Upcoming Events
March
28Talk to an Elder - Mary Rose Simpson
Talk to an Elder - Mary Rose Simpson
The Department of Healing & Community Wellness
Mary Rose Simpson
Need to talk to an elder?
Come have tea and sit with Mary Rose Simpson.
Elders are respected individuals who play key roles in Indigenous communities. They are essential knowledge keepers, and they also help to ensure cultural continuity. As living connections to the past, Elders serve as teachers, healers, advisors and counsellors.
Contact us for more info
Call: (867)392-6381 ext. 1371
Email: [email protected]
29Every Child Matters Youth Conference - Chaperone Registration
Every Child Matters Youth Conference - Chaperone Registration
To attend the conference as a chaperone, we require the following documents:
- Criminal Record & Vulnerable Sector Check
- Interest Letter
- Resume
Send all documents to [email protected] or drop off at the local community wellness office.
For more information, contact:
Tłı̨chǫ Wellness Centre
867-392-6381 ext.1371
Email: [email protected]
29We're Hiring: Victim and Justice Services Coordinator
We're Hiring: Victim and Justice Services Coordinator
OUTLINE OF POSITION:
Under the direction of the Regional Justice and Victim Programs Manager, the Victim and Justice Services Coordinator is responsible for the administration and implementation of justice programs. Through the promotion of crime prevention programs and activities, the Victim and Justice Services Coordinator will support new and existing programs for victims, the Community Justice Committee and members of the community. As a public service liaison, they will communicate with organizations and agencies on behalf of victims; accompany victims to court upon request and approval; develop reports to monitor progress and ensure assistance is provided. They are accountable for developing budget reports to monitor income and expenses; identify gaps for improvement to the community justice system; participating in workshops and speaking at public events to provide education on community justice.
SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED:
- Bachelor's degree in social work, criminal justice, or psychology and or three to six months related work experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience
- Ability to work in stressful environments with minimal supervision
- Knowledge of the criminal justice system, laws and regulations
- Familiarity with the needs and priorities for victim services programs
- Experience working with victims of crime and their families
- Experience with delivery of programs at the community level and knowledge around applying for government funding available to support these programs
- Criminal Record Check Required
- Familiarity with writing legal reports and proposals
- Exceptional computer skills and knowledge of Microsoft Excel and Word tools
- Strong interpersonal communication, time management and teamwork skills
- Understanding of political environment, legislation, policies and procedures
- Familiarity with the Tłı̨chǫ, Language, northern culture and way of life
To apply, submit your resume + cover letter or to request Job Description, email: [email protected]
30March Youth & Elder Programs - Behchokǫ̀
March Youth & Elder Programs - Behchokǫ̀
31Help Collect Ekwò Samples - Earn $200 Gift Card
Help Collect Ekwò Samples - Earn $200 Gift Card
Do your part, help us collect ekwò samples!
What are we collecting?
- We have pre-made kits with bags labelled for each sample
How can you contribute?
- Ask for a kit from the Ekwò Harvest Monitors or at DCLP
- Take samples while harvesting
- If you notice anything abnormal, take a photo, a sample and report it
For each fully filled sample kit returned to Stephanie Behrens, a $200 gift card will be given
Complete health sample kits from your harvested Ekwò to help us and our partners learn more about Ekwò health!
If you have any questions, please contact:
Stephanie Behrens, Wildlife Biologist
Department of Culture and Lands Protection
Ph: 867-392-6381 ext. 1364
Email: [email protected]
31COMMUNITY FEEDING OF THE FIRE
COMMUNITY FEEDING OF THE FIRE
Together we gather as a community each month for a ceremonial blessing honoring our language, culture and way of
For more information, contact:
Janita Etsemba,
Community Director of Behchokò
Behchokò Community Presence Office
Phone: 867-392-6385 Fax: 867-392-6412
31Behchokǫ̀ Healthy Babies, Families & Community - March Calendar
Behchokǫ̀ Healthy Babies, Families & Community - March Calendar
Healthy Babies, Families & Community Program is offering Healthy Cooking & Craft Classes for Pre/ Postnatal Families, Care Givers, & Grandparents with Children 6yrs and under.
