Partnerships and Funding

The En’owkin Centre (hereafter referred to as En’owkin) is a dynamic institution, which puts into practice the principles of self-determination and the validation of cultural aspirations and identity. An Indigenous cultural, educational, ecological and creative arts organization, En’owkin plays a lead role in the development and implementation of Indigenous knowledge and systems, both at the community and international levels.

Questions or registration queries for the nsyilxcn language certificate or diploma program should be directed to:

Contact Information

Academic Records Management Coordinator: Lavinia Wilson
Phone: 250-493-7181 Ext. 220
Email: dbase@enowkincentre.ca
Address: 154 Enowkin Trail, Penticton, B.C. V2A 0E1  

• Application Form

The Lillooet Tribal Council (LTC) was first incorporated in 1976 as the Stl’atl’imx Nation Tribal Council to deliver support and advisory services to its member communities. In 1996, the council underwent a formal name change to the Lillooet District Indian Council, and today affairs are conducted under the name of the Lillooet Tribal Council. The Lillooet Tribal Council Purpose Statement includes:

• To promote and preserve the cultural heritage of the St’át’imc
• To promote and develop community-based projects that lead to self-sufficiency for members of the St’át’imc
• To promote protection of the environment and sustainable management of renewable and non-renewable resources within the territory of the St’át’imc
• To provide administrative and advisory support services to the members of the St’át’imc
• To organize and manage events consistent with the above

As a part of this work, the St’át’imc Education Institute was established to provide service to participating communities with the delivery of education program courses that is engaged through a partnership with post-secondary institutes.

Contact Information

Phone: 250-256-7523
Address: 650 Industrial Place, Lillooet, BC V0K 1V0

Questions or registration queries for the St’at’imc language certificate or diploma program should be directed to: 

• Education queries: 250-256-3538 
• Application Form and information

As British Columbia’s Indigenous public post-secondary Institute, Nicola Valley Institute of Technology (NVIT) offers innovative and relevant credentials in areas such as health and wellness, technology, governance and leadership, land and environmental stewardship, economic development, education and Indigenous languages.