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Nunavut Sivuniksavut
www.nstraining.ca

A terrific eight-month college program in Ottawa for Inuit youth from Nunavut who want to get ready for the job opportunities that have come along with the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement and the new government of Nunavut.


Association of Canadian Universities for Northern Studies
www.uottawa.ca/associations/aucen-acuns/

This is an association of 35 Canadian universities and northern colleges with northern programs and interests, many of which are ideal for you Nunavummiut. Check out awards as well.


Department of Education, Government of Nunavut
www.gov.nu.ca/education.htm

Find contact information here for important services like Student Financial Assistance and the Nunavut Youth Corps program.


Nunavut Beneficiaries Scholarship Program
www.nacaarts.org/data/GRANTS/84.html

If you're a Nunavut land claim beneficiary, you could be eligible for up to $2,400 per year under this Nunavut Implementation Training Committee program. You must be pursuing advanced education in fields related to culture and the social sciences, business management, resource management and community development.


NorthWIN
www.workinfonet.ca/NorthWIN/

Jobs for residents of Nunavut and the Northwest Territories.


The Edge
216.234.164.40/EH/eh.html

Geared to teens, this site answers questions about worklife. Check out back issues of their magazine, The Edge.


Nunavut Arctic College
www.nac.nu.ca/
Read up on college programs and courses, how to apply for them (application forms are online), housing, student services, getting student loans, where campuses and community learning centers are located, and more.


Akitsiraq Law School
www.law.uvic.ca/akitsiraq/program.html

This northern law program is the collective effort of the University of Victoria Faculty of Law and Nunavut Arctic College.


Trent University
www.trentu.ca/

Famed for its native studies program.


University of Alberta
www.ualberta.ca

U. of Alberta, a long-time leader in northern research, is home to the Canadian Circumpolar Institute.


The Directory of Canadian Universities
www.aucc.ca/english/dcu

Find Web sites and contact information for many universities, colleges and other educational institutions here.


Occupations to Explore
www.umanitoba.ca/counselling/careers.html

Still thinking about what line of work to go into? The University of Manitoba lists all kinds of careers, the Web pages of relevant programs from their own university and industry association Web sites you can check out to see if this is the job for you!


Society for Educational Visits and Exchanges in Canada (SEVEC) - The Exchange Network
www.sevec.ca

SEVEC Youth Exchanges Canada arranges for groups of kids aged 11 to 18 from any province or territory to exchange with other young Canadians. Shared interests such as history, geography, the arts, environmental studies or second-language learning can be the focus for the exchange.


YMCA
www.ymcatoronto.org

Aboriginal youth aged 12 to 19, along with those who are disabled, from rural areas, or from poorer backgrounds are top candidates for the YMCA Youth Exchanges Canada Program. It gives youth the chance to learn from each other, grow to respect different cultures, and develop communication and leadership skills.


Folklore Canada International
www.exchanges.gc.ca/YEC.asp?Language=0

Expressive Heritage Youth Exchanges Canada encourages community groups from one culture to travel to another part of Canada to take part in cultural celebrations other than their own and, in turn, host their twinned groups. Exchanges take place during festivals or celebrations representing the host group's culture. For kids 11 -18.


Canada World Youth
www.cwy-jcm.org/TopE.html

If you're between 17 and 20, you could work abroad in Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, or Central and Eastern Europe.


AFS Canada
www.afscanada.org

AFS Interculture Canada, a member of the world's largest exchange network, promotes intercultural understanding with student exchange programs for young Canadians aged 15 to 18. Adults18 to 29 can choose from international community service, dialogue, internship or young workers programs.


Art courses, workshops and residencies
www.nacaarts.org/data/training.html

Artistically inclined? Then take a look at these courses, workshops and residencies throughout Canada and abroad, courtesy of the Nunavut Arts and Crafts Association web site.

 

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