We provide Healthy snacks for each class. Parents who want to participate in the Programs can call or text or drop by the Charlie Charlo Center
For more information, you can contact
Kary Lynn Lafferty at
Tel: 867-688-4614
Email: [email protected]
31We're Hiring: Casual Day Day Care Workers
We're Hiring: Casual Day Day Care Workers
Interested in working with young children? We are looking for casual workers for the Daycare Early Childhood Programs!
REQUIREMENTS ARE:
- Up-to-date Immunization Record
- Up-to-date Manitoux (TB) Record
- Satisfactory Criminal Record Check (with vulnerable sector search)
- Valid Standard First Aid & CPR Certificate (required but if not completed, please indicate when you apply and you can take the training when it is offered next)
PLEASE SEND YOUR RESUME VIA EMAIL:
You can also drop it off at Tłı̨chǫ daycare with Louise or at your local Daycares in Whatì, & Gamètì.
Questions: Call 867-392-2646
31Behchokǫ̀ Aboriginal Early Head Start (0-3 years) - March Calendar
Behchokǫ̀ Aboriginal Early Head Start (0-3 years) - March Calendar
31CASUAL HIRE: HEALTHY FAMILIES PROGRAM
CASUAL HIRE: HEALTHY FAMILIES PROGRAM
Casual Hire Healthy Families Program Wekweétí And Gaméti
Are you interested in running weekly playgroups in your community for families and their children ages 0-6?
Apply now!
The Early Childhood Department is looking to hire for a casual position to run weekly playgroups. In this position, you will set up different activities and provide healthy snacks to participants. Playgroups will start at once a week, in the evenings.
- First aid + CPR certificate considered an asset
- Knowledge about Child Development is considered an asset
Please submit a letter of interest or resume via email to:
Positions will remain open until they are filled.
31Whatì Healthy Babies & Families March Programs
31Easter Sunday Feast & Drum Dance
Easter Sunday Feast & Drum Dance
Bring the Community Together to Celebrate Easter Sunday with Family & Friends at the Feast, Spread the Holiday Cheer with Everyone! with Feast to followup after the Drum Dance.
For more information, contact:
Janita Etsemba
Community Director of Behchokǫ̀
Behchokǫ̀ Community Presence Office
Phone: 867-392-6385 Ext, 2342 Fax: 867-392-6412
April
02Nàı̨ılı̨ı̨ Project - Whatı̀ Community Update
Nàı̨ılı̨ı̨ Project - Whatı̀ Community Update
DCLP will be sharing a community update on the Nàı̨lı̨ı̨ Project, and co-presenting a shared vision and 5-year Strategic Plan for the protection and management of this area:
Nàı̨lı̨ı̨ Wek’èhodì Gha Nàowo K’e Eghalats’eedaa Nı̨htł’è
SUPPER + DOOR PRIZES!
02LEARNING TO SET FISH NET ON GREAT SLAVE LAKE
LEARNING TO SET FISH NET ON GREAT SLAVE LAKE
LEARNING TO SET FISH NET ON GREAT SLAVE LAKE.
OPEN TO ALL AGES!
Participants will learn how to set the fish nets under the ice, pull them out, and clean and cut the fish while out on the land.
This is a learning opportunity for Tłı̨chǫ citizens to practice our way of life.
To apply, please fill out an application: Fish Netting Program Application Fillable Form 2024.pdf
For more information, please contact:
Tanisha Beaverho
Tłı̨chǫ, Government
Land Use Planner Intern
Lands Protection & Renewable Resources
p:867-392-6381 ext 1362
e: [email protected]
03We're Hiring: Regional Language Programs Coordinator
We're Hiring: Regional Language Programs Coordinator
OUTLINE OF THE POSITION:
Under direction of the Manager of Language Revitalization, the Regional Language Programs Coordinator is accountable for language revitalization, enhancement, promotion and celebration initiatives, special projects and activities related to Tłı̨chǫ language by: planning and delivering various language programs; coordinating the regional Tłı̨chǫ language and literacy work required for funding under the contribution agreements with the GNWT; coordinating and supporting the development and implementation of projects and other works related to Tłı̨chǫ language and literacy incorporating Tłı̨chǫ culture and way of life; providing technical and administrative support to the staff of the Tłı̨chǫ Government regarding Tłı̨chǫ language literacy; and providing administrative and logistical support to the Tłı̨chǫ Language Committee.
