2025 - 2026 Strategic Priorities

Building capacity through innovative, student-centered programming

01

ASPIRE Program™:

8-week capstone program with applied micro-credential to build learner capacity and market readiness

02

ASPIRE Awards Program:

Recognition and awards program celebrating student excellence in leadership, innovation, and community impact

03

eModules:

Self-paced digital learning modules covering career readiness, professional development, academic skills, and holistic student supports

04

Capacity Building:

Workshops, coaching, and mentorship programs designed to strengthen employability skills and leadership competencies

05

Career Coaching & Advising:

Personalized coaching and advising modeled on post-secondary student success centres

06

Job Board & Career Resources:

Access to job postings, career resources, and employment opportunities tailored for students and new professionals

07

Mentorship Network:

Ongoing graduate engagement, leadership development, and professional mentorship connections

08

Consulting and Job Ready Support:

Employer consulting, institutional partnerships, and talent readiness services for organizations

09

Events & Community:

Workshops, showcases, networking events, and diversity calendar initiatives fostering community engagement

10

SCG Ambassador Program:

Leadership opportunities for students to represent and promote the organization on campuses and in communities

11

Wraparound Supports:

Partnerships with clinicians, immigration consultants, and digital infrastructure for accessible, flexible learning delivery

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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