Intended to provide general information about educational opportunities in Ontario beyond high school, this publication concentrates on post-secondary courses that may be of particular interest to Native people and non-Natives who wish to improve their appreciation of Native society and cultures. Courses of study described are offered by Ontario colleges of applied arts and technology and Ontario universities, and include special programs developed to meet specific needs of Native people. Outlined are adult-training and apprenticeship programs that Native people have found particularly useful for improving their employment prospects. For Native students, the information can serve as a guide to opportunities for completing or complementing post-secondary education in areas relating to Native culture, Native history, and contemporary Native society. Students, both Native and non-Native, who plan to work with Natives in professional fields such as law, medicine, social services, and education should find that programs in Native studies help improve their understanding of Native society. The publication may also be utilized as a guide to practical training that can be valuable for those who want employment in community, social and correctional services or in Native and band council associations and businesses dealing with or within Native Communities. (Author/NLY)