The Coordinator will collaborate with Tłı̨chǫ Government staff including traditional knowledge researchers, transcribers, translators, interpreters, the Dictionary Keeper, Special Projects Coordinator, Managers, as well as the general public and outside organizations. In this role, the Coordinator must directly supervise and work closely with the Community Language Coordinators to deliver language programming and services in the four Tłı̨chǫ communities. These initiatives will be instrumental in the development of language resource materials and other resources related to the protection and dissemination of the Tłı̨chǫ language related to Ttycho culture and way of life.
EDUCATION & SKILLS REQUIRED:
- Ability to understand and speak the Tłı̨chǫ language is required.
- Knowledge of Tłı̨chǫ language, culture and way of life. This knowledge is acquired through experience and living in the region, speaking, reading and writing the language as well as on the job training in the required tasks;
- Certificate or diploma in a related field or some combination of education and experience that is equivalent to the employment standard and that provides the required knowledge and abilities;
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills and ability to work as part of a team, Human Resources and supervisory experience preferred;
- Strong project and time management skills and the ability to work in stressful situations;
- Ability to use Zoom, Canva, Adobe suite, MS Programs such as Outlook, Teams, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint;
- Valid class 5 driver's license
To apply, submit your resume + cover letter or to request Job Description, email: [email protected]
If a suitable candidate is not identified, a regular competition may be conducted
05Program Registration: Storytelling Through Photos
Program Registration: Storytelling Through Photos
Are you a Tłı̨chǫ, youth living in Behchokǫ̀, Gamètì, Wekweètì, or Whatì? Do you like photography and making a difference in your community?
Tłı̨chǫ Government wants to learn from you about how to improve its programs and support services related to healing and addiction recovery.
How to Register
If you're between 16 and 18 years old and would like to get paid to take part in a photography and research program, please contact:
Tenzin Butsang
Wellness Researcher
ph. 867-920-5517, ext. 1115
email: [email protected]
Anita Daniels-Black
Senior Research Advisor,
Community Engagement & Wellness
ph. 867-392-6381, ext. 1325
email: [email protected]
Limited spots
Register Today!
Department of Healing & Community Wellness
867-392-6381 ext. 1371 • [email protected]
NWT Research License #17483 | University of Toronto Research Ethics Board #45777
10Ni Hadi Xa: On-the-Land Travel Program
Ni Hadi Xa: On-the-Land Travel Program
An opportunity for community members to participate in On-the-Land Travel Program at Fletcher Lake, northeast of Gahcho Kue diamond mine” 63*42’28.08”N x 108*46’42.84”W
The Ni Hadi Xa On-the-Land Travel Program
The program aims to strengthen and maintain cultural knowledge of the land, water, wildlife, plants and resources throughout the life of the Gahcho Kue Mine, and to provide groups and individuals the opportunity to engage in traditional knowledge research and monitoring of the mine. The On-the-Land Travel Program will provide funding to six groups to travel to the Ni Hadi Xa cabin for approximately 6 days each between July 1 – September 30, 2024. The travel groups will be selected through a respective selection process by the Ni Hadi Xa Governance Committee. The travel will be coordinated by the community, and funding per trip will be provided to the community.
How to Apply:
Please contact Rosy Bjornson, Environment Manager: [email protected] or (867) 445-0538 visit our website: www.nihadixa.ca
Collectively Working together for the environment, for the future generations.
