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Exterior of Seven Generations Education Institute, a modern low-rise building with a curved roof, glass entrance and covered walkway.

Fort Frances

Seven Generations Education Institute (SGEI)

An Indigenous-led institute welcoming Indigenous and non-Indigenous learners through education, skills training, language and culture in Treaty 3 and beyond. SGEI partners with Confederation College to offer select programs that support career goals and community connections.

About Seven Generations

Seven Generations Education Institute (SGEI) is an Indigenous-led organization serving Indigenous and non-Indigenous learners in Treaty 3 and beyond. Its educational opportunities bring together academic learning, employment skills, language and culture.

Through its partnership with Confederation College, SGEI offers select college programs in Northwestern Ontario. This partnership supports access to post-secondary education in the region and gives learners opportunities to pursue their goals within their communities.

Learning for Different Stages of Life

Whether you are completing high school, preparing for college or developing skills for work, SGEI offers several ways to continue your education. College and university programs are delivered online and at its Rainy Lake (Agency One) and Kenora locations.

Its broader offerings include flexible continuing education courses, employment training and micro-credentials. SGEI also works with employers and First Nations communities to support training needs. Driver education and language and cultural programming provide further opportunities to learn.

Culture and Community

Anishinaabe knowledge and perspectives are part of SGEI’s approach to education. Students from all backgrounds can participate in cultural learning opportunities and ceremonies throughout the year. Cultural mentorship provides another way for learners to connect with traditions and community.

Support for Your Studies

Students can access tutoring, research resources, computer labs and device lending to help with coursework. Accessibility services provide assistance with learning needs, accommodations and assistive technology.

SGEI also provides guidance on financial aid and OSAP applications, along with counselling and wellness support. Meals and food pantries at its main campuses help students meet everyday needs while studying.

Planning Your Next Step

Explore the Confederation College partnership offerings in the program cards below. Follow the links for program information and speak with SGEI about application instructions, availability and the teaching location for your chosen offering.

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Contact Information

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1452 Idylwild Drive, PO Box 297
Fort Frances, ON P9A 3M6
Canada

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Confederation College Programs at SGEI

Indigenous Community Advocacy: Naadaamaagewin

Program 0510 · Fall 2026 · Rainy Lake. A two-year diploma focused on advocacy for Indigenous individuals and communities.

Business – Human Resources

Program 0220 · Winter 2027 · Kenora. Develop business and human resources skills. Find this offering in SGEI’s program listings.

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