Some examples of these types of partnerships include:

Assiniboine Community College
A partnership with the Manitoba Métis Federation for the delivery of Health Care Aide training front ended by academic upgrading. In addition, Practical Nursing programs in Thompson and Berens River, front-ended by academic upgrading, and Early Childhood Education programs in several programs.

University College of the Fraser Valley (UCFV)
UCFV has a partnership with the following First Nations Bands for the delivery of programs:

• Sto:lo First Nation community for Halq' meylem language courses and Social Services Diploma;
• Seabird Island Band to deliver an Early Childhood education program;
• Chehalis First Nation for a Substance Abuse Counselling Certificate Program;
• Institute for Indigenous Government for an Associate degree in Social Work.

Sault College
The Native Education and Training Council at Sault College is committed to providing Native Education at Sault College in order to ensure that the seven generations hereafter of Native People will have Native culturally appropriate and controlled education available to them. Membership of the council consists of representatives from the following areas: (a) Indian Friendship Centre (b) Batchewana First Nation (c) Métis community (d) Garden River First Nation (e) Michipicoten First Nation (f) Nishnawbe Aski Nation (g) North Shore Tribal Council (h) Missanabie Cree First Nation (i) Anishnaabek Credit Union (j) Off reserve Native community member (k) Native Student Association

Aboriginal School Boards
College and institute partnerships with Aboriginal school boards are largely for the purpose of providing post-secondary education transition programs and support services for students from the communities served by those school boards. For example:

John Abbott College
John Abbott College in Montreal has two partnerships with Aboriginal school boards:

• with the Kativik School Board for the delivery of a college adaptation program for Inuit students offered at the college, and for which students take Inuktitut as their language requirement;
• with the Cree School Board to offer services to post-secondary students at the college.

Camosun College
Camosun College works in partnership with the Saanich Indian School Board on a number of initiatives including:

• indigenizing a culinary arts program;
• delivery of Adult Basic Education programs;