Who We Are

Building equitable pathways from education to employment

Student Catalyst Gateway™ supports post secondary students from equity deserving communities as they navigate education work and life transitions with clarity confidence and belonging. We focus on learners including newcomers to Canada Indigenous First Nations Inuit and Métis students and students of colour who often face compounded barriers to employment and are expected to manage career preparation immigration questions financial literacy and mental wellbeing supports on their own.

SCG™ brings these elements together in one integrated ecosystem of support. Anchored by our flagship ASPIRE Program and complemented by workplace integration scalable eModules career coaching and mentorship mental health and wellbeing supports and immigration guidance delivered through trusted partners our pathway based model meets learners where they are and guides them forward through structured flexible supports that reflect the real world they are preparing to enter.

Who We Serve

Equity-deserving students including newcomers to Canada, Indigenous learners, and students of colour navigating complex transitions

Our Focus

Integrated support ecosystem addressing career preparation, immigration, financial literacy, and mental wellbeing

Our Approach

Pathway-based model with flexible supports: ASPIRE Program, eModules, coaching, mentorship, and trusted partnerships

Our Values

Clarity, confidence, and belonging—meeting learners where they are and guiding them toward meaningful success

Featured Partners & Sponsors

Africa Centre - The Council for Advancement of African Canadians in Alberta | Funded by the Government of Canada's Supporting Black Canadian Communities Initiative

Student Catalyst Gateway is proudly supported by the Africa Centre, the Government of Canada's Supporting Black Canadian Communities Initiative, and the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce.

Land Acknowledgement

Student Catalyst Gateway™️ is headquartered on Treaty 1 Territory, the traditional lands of the Anishinaabe, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, and Dene Peoples, and the Homeland of the Red River Métis.

We acknowledge that the land on which we learn, work, and grow has deep Indigenous histories, languages, and connections that continue to this day.

Learn more about Indigenous Nations and treaties across Canada

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