Education and Training

Academy of Learning Northwest Territories

The Academy of Learning is based in Yellowknife and offers computer, office, business, bookkeeping, information technology and custom-designed courses in a flexible, hands-on environment.

Beaufort-Delta Education Council

The Beaufort-Delta Education Council aims to provide quality education for its students.

Dehcho Divisional Education Council

The Dehcho Divisional Education Council, through partnership with the community, will respect the culture and achieve quality education.

Education and Extension Services – Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre

Education & Extension Services develops and presents educational programs for the classroom and for the public at large.

Source: Government of Northwest Territories; Education, Culture and Employment

Education and Training

Provides a brief overview of education and training programs and services provided by the Tåîchô Community Services Agency in its communities.

Source: Tlicho.ca

Inuit Education, An: Honouring a Past, Creating a Future – CBC Archives

Series of articles from the CBC Archives pertaining to the Inuit education from 1960 to 2000.

Source: Government of Canada; Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)

Northern Scientific Training Program

Various information pertaining to the Northern Scientific Training Program, a supplementary granting program to offset the additional costs of northern research.

Source: Government of Canada; Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC)

Northwest Territories Literacy Council

Territorial organization that promotes and supports literacy in all the official languages of the NWT.

NWT Public Library Services

Provides all residents of the Northwest Territories with quality library service that meets their educational, informational and recreational needs.

Source: Government of Northwest Territories; Education, Culture and Employment

School of Community Government, The

The School of Community Government was created to assist community governments with capacity building priorities through an integrated approach to training and development.

Source: Government of Northwest Territories; Municipal and Community Affairs

South Slave Divisional Education Council

Support groups and information meetings are held regularly at the public library in Whitehorse. Activities and outings for home educated children and their families are also planned throughout the year.

Training and Development Programs

Provides Inuit individuals with new job skills and the specific qualifications necessary to work in this challenging environment.

Source: Nasittuq

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