On-Site Training

*On-Site Employment and Training* The Native Education and Training College can help you train your community members in as little as 12, 16, 20 or 40 weeks.

On-site employment and training courses are designed to meet the communities and students’ needs and may take place with as little as four students. With a small student-to-instructor ratio, each course is tailored to meet the need of the individual community. Instructors currently working in the field provide on-site programs geared to career preparation through theoretical and practical hands-on training. Employment and Training programs encourage job advancement and high levels of job competency by incorporating with community infrastructure projects such as housing, plumbing and road building.

Admission Requirements:
Students must be classified as ‘mature’ in that they are 19 years of age or older, have been out of school for at least one year, or have a Secondary School Diploma. Prerequisites, if any, are course specific and are available from the Native Education and Training College Corporate Office. Students will be registered by a community selection process.
Start Dates:
Work placements and on-the-job training will be incorporated into community infrastructure projects on an on-going basis.
Duration:
Work placements and on-the-job training will be scheduled for 12, 16, 20 and 40 week sessions.
Courses Available:	Click HERE to enroll.
Accounting Manual / Computerized Program Administrative Assistant Adult Educator / Trainer Adult Psychology Training Program Air Conditioning Refrigeration Technician Alcohol and Drug Counceling Program Automotive Technician Training Program Bookkeeping Training Program Building Construction Training Program Building Maintenance Technician Business Administration and Management Program Carpentry Technician Training Program Child Daycare Management Program Community Health Representative Christian Counseling Program College Preparation Adult Education Community Maintenance Management Program Construction Worker Diesel Technician Program Disability Support Worker Drywall, Finisher and Plasterer Early Childhood Education Economic Development Officer Educational Assistant Electrician Modern Residential Wiring - Electrical Program Electronics Technician Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management Program Environmental Technician Finance Clerk Firefighter Program First Nation Administration Program Fitness and Nutrition Forestry Technician Fuel Heating / Oil Burner Technician Funeral Service Worker GED - General Education Diploma Program Healing & Wellness Counselor Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic Heavy Equipment Operator Hotel & Restaurant Management Housing Manager Human Services Program Industrial Millwright Law Clerk Locks & Locksmithing Mental Health & Addiction Worker Modern Cabinetmaking Modern Masonry Native Peacekeeper Foundations Program NNADAP Diploma Program Office Administrator Online Computer Programs Pastoral Ministries Program Plumber Technician Professional Cooking for Canadian Chefs Professional Secretary with Computer Skills Personal Support Worker Recreation, Sport & Leisure Administration Sheet Metal Worker Technician Small Engine Repair Program Social Services Worker Surface Blaster Technician Two Year Healing & Wellness Program Water Systems Technician Welding Program Wildlife Ecology & Management Youth Worker Diploma Program
The students will also focus on additional job readiness training options that will provide them with the skills to write a resume, obtain and conduct an interview, and how to tap the hidden job market. There will also be life-skills options such as Time Management, Communications, and Personal Life Management.

For a complete list of courses offered and course descriptions, please contact the Native Education and Training College. Click HERE to enroll.