Offers an Adult and Continuing Education day school programs including the following:

• Adult Credit Program
• Literacy and Basic Skills
• English as a Second Language (ESL)
• Summer School
• Basic educational upgrading

Offers a holistic and culturally inclusive alternative educational program for adults, providing:

• Individual and independent learning
• One on one tutoring
• Small and large group instruction

Wakendaasijig ProgramProvides alternative learning environment for students considered to be at risk of not completing high school and have achieved few credits

Provides alternative education for adult community members to obtain a high school diploma
Program objectives are as follows:

• Enable students to obtain secondary school credit courses in their home community
• Provide an alternative way to earn a provincial high school diploma (Ontario Secondary School Diploma OSSD)
• Promote First Nations culture

Program offers:

• A wide range of course selection delivered through Independent Learning Courses (ILCs), the Cooperative Education (Co-op) Program, Basic Skills upgrading, life skills and field trips
• Academic counselling and referrals to appropriate agencies as needed
• Participation in the mandatory Ontario Secondary Student Literacy Test (OSSLT) program

Student services can include:

• All necessary school supplies
• Counselling for post-secondary education planning
• Individual career planning with Ontario Works representative
• Free tutoring
• Transportation for any student living out of a reasonable walking range to program through Ontario Works
• Subsidized childcare, only for the hours a student is in school through Ontario Works

• Provides direct educational services through the delivery of college and university accredited programs, pre-employment training programs, school support services, employee training, professional development workshops and general interest learning
• Operates as an Aboriginal-owned and controlled institution which includes programs that teach the Anishinabek language, culture, history and heritage

Provides the following programs and services:

• Anishinaabe Odziiwin Passport Program (AO)
• KTEI Secondary School Program (KTSS)
• Literacy and Basic Skills (LBS)
• Mnidoo Mnising Anishinabek Kinoomaage Gamig (MMAK), Early Learning Immersion
• Post-Secondary Community Based Programs

Special Education

• Supports students with special education needs who enroll in KTEI Secondary School Program and have Identification Placement Review Committee (IPRC) designation or an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) from a school outlining required student accommodations for success in school
• If a student has not been identified as exceptional by a school board, they may still request special considerations but must supply supporting professional documentation as to their specific needs

Student Awards and Bursaries

• Provides assistance for post-secondary students to apply for bursaries, awards and other financial support
• Provides an annual KTEI bursary fund as well that students can apply for; amount of financial assistance varies according to the assessed financial need of applicants, the number of applicants, and the availability of funds for allocation

Student support services can include:

• Advice and counselling on educational issues, career choices, personal growth and life skills coaching
• Cultural teachings
• Elder-In-Residence
• Individual student counselling
• Intervention and advocacy services
• Outreach and Assignment Package planning and preparation
• Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition (PLAR) assistance to determine student credits from prior learning
• Tutoring and Peer Support

Assists Ontario Works participants by providing education and training services to enhance employment opportunities
Offers the following support services and programs:

• Access to telephone, fax, computers, photocopier and printing and Job Board
• Basic education
• Child care expenses
• Community placements
• Employment related expenses
• Employment/training start-up benefit
• Full-time employment benefit
• Life skills training
• Literacy and numeracy programs
• Resume and cover letter preparation
• Self-employment assistance
• Transportation expenses

Provides alternative education for adult community members to obtain a high school diploma
Program objectives are as follows:

• Enable students to obtain secondary school credit courses in their home community
• Provide an alternative way to earn a provincial high school diploma (Ontario Secondary School Diploma OSSD)
• Promote First Nations culture

Program offers:

• A wide range of course selection delivered through Independent Learning Courses (ILCs), the Cooperative Education (Co-op) Program, Basic Skills upgrading, life skills and field trips
• Academic counselling and referrals to appropriate agencies as needed
• Participation in the mandatory Ontario Secondary Student Literacy Test (OSSLT) program

Student services can include:

• All necessary school supplies
• Counselling for post-secondary education planning
• Individual career planning with Ontario Works representative
• Transportation for any student living out of a reasonable walking range to program through Ontario Works
• Subsidized childcare, only for the hours a student is in school through Ontario Works