Indigenous Continuing Care Assistant – Air Ronge

Certificate

The Indigenous Continuing Care Assistant (ICCA) program is a full-time program delivered as a one-year certificate program. Courses and practicums are designed to prepare learners who live independently in their own homes and to provide holistic care to those living in continuing care settings. Students will be trained to effectively care for and assist seniors and individuals who have chronic conditions and may face physical or mental challenges.

Graduates can expect to work as Indigenous Continuing Care Assistants and patient service associates (NOC 33102) as part of a multidisciplinary healthcare team, providing care for residents, clients, and patients in continuing care, acute care, and home care settings. Indigenous Continuing Care Assistant – Air Ronge.

ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS

  • Regular Grade 12/Adult 12/GED

LOCATION

  • Air Ronge

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

Students accepted into the program must submit a current criminal record check, a vulnerable sector check, Up-to-date immunization records before starting any practicum placement. Students who do not provide these documents may not be able to complete the program. Applicants should be physically and personally suited to perform required duties. Supports can be available to help applicants obtain required documentation.

PROGRAM DATE

  • Aug 31, 2026 – June 18, 2027

APPLICATION DEADLINE

  • APPLY EARLY!

    Applications will be accepted and remain open until seats are filled

TUITION

  • Tuition Free*

     

    *Program includes an ‘Earn While You Learn’ component during practicums. *

    *Subject to change

    * Subject to Return for Service Agreement with La Ronge Long-Term Care Facility

    *Subject to Funding and placement requirements

ACCREDITATION

  • Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies

HOW TO APPLY

SELECTION PROCESS

  • First Qualified, First Accepted (FQFA)
    To be deemed qualified, an applicant must meet the minimum entrance requirements and complete the application procedures which includes providing all required documents.

Application Procedure

  1. Application Procedure

    Visit northlandscollege.ca/admissions to apply online.

    Or submit application form and documents to:

    applications@northlandscollege.sk.ca

    Northlands College Admissions

    Box 1000

    Air Ronge, SK S0J 3G0

    Fax: 306 425-4689

    2. You will receive notification of any outstanding and/or additionally required documentation.

    3. If accepted, an acceptance letter will be e-mailed to you.

    Seats may be filled before the application deadline. Apply Now!

 

Selection Process

First Qualified, First Accepted (FQFA)

To be deemed qualified, an applicant must meet the minimum entrance requirements and complete the application procedures which includes providing all required documents.

Seats may be filled before the application deadline. Apply Now!

Application Procedure

  1. Gather the following documents:
    • • Application form
    • • Copy of all transcripts
      • • If currently enrolled in high school, you must submit a Statement of Grades form.

  2. Visit northlandscollege.ca/admissions to apply
    online;

    Or submit application form and documents to: applications@northlandscollege.sk.ca 

    Northlands College Admissions
    Box 1000
    Air Ronge, SK S0J 3G0 

    Fax: 306 425-4689 

  3. You will receive notification of any outstanding and/or additionally required documentation (eg.criminal record checks, abstracts, references, etc.). 

  4. If accepted, you must confirm your seat and secure funding to maintain your seat in the program.

 

Selection Process

First Qualified, First Accepted (FQFA)

To be deemed qualified, an applicant must meet the minimum entrance requirements and complete the application procedures which includes providing all required documents.

Seats may be filled before the application deadline. Apply Now!