First Nations, Métis and Inuit learners are invited to apply to any RRC Polytech program during January 2025 for free application to any one program.
Note: Additional applications will be subject to the normal fees. Intake availabilities may change.
RRC Polytech offers over 150 programs – all focused on fuelling your career success. All programs and all available intakes are eligible for one free application during January.
Apply to available intakes after reviewing program admission requirements.
Self-declare as First Nations (Status or Non-Status), Métis, or Inuit in the application process to have the application fee waived for your program of choice.
“I would encourage anybody to come down here because if I could plow through the barriers that I did and succeed in the program, anyone can.”
Richard Chisel – Pathway to Engineering Technology Programs
“My experience at RRC Polytech has been nothing short of amazing. I met a lot of beautiful people, string people with amazing ideas whom I can’t wait to see blossom in the community. For me, it’s been very supportive.”
Sean Rayland – Social Innovation and Community Development
“I always wanted to open my own restaurant. I attended Culinary Skills (Indigenous) so I could learn the techniques while making connections. What I didn’t expect was the Indigenous Support Centre to be so vital.”
Sharnell McDougall – Culinary Skills (Indigenous)
Before applying, you should review the program admission requirements, as well as the program start date, location and fees. If you need any help you can contact our Indigenous Admissions Advisor or email indigenous.advisor@rrc.ca.
Note: Health Sciences programs such as Nursing or Ultrasound have multiple admission requirements that need to be met before applying to these programs. Please contact the Indigenous Admissions Advisor for further details.
With an RRC Polytech account, you’ll be able to fill out an online application. You can work on your application over several sessions, upload required documents, view your final application and more.
Visit one of our Student Service Centres in-person to get your application started today.
Learn more about your options for financial aid. The Financial Administrative Officer and the Navigation Coaches can help you understand and navigate processes to obtain funding through your band, the Manitoba Métis Federation, Manitoba Student Aid, and other organizations.
Join us for Indigenous Free Application Events held from 3 – 7 pm in January at the Indigenous Student Support Centres. Our staff will be available to provide information on the RRC Polytech programs, admissions requirements, the application process, and the resources and services available to you. Connect with our Indigenous student support team to explore how you can achieve your educational and career goals. These events do not require registration and you may drop in at any time.
Note: We strongly recommend bringing all relevant transcripts (preferably official) from high school, adult learning centers, post-secondary institutions, or any other educational programs you’ve attended to these events. An advisor will carefully review your academic history and work with you to create a personalized plan that aligns with your goals. Take this opportunity to ensure your educational pathway is tailored to your needs.
Join us for information sessions to learn more about RRC Polytech’s Nursing, Medical Radiologic Technology, Medical Laboratory Sciences, Diagnostic Medical Sonography – Ultrasound, and Diagnostic Cardiac Sonography – Echocardiography programs. This information will include a program overview, admission requirements, how to apply and much more.
All sessions will take place in the Black Lecture Theatre at Notre Dame Campus at 6pm. Please register here as there are limited seats.
Explore over 150 full- and part-time programs – all focused on fuelling your career success. Quickly upskill with certificates, explore a range of opportunities with a diploma or degree, or build on prior learning with post-graduate and advanced credentials.
RRC Polytech campuses are located on the lands of Anishinaabe, Ininiwak, Anishininew, Dakota, and Dené, and the National Homeland of the Red River Métis.
We recognize and honour Treaty 3 Territory Shoal Lake 40 First Nation, the source of Winnipeg’s clean drinking water. In addition, we acknowledge Treaty Territories which provide us with access to electricity we use in both our personal and professional lives.