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More than 7,000 British Columbians train for local jobs with government support
April 06, 2017 VICTORIA – More than 7,000 British Columbians will be trained by this fall through a wide range of skilled-trades and employment training projects throughout the province, thanks to $45.4 million from the provincial and federal governments in 2016/17. The governments allocated the funding for four training programs to help B.C. job seekers […]
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$3 million drives Tsimshian skills-training programs
PRINCE RUPERT – More than 600 members of the Tsimshian First Nations are benefitting from courses ranging from driver’s training and essential skills upgrading to environmental monitoring, trades training and other job-related education programs delivered close to home. A $3-million provincial contribution has been supporting the new training opportunities over the past year. It is […]
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Conestoga: Applications open for free pre-apprenticeship program
Conestoga is now accepting applications for the Women in Skilled Trades (WIST) General Carpenter Pre-apprenticeship program that begins this September at the Waterloo campus. WIST is a tuition-free program funded by the provincial Ministry of the Status of Women that is designed to support low-income women who are unemployed or underemployed. The goal of the program […]
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B.C. provides $488,000 for training pilot in film and TV industry on Vancouver Island
March 30, 2017 CAMPBELL RIVER – Today the B.C. government announced funding for a new pilot project at North Island College (NIC) that will train North Island residents and First Nations to work in the film and TV industry, and meet the growing labour need for locally trained crews in the region. Michelle Stilwell, MLA […]
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Northern BC First Nations complete construction training in South Surrey – Surrey Now
Mar 29, 2017 Members from three northern B.C. indigenous communities celebrated the conclusion of a LiUNA Local 1611 construction worker training program in South Surrey on Monday. The class of 13 – made of men from Burns Lake Band (Burns Lake), Kitselas First Nation (Terrace), and Wet’suwet’en First Nation (west of Burns Lake) and one […]
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MNO Great Lakes Métis Council Governance and Finance Training
March 29, 2017 On March 4 -5, 2017, The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) Great Lakes Métis Council (GLMC) participated in a Governance and Finance Training session in Owen Sound. Training was facilitated by MNO Community Relations Coordinator Glen Lipinski and MNO Manager of Community Relations Hank Rowlinson. The two-day training session focused on policies, […]
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Aboriginal job seekers in Metro Vancouver receive training for jobs with government support
BURNABY – Up to 32 Aboriginal residents from the Metro Vancouver area are receiving training for welding and metal fabrication jobs, thanks to support from the federal and provincial governments. The governments and the Industry Training Authority (ITA) have allocated more than $717,000 to the Aboriginal Community Career Employment Services Society (ACCESS) to deliver two […]
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Blazing trails: Six Nations training firefighters from all over Ontario in new state-of-the-art facility – TheSpec.com
Two years ago, the Six Nations fire headquarters was a trailer. Today, its arsenal includes a 50,000-square-foot state-of-the-art training facility. Carrie Boshkaykin takes a break from trying to break open a metal door — a useful skill known as forced entry in the firefighting world — and steps out into a cool, windy March day. […]
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Canadians Interested in Learning More about Indigenous Peoples
Canadians Interested in Learning More about Indigenous Peoples PORT COQUITLAM: Today, the Working Effectively with Indigenous Peoples™ blog has surpassed 1 million visitors. Launched in 2014 as a free resource for people seeking fact-based information about working with Indigenous Peoples in Canada, the blog now features over 550 articles and insights on a range of […]
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NETC: Online Three Semester Diploma Programs
Diploma Program Information Course Calendar Download our complete NETC Course Calendar for 2016-2017 (PDF format). Technical Requirements View the technical requirements for our online programs here. School of Health Sciences School of Human & Community Services School of Trades & Technology School of Business School of Management NT5
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