families in translating service experience into academic achievements and civilian career success.
Portage College’s Public Legal Education Program receives a $590,216 grant from the Alberta Law Foundation to expand legal awareness and support for rural and Indigenous communities.
Portage College commemorates Métis Week with events honouring Métis culture, history, and the legacy of Louis Riel.
