Where is Pelly Crossing Campus?

The Pelly Crossing Campus of Yukon College serves the community of Pelly Crossing, offering accessible education and training to local residents in a remote northern setting. This campus focuses on programs that support personal development, cultural preservation, and practical skills aligned with the needs of the Selkirk First Nation and surrounding areas.

• Adult Basic Education: Courses to help students improve literacy, numeracy, and other foundational skills for further education or employment.
• Indigenous Studies: Programs focusing on Northern Tutchone language, culture, and history, supporting cultural identity and continuity.
• Workforce Training: Short-term courses in office administration, safety certifications, and basic trades skills to meet local job market needs.
• Community Development: Workshops in leadership, small business management, and traditional crafts to empower residents.
• Health and Wellness: Basic training in first aid and caregiving to support community health in a remote location.

The Pelly Crossing Campus collaborates closely with the Selkirk First Nation to ensure that educational offerings are culturally relevant and community-focused. It provides a supportive learning environment where students can pursue their goals without leaving their home region. The campus addresses the challenges of rural education by offering flexible programming tailored to local priorities. As part of Yukon College’s mission to make education accessible across the territory, the Pelly Crossing Campus plays a vital role in fostering personal growth and community resilience, contributing to the well-being of this remote area.