Yukon Heritage Training Fund
YT, Canada
Training fund for Yukon heritage workers
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- grant_single|openingDateJanuary 15, 2023
- grant_single|closingDateJanuary 16, 2023
- grant_single|grantStatusClosed
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Grant and Funding
grant_single|eligibleIndustries
- 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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$ 4,140
Taking part in a specialized workshop on heritage digitization
$ 8,100
Participating in the Yukon University Heritage and Cultural Certificate Program
$ 3,600
Attending a training workshop offered by the Yukon Council of Archives
$ 2,250
Engaging in an online course through Banff Centre Leadership Programs
$ 6,300
Participating in an immersive cultural heritage internship
$ 4,770
Attending a masterclass on heritage preservation techniques
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Eligibility for this grant is determined by specific requirements related to the applicant's profile and proposed activities.
- The applicant must be a Yukon resident.
- The training must be directly related to increasing the employability of workers in Yukon’s heritage sector.
- The application must be submitted to the Yukon Historical & Museums Association.
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The Yukon Heritage Training Fund is aimed at enhancing the skills and employability of residents within Yukon's heritage sector and providing employers with a better trained workforce in this area.
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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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This fund is intended to enhance the skills and knowledge of individuals working in the Yukon heritage sector, thereby improving their employability and providing employers with a more competent workforce. The following activities are considered eligible under the fund.
- Participation in training programs and courses related to heritage sector skills development.
- Enrolling in certificate programs such as the Yukon University Heritage and Cultural Certificate Program.
- Engaging in online courses provided by institutions like the University of Victoria and Athabasca University focusing on heritage resource management.
- Completing museum studies or visitor experience programs offered by associations like the Alberta Museums Association.
- Attending leadership programs at prominent centers like the Banff Centre.
- Participating in workshops, webinars, and other learning events organized by entities such as the British Columbia Museums Association.
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This grant is specifically designed for the residents of Yukon to enhance skills and knowledge within the heritage sector. The fund is targeted at increasing employability and providing a skilled workforce in the Yukon heritage industry.
- Residents of Yukon, Canada.
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The evaluation and selection of projects for the Yukon Heritage Training Fund are assessed based on specific criteria to ensure the applications meet the fund's objectives.
- Eligibility of the applicant and proposed training program.
- Merit of the training program, including its relevance to increasing employability in Yukon's heritage sector.
- Alignment with fund priorities of enhancing Yukon’s heritage workforce.
- Ability of the application to meet the specific criteria set by the fund.
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Here are the steps to submit an application for this grant:
- Step 1: Prepare Eligibility
- Ensure the training is directly related to increasing employability in Yukon's heritage sector.
- Verify that the training meets the fund priorities and fund criteria.
- Step 2: Check Application Deadlines
- Note that applications are reviewed quarterly with deadlines on January 15, April 15, July 15, and October 15.
- Be aware that submissions are currently on hold, and monitor the YHMA website for updates.
- Step 3: Prepare Application Documents
- Gather necessary documents such as proof of eligibility and training details.
- Draft a statement of purpose explaining how the training will enhance skills in the heritage sector.
- Step 4: Contact Administering Body
- Contact the Yukon Historical & Museums Association for guidance or updates on available application procedures.
- Step 5: Submit Application
- Submit your completed application, once the process reopens, either electronically or by mail as instructed by YHMA.
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The Yukon Heritage Training Fund includes some additional noteworthy details:
- Applications are temporarily not being accepted, so applicants need to check back for updates regarding when submissions will reopen.
- The fund is administered by the Yukon Historical & Museums Association, ensuring a focus on heritage-related skills enhancement.
- Under extraordinary circumstances, applications might be reviewed outside of the regular quarterly schedule, providing some flexibility in submission timing for exceptional cases.
- A committee of up to five members reviews applications, representing diverse heritage sector interests, which implies a multi-perspective evaluation approach.
