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Who it is for

The historical application form required applicants to be Indigenous entrepreneurs located in Saskatchewan. Their businesses also had to be based in Saskatchewan, established for at least two years, and generating revenue. These requirements are documented in a historical form and have not been confirmed for a current intake.

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Benefits

The older SIIT description lists mentorship, access to specialists, networking opportunities, and curated professional development sessions. These benefits are documented for the cohort described in that material; current terms have not been confirmed.

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Questions about this program

Who was eligible under the historical application requirements?

The historical form required Indigenous entrepreneurs located in Saskatchewan, with a Saskatchewan-based business operating for at least two years and generating revenue. Whether these requirements apply to a current intake is unverified.

What benefits did the older SIIT description list?

It listed mentorship, access to specialists, networking opportunities, and curated professional development sessions. These are historical descriptions, not confirmation of current terms.

About Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies (SIIT)

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What the sources say about Greg Yuel Fellowship

  • The older SIIT calendar says the cohort begins in October; the start year is not printed in the captured cohort heading.

    Source: Greg Yuel Fellowship

  • The older SIIT calendar gives September 15th as its application deadline without a year printed in that heading.

    Source: Greg Yuel Fellowship

  • The historical SIIT application form requires a Saskatchewan Health Card copy, resume and business plan as application attachments.

    Source: Application Form

  • The historical SIIT application form requires the established business to generate revenue.

    Source: Application Form

  • The historical SIIT application form requires an established business operating for at least two years.

    Source: Application Form

  • The historical SIIT application form requires the business to be based in Saskatchewan.

    Source: Application Form

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