· Lutsel K’e Dene First Nation · Deninu Kue First Nation · Tłı̨cho Government · · Northwest Territory Metis Nation · North Slave Metis Alliance · Yellowknives Dene First Nation
10We're Hiring: Community Foreman - Gamètì
We're Hiring: Community Foreman - Gamètì
Tłı̨chǫ Government invites all qualified candidates residing in Gamèti to apply for the Community Foreman position. Tłı̨chǫ Government is committed to attracting and recruiting the best possible candidates for available positions. The principles of fairness, qualifications and Tłı̨chǫ citizenship guide the hiring of Tłı̨chǫ Government employees.
OUTLINE OF POSITION:
Under the direction of the Community Chief and Community Director, The Community Foreman is responsible for coordinating various activities, including snow removal, safety inspections, program delivery, and assistance with community events and projects, and is accountable for ensuring smooth operation and delivery of events and programs within the community. They work closely with the Chief, Community Director, and other departments to deliver initiatives that align with the Tłı̨chǫ Government's objectives. The role involves overseeing a team, maintaining the cleanliness of Tłı̨chǫ Government buildings and parking areas, and providing support to cultural and community-based programs, and supervisory responsibilities for casual employees who may be hired from time to time, and depending on the project, one to five casuals may sometimes report to the Foreman, and the Community Foreman reports and takes direction from the Chief and Community Director for administrative purposes.
SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED:
- Familiarity and knowledge of Tłı̨chǫ language, culture, way of life, historic and traditional land use areas and sites by our Tłı̨chǫ people for spiritual practices, hunting, trapping and harvesting fish, birds and animals
- Knowledge of and ability to operating satellite phones, in-reach radio, skidoo's, quads, outboard motor, chain saws, hand and power tools, and ability to perform small engine minor repair and maintenance
- Ability and willingness to work as a member of a team and work with Tłı̨chǫ Community members, particularly elders, harvesters and youth
- Basic literacy, math, computers and fairly strong problem-solving, interpersonal and communication skills
- Ability to fluently and clearly speak Tłı̨chǫ and English languages
- Certified or willing to participate in Tłı̨chǫ Government's Wilderness and Safety Training
- Excellent physical health, ability to lift and carry heavy objects
- Class 5 Driver's and/or ATV License
Please submit your resume + cover letter or to request for a job description, email: [email protected]
10We're Hiring: Community Foreman - Wekweètì
We're Hiring: Community Foreman - Wekweètì
Tłı̨chǫ Government invites all qualified candidates residing in Wekweèti to apply for the Community Foreman position. Tłı̨chǫ Government is committed to attracting and recruiting the best possible candidates for available positions. The principles of fairness, qualifications and Tłı̨chǫ citizenship guide the hiring of Tłı̨chǫ Government employees.
OUTLINE OF POSITION:
Under the direction of the Community Chief and Community Director, The Community Foreman is responsible for coordinating various activities, including snow removal, safety inspections, program delivery, and assistance with community events and projects, and is accountable for ensuring smooth operation and delivery of events and programs within the community. They work closely with the Chief, Community Director, and other departments to deliver initiatives that align with the Tłı̨chǫ Government's objectives. The role involves overseeing a team, maintaining the cleanliness of Tłı̨chǫ Government buildings and parking areas, and providing support to cultural and community-based programs, and supervisory responsibilities for casual employees who may be hired from time to time, and depending on the project, one to five casuals may sometimes report to the Foreman, and the Community Foreman reports and takes direction from the Chief and Community Director for administrative purposes.
SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED:
- Familiarity and knowledge of Tłı̨chǫ language, culture, way of life, historic and traditional land use areas and sites by our Tticho people for spiritual practices, hunting, trapping and harvesting fish, birds and animals
- Knowledge of and ability to operate satellite phones, in-reach radio, skidoo's, quads, outboard motor, chain saws, hand and power tools, and ability to perform small engine minor repair and maintenance
- Ability and willingness to work as a member of a team and work with Tłı̨chǫ Community members, particularly elders, harvesters and youth
- Basic literacy, math, computers and fairly strong problem-solving, interpersonal and communication skills
- Ability to fluently and clearly speak Tłı̨chǫ and English languages
- Certified or willing to participate in Tłı̨chǫ Government's Wilderness and Safety Training
- Excellent physical health, ability to lift and carry heavy objects
- Class 5 Driver's and/or ATV License
Please submit your resume + cover letter or to request for a job description, email: [email protected]
10Every Child Matters Youth Conference - Edmonton (Apr. 10-12)
Every Child Matters Youth Conference - Edmonton (Apr. 10-12)
The Every Child Matters (ECM) Youth Conference is an annual 5-Day Gathering held in Edmonton that aims to bring indigenous youth from across Canada together to engage in a variety of indigenous lead workshops and cultural-based activities. The ECM Youth Conference offer valuable opportunities for young individuals to learn, grow, and connect.
The Tłı̨chǫ Government has committed to reserve 50 bookings to send youth to the conference in April, ensuring that every Tłı̨chǫ community has an equal chance to participate and take advantage of this opportunity.
Here are some key takeaways from previous ECM Youth Conferences:
- Quality Teachings and Lessons: ECM Youth Conference features engaging speakers who address relevant topics. These teachings help attendees deepen their culture, explore spiritual questions, and better understand their culture.
- Breakout Sessions: These sessions allow youths to delve into specific areas of interest. Whether it’s discussing social justice, leadership, or personal development, breakout sessions provide a chance for interactive learning and exploration.
- Dynamic Guest Speakers: Inspiring Indigenous guest speakers who share personal stories, insights, and wisdom. These speakers motivate and challenge young participants to think critically and make positive life choices.
- Hands-On Activity Experiences: Youths will have the opportunity to sew, create traditional dreamcatchers, moose bags, tobacco offerings, participate in Dene Handgames, feeding of the fire, drum dance and more.
- Meaningful Relationships: ECM Youth Conference fosters connections among peers and with mentors. These relationships provide support, encouragement, and accountability as young people navigate their cultural journey.
Each youth conference is unique, but the common thread is empowering Indigenous youth to grow spiritually, develop leadership skills, and impact their communities positively.
The conference will include topics such as; fashion, model workshop, mental health, addictions, leadership, empowerment, racism, discrimination, rights of passage, self-esteem, self-care, gangs and bullying, ceremonies, teachings, culture, traditional medicines, sacred tobacco, residential schools, 60’s scoop, youth empowerment team building, LGBTQ2S+, MMEIP, effects of trauma, healing practices and opioids and drugs.
Activities will include drum making, shirt making, baby moss making, dreamcatcher making, Dene drum dance, round dance, feast, educational, training employment booths and 24 daily workshops throughout the conference.
Register Today: https://form.jotform.com/240724654124048
For more information on the conference and to see the 2024 schedule visit - https://www.urbanrezsociety.ca/
For more information:
Antonia Dryneck
Call/Text (867) 492-3832
Email [email protected] or [email protected]
The Department of Healing & Community Wellness
Tel: (867) 392-6381 Ext. 1371
Email: [email protected]
10Get Fit Now! - Open Gym 18+ (Jan.15 - Apr. 10)
Get Fit Now! - Open Gym 18+ (Jan.15 - Apr. 10)
Healing and Community Wellness
GET FIT NOW
FREE GYM ADMISSION
"For all Community Members 18 years old and over."
Please contact Anthony O'Brien to register or visit him at the Kộ Gocho Sportsplex Centre during program hours
Dates:
- Start date: Monday, January 15th, 2024 at 6:00pm
- Break: March 4th - 15th, 2024
- End date: April 10th, 2024
Every Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday - 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Kộ Gocho Sportsplex Centre
Anthony O'Brien
Fitness Trainer and Consultant
P: (705) 719 - 8137
E: [email protected]
10Youth Sports Training Camp - Youth Under 17 (Jan 15 - Apr. 10)
Youth Sports Training Camp - Youth Under 17 (Jan 15 - Apr. 10)
Healing and Community Wellness
YOUTH SPORTS TRAINING CAMP
FREE ADMISSION
"For Youth aged 17 and under in Behchokò"
Please contact Anthony O'Brien to register or visit him at the Kộ Gocho Sportsplex Centre during program hours.
