Shannon Dodge helps Dominique Russell with homework in the learning lab at Yaghanen Youth Center.
Our Education and Career Training program supports the traditional Kahtnuht’ana Dena’ina value of education – passing down cultural knowledge and traditions and supporting formal education. We believe education is a cornerstone of a healthy and thriving community. Alaska Native and American Indian people pursuing higher education and career advancement can access a variety of services.
Scholarships
Scholarships are available to enrich educational experiences and support students seeking two- and four-year degrees, and other post-secondary education and training.
Tribal Scholarship Application
Higher Education Scholarship Application
Continuing Student Application
Internships
Internships help build job skills and provide on-the-job training and workplace experience for participants across a wide range of Tribal programs.
Career Training and Placement
Our career training program is open to Alaska Native and American Indian people who are unemployed or underemployed. We offer pre-apprenticeship assistance, vocational training, career development plans and more. This is an income-based service. Meanwhile, the career placement program helps individuals who have recently been employed but need assistance with groceries, clothing and similar necessities before they receive their first paycheck.
Contact us to learn more about the Tribe’s educational opportunities.
Contact – Location
150 S. Willow St. Suite 5
Kenai, AK 99611
907-335-7606
