Where is Old Crow Campus?

The Old Crow Campus of Yukon College is located in the remote community of Old Crow, the northernmost settlement in the Yukon. This campus provides critical access to education for residents of this isolated area, with a focus on culturally relevant programming and community-based learning tailored to the unique needs of the Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation.

• Adult Basic Education: Programs to support students in achieving foundational skills in literacy and numeracy for further learning or work.
• Indigenous Knowledge and Language: Courses focused on Gwich’in culture, language revitalization, and traditional practices, preserving local heritage.
• Land-Based Learning: Training in environmental stewardship, traditional hunting, and land management, reflecting the community’s connection to the land.
• Community Skills: Workshops in leadership, small business skills, and basic technology to support local development and self-reliance.
• Health and Wellness: Basic training in first aid and caregiving to address community health needs in a remote setting.

The Old Crow Campus works in close partnership with the Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation to deliver education that respects and integrates Indigenous perspectives. It offers a supportive environment where students can learn without leaving their community, addressing the challenges of remote education. The campus plays a key role in empowering residents through culturally grounded programs that support both personal growth and community sustainability. As part of Yukon College’s commitment to accessibility, the Old Crow Campus ensures that even the most isolated communities in the territory have opportunities for education and skill development.