Yukon Heritage Training Fund
YT, Canada
Training fund for Yukon heritage workers
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- grant_single|closingDateJanuary 15, 2024
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Grant and Funding
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- Information and cultural industries
- Educational services
- Arts, entertainment and recreation
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- Yukon Historical & Museums Association
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Receive funding to cover up to 90% of the costs for heritage training, including courses, workshops and internships.
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Eligible projects or activities for the Yukon Heritage Training Fund include:
- Participating in the Yukon University Heritage and Cultural Certificate Program
- Attending training workshops offered by the Yukon Council of Archives
- Engaging in online courses through the Banff Centre Leadership Programs
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$3,600
Dawson City
Attending a training workshop offered by the Yukon Council of Archives
$6,300
Toronto
Participating in an immersive cultural heritage internship
$2,250
Whitehorse
Engaging in an online course through Banff Centre Leadership Programs
$4,140
Vancouver
Taking part in a specialized workshop on heritage digitization
$4,770
Montreal
Attending a masterclass on heritage preservation techniques
$8,100
Whitehorse
Participating in the Yukon University Heritage and Cultural Certificate Program
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The eligibility criteria for the Yukon Heritage Training Fund are:
- Training must be directly related to increasing the employability of Yukon’s heritage workers
- Training must provide Yukon employers with a better-trained workforce
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Eligible types of companies for the Heritage Training Fund grant in Yukon must be operating in the heritage sector and based in Yukon.
- Heritage organizations
- Museums
- Archives
- Cultural institutions
- Independent heritage consultants
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Some types of companies are not eligible for the Yukon Heritage Training Fund.
- Companies not operating in the heritage sector
- Companies located outside of Yukon
- Companies that do not have a direct link to increasing the employability of Yukon’s heritage workers
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Eligible expenses for the Yukon Heritage Training Fund include:
- Tuition fees for training programs directly related to the heritage sector
- Costs for training materials and resources
- Travel expenses for attending approved training programs
- Accommodation costs related to training attendance
- Other reasonable costs directly associated with approved training activities
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The Yukon Heritage Training Fund applications are reviewed based on eligibility, merit, fund priorities, and an ability to meet fund criteria by a committee of up to five members representing heritage sectors.
- Eligibility
- Merit
- Fund priorities
- Ability to meet fund criteria
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Step 1:
- Review the eligibility criteria and fund priorities
- Understand the training requirements
- Prepare the necessary documents for the application
- Ensure the training is directly related to improving employability in the heritage sector
- Submit the application by the specified deadline
- Wait for the review process by the committee
Apply to this program
Yukon Heritage Training Fund
The Yukon Heritage Training Fund provides opportunities for Yukon residents to enhance their skills and knowledge in the heritage sector, ultimately increasing employability for heritage workers and supporting Yukon employers with a better-trained workforce.
Yukon Heritage Training Fund Details
The Yukon Heritage Training Fund (HTF) is a program funded by the Department of Economic Development, Labour Market Development and administered by the Yukon Historical & Museums Association (YHMA). The fund aims to support training initiatives that directly contribute to the development of heritage workers in Yukon and meet the needs of the heritage sector in the region.
Applications for the Yukon Heritage Training Fund are reviewed quarterly with intake deadlines of January 15, April 15, July 15, and October 15. However, in exceptional circumstances, applications may be reviewed outside of the regular schedule to accommodate urgent training needs.
Training opportunities supported by the fund include programs offered by Yukon University, the Training Policy Committee, YuWIN.ca, and other institutions and associations specialized in heritage and cultural education. The fund prioritizes applications that align with its criteria and demonstrate a clear benefit to both the individual participants and the Yukon heritage sector.
The Yukon Heritage Training Fund emphasizes the importance of continuous skill development and knowledge enhancement in preserving Yukon's rich heritage and supporting the growth of the heritage workforce. By providing financial support for training initiatives, the fund plays a crucial role in building a skilled and competent workforce that can contribute effectively to heritage-related projects and initiatives in the region.
For organizations and individuals seeking to access the Yukon Heritage Training Fund, it is essential to review the eligibility criteria, submit applications in a timely manner, and ensure that the proposed training programs align with the fund's objectives. The fund's committee evaluates applications based on merit, fund priorities, eligibility, and the potential impact of the training on enhancing employability in the heritage sector.
By supporting training programs that focus on heritage resources management, museum studies, cultural preservation, and related fields, the Yukon Heritage Training Fund aims to foster a vibrant and skilled workforce that can contribute to the sustainable development of Yukon's heritage sector. Through strategic investments in training and skill development, the fund contributes to the overall growth and prosperity of the heritage industry in Yukon.
For individuals interested in pursuing training opportunities in the heritage sector, the Yukon Heritage Training Fund serves as a valuable resource for accessing financial support and expanding their knowledge and skills in this specialized field. By encouraging continuous learning and professional development, the fund plays a vital role in building a talented workforce that can meet the evolving needs of Yukon's diverse heritage community.
In conclusion, the Yukon Heritage Training Fund offers a valuable opportunity for Yukon residents to enhance their expertise in heritage-related fields and contribute to the preservation and promotion of Yukon's unique cultural heritage. By investing in training initiatives that empower heritage workers and organizations, the fund plays a significant role in strengthening the heritage sector and ensuring its long-term sustainability in the region.