Dates & Times:
- START DATE: Monday, January 15th, 2024 at 5:00pm
- Break: March 4th-15th, 2024
- END DATE: April 10th, 2024
- Every Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday - 5:00 p.m at the Kò Gocho Sportsplex Centre
For more information, contact:
Anthony O'Brien
Fitness Trainer and Consultant
P: (705) 719 - 8137
E: [email protected]
12Diabetic & Elder Foot Care - Gamètì (Apr. 8-12)
Diabetic & Elder Foot Care - Gamètì (Apr. 8-12)
Reflexology with Heather Heather Moxon, LPN, AFCN, RCRT
Tel: 867-688-1620
[email protected]
- Behchokǫ̀: Jan. 25-26
- Whatì: Feb. 21-23
- Wekweètì: Mar. 4-6
- Gamètì: Apr. 8-12
To sign up, please choose one of the following options:
- Book directly with Heather Moxon
- Contact your Local Social
Wellness Coordinator at the Tłı̨chǫ Government offices.
15Learn to Drive! - Gamètì
Learn to Drive! - Gamètì
Learn to Drive! Driving Course in Gamètì
Must be Tłı̨chǫ Citizen with the Tłı̨chǫ Government
Spring - 2024
Class 7 - April 29 to May 6, 2024
- 10 Participants
- Deadline for Application: Apr 15, 2024
- Includes: Test Fee $44 & 3 yr License Fee $79
Class 5 - April 29 to May 6, 2024
- 15 Participants
- Deadline for Application: Apr 15, 2024
- Includes: Test Fee $44 & Upgrade Fee $31
Request & Send your Application to:
Jenny Arrowmaker,
Career Development Coordinator,
[email protected]
Call: (867) 997-3074 Ext. 1506
22OTL Healing Camp: Community Tree - Dǫ nàke lanì nàts'etso - Whatì
OTL Healing Camp: Community Tree - Dǫ nàke lanì nàts'etso - Whatì
Community Visit Schedule Includes:
- April 22 - May 3 - Whatì
On The Land Healing Manager,
Tephaine Wedawin
Call: (867) 445-4843
Email: [email protected]
May
09OPEN HOUSE: Tłı̨chǫ Business, Career & Post-Secondary
OPEN HOUSE: Tłı̨chǫ Business, Career & Post-Secondary
You're invited to participate in the Tłı̨chǫ Business, Career & Post-Secondary Open House held in all four communities.
For more information contact:
Apprenticeship - [email protected]
Career Development - [email protected]
Economic Development - [email protected]
Enrolment - [email protected]
Post-Secondary Program - [email protected]
Brought to you by Career Development.
Everyone is welcome.
For organizations wanting a table, please contact [email protected]
21Learn to Drive! - Whatì
Learn to Drive! - Whatì
Learn to Drive! Driving Course in Whatì
Must be Tłı̨chǫ Citizen with the Tłı̨chǫ Government
Summer - 2024
Class 3 - June 3 to 28, 2024
- 8 Participants
- Deadline for Application: May 20, 2024
- Includes: Test Fee $190, License upgrade Fee $31 & Medical Check Fee $173
Class 7 - June 4 to June 23, 2024
- 30 Participants
- Deadline for Application: May 21, 2024
- Includes: Test Fee $44 & 3 yr License Fee $79
Class 5 - June 4 to June 23, 2024
- 15 Participants
- Deadline for Application: May 21, 2024
- Includes: Test Fee $44 & Upgrade Fee $31
Request & Send your Application to:
Lori Ann Nitsiza,
Career Development Coordinator
E: [email protected]
Ph: 867-573-3012 Ext. 1406
For more information, contact:
Jenny Arrowmaker,
Career Development Coordinator,
[email protected]
Call: (867) 997-3074 Ext. 1506
25PLAYGROUP - WEKWEÈTÌ (EVERY TUE & SAT)
PLAYGROUP - WEKWEÈTÌ (EVERY TUE & SAT)
Do you have a child 0-5 years of age?
