Indigenous Pathways and Partnerships (IPP) 

Coast Mountain College receives a portion of these funds to use for a number of important student success programs, outlined in the table below.

 Student success initiatives
Programs funded through IPP IPP funding value for improving Indigenous student success.
Cultural and spiritual activities Hosting cultural and spiritual activities, social functions, and learning opportunities to foster a welcoming and inclusive campus environment for Indigenous students. This helps encourage students to continue and complete their programs of study.

These also provide opportunities to bring together Indigenous and non-Indigenous people, promoting cross-cultural understanding on our campuses and in our communities.
Elders-in-residence With culturally-appropriate support and guidance, students are better able to face challenges. Connecting with Elders helps students keep on track with their studies and feel they are part of a welcoming and inclusive environment.
Cultural Awareness Training

The Board of Governors and CMTN management and staff have the opportunity to attended various training sessions and workshops throughout the year.

Development of programming partnerships with Aboriginal communities and organizations Strengthening partnerships and collaboration to provide more relevant, responsive, and respectful course content and in-community programming.