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Located near Greater Sudbury
Distance: 100km
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Apatisiwin Employment and Training Program
Greater Sudbury
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110 Elm St
Greater Sudbury, ON, P3C 1T5
Greater Sudbury, ON, P3C 1T5
Short Description
Assists Indigenous individuals prepare for, obtain and keep jobs by offering a variety of employment services such as:
- Employment counselling
- Resume/cover letter assistance
- Job search information
- Self-employment training
- Computer/Internet access
- Photocopier/fax use
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Sudbury Métis Council - Labour Market Projects
Greater Sudbury
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875 Notre Dame Ave, Unit 102
Greater Sudbury, ON, P3A 2T2
Greater Sudbury, ON, P3A 2T2
Short Description
Operates as a program under the Education and Training Branch
- Provides additional educational and training opportunities in specific areas and sectors that offer current or future employment
- Delivers Labour Market Projects in areas as needed including apprenticeships, tourism and hospitality, energy, housing and mining
- Conducts ongoing research for future employment and training opportunities
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Employment and Training Services
Nipissing First Nation (88km)
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36 Semo Rd, Administrative Office
Nipissing First Nation, ON, P2B 3K2
Nipissing First Nation, ON, P2B 3K2
Short Description
Provides services and supports to assist unemployed and underemployed community members and affiliates to reach their employment potential
Offers programs including but not limited to:
Offers programs including but not limited to:
- Community Development and Youth Projects
- Employment Assistance for Persons with Special Needs
- Purchase of Training
- Wage Subsidies
- True Self - Debwewendizwin Program
- Employment and career counselling
- Job referrals
- Resumé writing assistance
- Job interview preparation
- Job placement for adults and students
- Retraining when appropriate and necessary
- Referrals to other departments and agencies
- Referrals for various career related assessments
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First Nation School
Temagami First Nation (89km)
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Laura McKenzie Learning Centre
Temagami First Nation, ON, P0H 1C0
Temagami First Nation, ON, P0H 1C0
Short Description
Operates an on-reserve school for elementary and junior high school students within the community
- Offers a full curriculum for students from JK-Grade 8
- Teaches Native language as a subject course and promotes a sense of pride of heritage
- Provides supervised extra-curricular activities
- Offers cultural activities and traditional Native teaching as part of regular programs
- Operates on a culturally sensitive schedule that allows students to participate in traditional annual events with their families
- Provides special education assistance for students with learning difficulties
- Strives for maximum amount of integration with regular programs
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First Nation Middle School
Wiikwemkoong First Nation (95km)
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Wikwemikong Pontiac School, 2343 Wikwemikong Way
Wiikwemkoong First Nation, ON, P0P 2J0
Wiikwemkoong First Nation, ON, P0P 2J0
Short Description
Operates a First Nations middle school for students from Wikwemikong
- Offers a full curriculum approved and inspected by the Ontario Ministry of Education for students from Grades 4-8
- Teaches Native language as a subject course and promotes a sense of pride of heritage
- Coordinates a Jump Start program, guitar club, chess club, and programs such as Roots of Empathy and Walking the Path
- Provides Smart Boards in all classrooms for interactive learning opportunities
- Offers cultural activities such as ice fishing and maple syrup making
- Offers a snack program 3 days per week for a small fee
- Provides supervised extra-curricular activities such as volleyball, cross country running and three-pitch ball
- Participates in the Ontario Secondary Student Literacy Test (OSSLT) program
- Provides special education assistance for students with learning difficulties
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First Nation Elementary School
Wiikwemkoong First Nation (95km)
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Wikwemikong Junior School, 2235 Wikwemikong Way
Wiikwemkoong First Nation, ON, P0P 2J0
Wiikwemkoong First Nation, ON, P0P 2J0
Short Description
Administers an on-reserve public school for elementary school students
- Offers a full curriculum for students from Junior Kindergarten (JK) to Grade 3; approved and inspected by the Ontario Ministry of Education
- Provides Full-Day Early Learning Kindergarten, Jump-Start, and After-School programs
- Teaches full immersion in Kindergarten and Anishinabemowin as a subject course
- Provides a daily breakfast program, dependent on available funding
- Offers a school gymnasium, library, music and computer labs
- Provides special education assistance for students with learning difficulties
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Aboriginal Head Start On Reserve Program
Wiikwemkoong First Nation (96km)
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Wikwemikong Health Centre, 16A Complex Dr
Wiikwemkoong First Nation, ON, P0P 2J0
Wiikwemkoong First Nation, ON, P0P 2J0
Short Description
Provides early intervention services for children and families
- Offers activities such as family gym time, arts and crafts, breakfast and circle time
- Strives to prepare young children for school years
- Offers parent workshops
- Participates in community events and special celebrations
- Education
- Health promotion and nutrition
- Native culture and language
- Parental and family involvement
- Social support
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Aboriginal Skills and Employment Training Strategy
Wiikwemkoong First Nation (98km)
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705-859-3001
Wikwemikong Development Commission, 2102 Wikwemikong Way
Wiikwemkoong First Nation, ON, P0P 2J0
Wiikwemkoong First Nation, ON, P0P 2J0
Short Description
- Helps Indigenous people prepare for and find high-demand jobs quickly, as well as keep them in the long term
- Fosters partnerships with the private sector and the provinces and territories
- Supports demand-driven skills development
- Skills development
- Training for high-demand jobs
- Job finding
- Programs for youth
- Programs for urban and Indigenous people with disabilities
- Access to child care
- Coordinates employment and training opportunities
- Works as a funding source for community members through the following programs: Self Employment Assistance (SEA), Course Purchase, Mobility Assistance, and Training Allowances
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