Please bring your children and join us for a parent and child playgroup.
- Tuesday - 5:00PM-7:00PM
- Saturday - 2:00PM-4:00PM
COME & PLAY!
ALL ARE WELCOME!
Snacks are Provided!
Parents must be present with their child
Hosted by Tłı̨chǫ Government Department of Early Childhood and Capable Kids Occupational Therapy Services
For more information, contact
Lilah Judas
Healthy Families Program Coordinator
[email protected]
July
01Now Hiring: Caribou Monitors
Now Hiring: Caribou Monitors
Interested in Caribou monitoring?
Ekwò Nàxoèhdee K'è - Boots on the Ground program is looking for people to work as caribou monitors on the barrenlands in July, August and September. The job requires working two or three weeks at one of our camps at Kokètì, Deèzaatì or Ek'atì.
Please apply if you are interested in the following roles (resume and cover letter will strengthen your application).
Indicate clearly the position you are applying.
Available Positions
- Elder (do not need resume)
- Bear monitor (need proof of certifications or take the training)
- Boat driver (need proof of certifications or take the training)
- Camp helper (need proof of certifications or take the training)
- Cook (camp cook certificate is preferred)
- Research assistant
- Researcher (previous research experience is required)
- Youth (age 18-23 as of July 12024)
Send your resume to: [email protected]
For more info:
Tyanna Steinwand, Manager, Research Operations
Department of Culture and Lands Protection - Behchokǫ̀ Office
Kộ Go Cho Centre | Tłı̨chǫ Government
Phone: 867-392-6381 ext. 1357 | Fax: 867-392-6406
Email: [email protected] | Email is preferred
September
12OPEN HOUSE: Tłı̨chǫ Business, Career & Post-Secondary
OPEN HOUSE: Tłı̨chǫ Business, Career & Post-Secondary
You're invited to participate in the Tłı̨chǫ Business, Career & Post-Secondary Open House held in all four communities.
For more information contact:
Apprenticeship - [email protected]
Career Development - [email protected]
Economic Development - [email protected]
Enrolment - [email protected]
Post-Secondary Program - [email protected]
Brought to you by Career Development.
Everyone is welcome.
For organizations wanting a table, please contact [email protected]
October
14Learn to Drive - Behchokǫ̀
Learn to Drive - Behchokǫ̀
Learn to Drive! Driving Course in Behchokǫ̀
Must be Tłı̨chǫ Citizen with the Tłı̨chǫ Government
Spring - 2024
Class 7 - April 2 to 10, 2024
- 30 Participants
- Deadline for Application: Mar 19, 2024
- Includes: Test Fee $44 & 3 yr License Fee $79
Class 5 - April 11 to 25, 2024
- 15 Participants
- Deadline for Application: Mar 28, 2024
- Includes: Test Fee $44 & Upgrade Fee $31
Glass 3 - April 2 to 26, 2024
- I0 Participants
- Deadline for Application: Mar 19, 2024
- Includes: Test Fee $190, License upgrade Fee $31 & Medical Check Fee $173
Fall - 2024
Class 7 - Oct 28 to Nov 13, 2024
- 30 Participants
- Deadline for Application: Oct 14, 2024
- Includes: Test Fee $44 & 3 yr License Fee $79
Class 5 - Oct 28 to Nov 13, 2024
- 15 Participants
- Deadline for Application: Oct 14, 2024
- Includes: Test Fee $44 & Upgrade Fee $31
Request & Send your Application to:
Phoebe Wetrade (Last name A to M)
[email protected]
867-392-1700 Ext. 1707
Elizabeth Vasik (Last name N to Z)
[email protected]
867-392-1700 Ext. 1731
For more information, contact:
Jenny Arrowmaker,
Acting Manager of Career,
[email protected]