Our Vision

Through sustainable innovation, we will be pioneers in shaping the educational and entrepreneurial landscape of this region.

Computer Science Training Through Projects – Summer 2025

Our Computer Science Training Through Projects (CSTTP) program is returning this summer and expanding to four communities in Southeastern and Eastern Saskatchewan, including Estevan, Yorkton, and two Indigenous communities.

CSTTP uses project-based learning to teach computer science and digital skills through real-world projects from local businesses and organizations. This hands-on approach helps students apply what they learn in class to practical tasks, making their education more relevant and career focused.

New for this summer, the program includes a comprehensive Skills for Success component. This training focuses on building key employability and workplace competencies such as communication, collaboration, adaptability, and problem solving. These skills complement the technical learning and help prepare participants for success in a range of technology-related careers.

Students also benefit from access to LinkedIn Learning licenses and customized learning pathways. These resources offer flexible, self-paced opportunities to deepen digital skills and support project-based learning.

The course is fully funded through the Government of Canada’s Future Skills Program. All participants will be provided with the necessary equipment for the duration of the program, including a laptop, second monitor, mouse, and carrying case. Internet access and childcare support can be arranged for participants who require them during the program.

Program Details – Estevan Summer Cohort

DATA In A New WaY Partnerships

This summer’s CSTTP program is part of the DATA In A New WaY initiative (Digital and Tech Access for Indigenous, Newcomers, Women, and Youth), made possible through a collaboration between:

Additional Program Partners

We are also grateful for the support of the following partners who help make this program possible in the Estevan region and beyond:

Join us to gain real-world experience, grow your confidence, and prepare for a future in technology.

For more information:
Computer Science Training Through Projects Poster

To register:
Summer 2025 registration is now open

Applied Research & Partnerships

Partner with Southeast College to solve industry problems

At the Centre of Sustainable Innovation, we focus on solving your unique challenges through applied research and strategic partnerships.

We invite partnerships with local businesses and organizations on both projects and applied research. We are interested in solving problems through applied research, applying for research grants, and utilizing our students’ skills to tackle these projects.

Projects & Training

Leveraging Partnerships for Greater Impact

Our collaborative projects and innovative training programs at the Centre of Sustainable Innovation are designed to enhance your organization’s capabilities. By partnering with leading organizations, we offer hands-on learning experiences that equip our students to drive sustainable solutions and technological advancements, directly benefiting the region and our local communities.

We can connect you to other Innovative Training opportunities at Southeast College. See offerings here:
Programs and Courses | Post-Secondary Education and Training

Sustainability

What is it?

Sustainability is about making choices that improve efficiencies, implement sustainable practices, and consider long term impacts for the earth, ensuring a better future for all.

To this end, we strive to foster an environment where these principles are integrated into every aspect of our operations and educational programs.

Southeast College is developing strategies and initiatives to integrate sustainability with Indigenous ways of thinking to the benefit of the college community and the region.

Ethics, Forms & Documents

Streamlined Compliance and Ethical Standards

Southeast College is eligible for Tri-Agency funding, Canada’s three major research funding agencies: the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC), and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC).

This funding enhances Southeast College’s research capabilities, providing the resources needed to drive sustainable solutions and technological advancements. Students and faculty can engage in cutting-edge research, foster innovation, and build capacity in various fields of study.

Find forms and templates for project documentation here.

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