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Yukon Heritage Training Fund
Supports short-term heritage sector training
Latest source updateLast Update: July 6, 2026Latest change: The Heritage Training Fund now says the next intake is July 15, 2026, and the application materials were refreshed for 2026.View change
Latest source update
Last Update: July 6, 2026
Latest change: The Heritage Training Fund now says the next intake is July 15, 2026, and the application materials were refreshed for 2026.
Heritage Training Fund intake date updated
The Heritage Training Fund notice now says the next intake is July 15, 2026, replacing the earlier limited-funds notice. The main fund page also now states that funding is limited and requests may not be approved in full. The How to Apply page now points applicants to 2026 materials, including the 2026 Fund Policy and June 2026 application, budget, and reporting templates. The updated policy also shows a mileage reimbursement rate of 0.69/km for the 2026-27 fiscal year.
Funding available
$ 7,500
Deadline
July 15, 2026
Location
Yukon, Canada
Who can apply
Individuals aspiring to be engaged or already engaged in the work of a heritage sector, including full- and part-time employees, self-employed individuals, temporary or on-call workers, unemployed or underemployed individuals, and students.
See full eligibility
Overview
The Yukon Heritage Training Fund supports short-term training for individuals and groups in the heritage sector in Yukon. It funds eligible courses, workshops, mentoring, conferences, travel, and related project expenses to strengthen employability and workforce capacity.
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Opportunity Score
Moderate potential, but conditions must align.
At a glance
Funding available
Financing goals
- Attract or retain talent
- Obtain certifications or accreditations
- Develop workforce skills
Eligible Funding
- Maximum amount : 7,500 $
- Up to 90% of project cost
Funds Providers
Eligible candidates
Eligible Industries
- All industries
Location
- Yukon
Legal structures
- Non-profit
Annual revenue
- All revenue ranges
Organisation size
- All organization sizes
Audience
- Rural or Northern Residents
- Canadians
Non-profit candidates
Sector of operation
- Culture and Arts
- Research
- Economic, Social and Community Development
- Employment and Training
Target groups
- Rural / Remote communities
- Artists / creatives
- Nonprofits / charities
- Academia / students
Revenue structures
- All structures
Scope
- Local
Next Steps
1
Determine your project
2
Validate your eligibility
Activities funded
- Short, formal courses and workshops
- Job-shadowing
- Mentoring
- Informal apprenticeships and internships
- Attendance at conferences
Documents Needed
- A completed application form
- A complete budget for the training project, using the Project Budget Template
- A minimum of one letter of support
- Supervisor confirmation of lack of funding for government employees
- A written explanation of request for early evaluation, if applicable
Official resources
Program guide
Application form
Eligibility
Who is eligible?
- Individuals aspiring to be engaged or already engaged in the work of a heritage sector, including full- and part-time employees, self-employed individuals, temporary or on-call workers, unemployed or underemployed individuals, and students.
- Businesses, groups of businesses, collectives, First Nation governments, not-for-profit associations, or organisations currently engaged in the work of a heritage sector or wishing to supply training relevant to a heritage sector.
Eligible expenses
- Professional fees, registration/tuition fees, honoraria, transportation, travel, facility expenses, consumable materials, durable supplies and materials, dependent care, and disability-related expenses
Ineligible Costs and Activities
- Professional fees, registration/tuition fees, or honoraria requested through an individual application for training supported through a group application
- Registration/tuition fees, transportation, or travel costs requested through a group application for unconfirmed trainees
- Professional fees, honoraria, transportation, or travel expenses paid to trainers from outside the Yukon, unless demonstrated as necessary to the project
- Costs already supported by an employer or other revenue source(s), including grants, participant fees, and in-kind revenue
- Purchase of equipment or software
Selection criteria
- The eligibility of the applicant and training project
- The significance of the training project to the trainee(s) and Yukon heritage sector(s)
- The ability of the applicant to realise the objectives of the proposed training
- Evidence of the applicant’s commitment to one or more heritage sectors
- Reasonableness of budget, including applicant’s contribution
How to apply
- Read the guidelines thoroughly and contact the HTF Fund Administrator before applying.
- Submit a completed application form.
- Submit a complete budget for the training project, using the Project Budget Template.
- If applicable, include a minimum of one letter of support or supervisor confirmation of lack of funding for government employees.
- If your application includes transportation or travel costs, include a description of travel plans.
Processing and Agreement
- Funding recipients will be notified by letter within one week of application assessment.
- A signed funding contract is required to receive any payment of funding.
- Funding recipients may request an advance of up to 90% of approved funding upon submission of an invoice or formal written request.
- A final report must be submitted no later than one month after completion of training.
- The balance of funding will be paid out upon approval of the final report and submission of an invoice or formal written request.
Additional information
- Applications are reviewed on a quarterly basis, with intake deadlines of April, July, October, and January 15.
- Under extraordinary circumstances, applications may be evaluated between regular quarterly assessments at the discretion of the HTF Adjudication Committee.
- Applicants are strongly encouraged to contact the HTF Fund Administrator before applying.
Contacts
Frequently Asked Questions about the Yukon Heritage Training Fund Program
What is the Yukon Heritage Training Fund?
The Yukon Heritage Training Fund supports short-term training for individuals and groups in the heritage sector in Yukon. It funds eligible courses, workshops, mentoring, conferences, travel, and related project expenses to strengthen employability and workforce capacity.
How much funding can be received?
Yukon Heritage Training Fund Funds up to 90% of admissible expenses, capped at $7,500 per project.
Who is eligible for the Yukon Heritage Training Fund program?
To be eligible for the Yukon Heritage Training Fund program, you must:
Individual applicants must be Yukon residents who are Canadian citizens or landed immigrants/permanent residents.
Group applicants must be registered in the Yukon.
Applicants must have no overdue reports or debts owing to the HTF.
What expenses are eligible under Yukon Heritage Training Fund?
Short, formal courses and workshops
Job-shadowing
Mentoring
Informal apprenticeships and internships
Attendance at conferences
Who can I contact for more information about the Yukon Heritage Training Fund?
You can contact Yukon Historical & Museums Association by email at info@heritageyukon.ca or by phone at 867-667-4704.
Where is the Yukon Heritage Training Fund available?
The Yukon Heritage Training Fund program is available the province of Yukon.
Is the Yukon Heritage Training Fund a grant, loan, or tax credit?
Yukon Heritage Training Fund is a Grant and Funding