Micro-Credentials at FNTI

FNTI’s micro‑credentials are rooted in culture and designed as rapid training opportunities that help individuals build new skills or retrain. Our goal is to support community prosperity through knowledge, service, and employment. 

Each micro‑credential includes consists of 15 hours of instruction and/or independent study. Anyone may register to participate; there are no prerequisites. Micro‑credentials may be facilitated by a teaching team of faculty, cultural advisors, and student success facilitators, or offered in a self‑paced format. 

Self‑paced micro‑credentials are independent learning modules that include self‑assessments and other learning activities. These activities are checked for completion by a facilitator, who provides feedback as work is submitted. Access to a computer is required to complete the micro‑credential. 

You can explore our current micro‑credential offerings below! Contact recruitment@fnti.net for questions, business hours based on EDT timezone (Toronto).

Micro-Credential Bundles

Addressing Trauma to Strengthen our Communities

Address colonization and trauma using strengths‑based Indigenous approaches to health and wellness. Build skills for the healing sector while supporting commitments to the Truth and Reconciliation Calls to Action and UNDRIP.

Indigenous Relations

Examine Indigenous relations on Turtle Island, confront contrasting worldviews, and address racism in Canada. Build accountability, engage meaningfully as professionals, and develop the skills to challenge discrimination and become advocates for change.