3 Old York Road
Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory
Ontario Canada
K0K 1X0
Phone 800 267 0637
Fax 613 396 2761
Classes begin September 2010
So what's it all about?
The entire world is still uncovering the potential uses of high technology when it comes to publishing our own creations, developing and sharing information, making connections and building community. It has created the perfect opportunity for Indigenous people to infuse our culture and world view into this still-developing "information age."
Developed as a stepping stone for Indigenous people interested in some form of media but unsure exactly which area to invest their energies, the Media Foundations program offers students the chance to experience a variety of media career options.
Admission Requirements
An Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or its equivalent is required for admission to the Media Foundations program. However, applicants who possess significant media, public relations or communication experience will be considered for admission as mature students based on a review of demonstrated competencies and academic credentials. In total, we will need to receive from you:
Program Schedule
Media Foundations is a community-based program and will take one year to complete.
Class sessions are four days in length and are held approximately every four weeks, from Tuesday to Friday (or whatever configuration of weeks and days is agreed upon by the class) on or near a Native community that is mutually agreed upon to everyone involved. You will be registered in two courses at a time for every two class meeting sessions.
Cost
Tuition is $500 per course. You should also consider costs such as recordable data storage devices (i.e. USB flash drive). A digital camera is recommended. In addition, you will need to budget for accommodations based on a four-night stay per month at approximately $95 per night plus taxes. Budget also for meals and travel.
Program Certification
Upon successful completion of this one-year program, you will receive a Humber College Media Foundations Certificate as well as an FNTI Media Foundations Certificate.
Courses/Program Requirements
Semester One
Semester Two
Semester Three
Contact Information
Buffy Hill, Registrar
800-267-0637 ext. 187
buffyh@fnti.net
Joseph Brant, Manager
800-267-0637 ext. 158
josephb@fnti.net
FNTI hosted the 2009 World Indigenous
Nations Higher
Education Consortium (WINHEC)
Annual Meeting