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Financial Assistance
Students registered in certificate programs of 200 hours in length or more may be eligible for part-time student loans from Student Financial Assistance.
Under the part-time program, students can receive up to $4000 in repayable federal loans. Loans are interest-bearing and require repayment during the period of study. An assessment of financial need determines who is eligible for assistance.
The following certificate programs are 200 hours or more in length:
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ABA - Certificate in Applied Behaviour Analysis
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ACC - Applied Counselling Certificate Program*
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CACE - Certificate in Adult and Extended Education
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CAM - Applied Management
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CIM - Canadian Institute of Management Certificate Program in Management and Administration*
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CIS - Certificate in Interdisciplinary Studies
- CMMA - Certificate in Manitoba Municpal Administration
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CUIC - Credit Union Institute of Canada Professional Development Programs
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FMA - Certificate in Financial and Management Accounting
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HRM - Certificate Program in Human Resource Management*
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IPTCM - Intellectual Property and Technology Commercialization Management
- PBCME - Post Baccalaureate in Manufacturing Engineering
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PHC - Prairie Horticulture Certificate Program
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PMAC - The Purchasing Management Association of Canada*
* These programs are currently approved for Canada Student Loans for part-time studies.
For more information, please contact the Manitoba Student Financial Assistance Program at 945-6321 or toll free 1-800-204-1685, or call Student Registration and Records at 474-8016 or toll free 1-888-216-7011 ext. 8016 or manitobastudentaid.ca.
“The instructors were so supportive. Not only did I learn a lot through the courses, but there was a great deal of personal growth… I consider life long learning to be very important."
– Laura
