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Ojibwe Language Certificate

White Earth Tribal and Community College

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The Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) language is about to become extinct if revitalization measures are not taken immediately. The dynamics of teaching the language are unique and must consider how Anishinaabe people learn (as compared to Western learning modalities). Students acquiring the Ojibwe Language Certificate will learn the skills to fill needed jobs in the area, including Cultural Coordinator and Ojibwe Language Instructor positions in the area schools.

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18 credits

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In-Person

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  • Minnesota

    Minnesota

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