How much funding can be received?

There is no informations about how much funding can be received.

What is the deadline to apply?

The program is accepting continuous intake

Who are the financial supporters of the Yukon Heritage Training Fund?

Yukon Heritage Training Fund is funded by Yukon Historical & Museums Association

What are Yukon Heritage Training Fund's eligibility criterias?

Applicants must be Yukon residents seeking to enhance their skills and knowledge in the heritage sector. Training must be directly related to improving the employability of Yukon’s heritage workers. Employers must aim to provide a better-trained workforce through approved training.

Yukon Heritage Training Fund

Last Update: January 24, 2025

YT, Canada

Training fund for Yukon heritage workers

Yukon Heritage Training Fund at a glance

Eligible Funding

No Condition

Timeline

Closing date : January 15, 2024

Financing Type

Grant and Funding

Eligible Industries

Arts, entertainment and recreation

Grant Providers

Yukon Historical & Museums Association

Status

Closed

Overview of the Yukon Heritage Training Fund program

Receive funding to cover up to 90% of the costs for heritage training, including courses, workshops and internships.

Eligible projects & activities

Examples of admissible projects:

$ 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

Eligibility criteria of the Yukon Heritage Training Fund program

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.

Who is eligible?

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.

Who is not eligible

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

Eligible expenses

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.

Eligible geographic areas

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.

Eligibility criteria of the Yukon Heritage Training Fund program

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.

How to apply to the Yukon Heritage Training Fund program

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.

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.

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.

Contact Administering Body

Contact the Yukon Historical & Museums Association for guidance or updates on available application procedures.

Submit Application

Submit your completed application, once the process reopens, either electronically or by mail as instructed by YHMA.

Additional information

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.

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