Six Nations Polytechnic (SNP) prioritizes the health and safety of our students, staff, and instructors. As a result, our plans for Winter Term 2021 are for online delivery of our programs, to the greatest extent possible.
University Programs
Will continue to be delivered online. This includes the Bachelor of Arts in Ogwehoweh Languages (BAOL) and the University Consortium Level 1 Program.
College Programming
Will continue to be delivered online. Some in-person modified labs will be required in the following programs:
- Social Service Worker (Semester 2)
- Early Childhood Education
- Indigenous Wellness and Addictions Prevention
- Personal Support Worker
- Practical Nursing
McMaster University will be contacting students in the RPN to BScN program directly, with information about program delivery.
Community & Justice Services and Social Service Worker (Semester 4) will continue with a fully remote delivery.
Pre-Apprenticeship and Trades Programs
Will be delivered remotely but will have an in-person workshop component. These programs include:
- Pre-apprenticeship Machinist
- Pre-apprenticeship Welding
- Pre-apprenticeship Cook
- Manufacturing Pre-Trades Pathways
- Construction Techniques
Additional Program Information for College and Trades
Six Nations Polytechnic will ensure all labs and workshops are scheduled in a way that minimizes traffic at the Brantford campus. Additional details on timetables and campus access will be available in December, via email.
Details for student placements will be updated via SNP’s placement specialists.
Students Supports
Students that are experiencing any challenges at this time are encouraged to reach out to their Student Success Officer:
Carly Jamieson
Student Success Officer
Brantford Campus
Email: carly.jamieson@snpolytechnic.com
Phone or text: 519-732-0137
Lee-ann Blackbird
Student Success Officer
Six Nations Campus
Email: lee-ann.blackbird@snpolytechnic.com
Phone or text: 226-387-1737