Need Help with Your Event Planning In Winnipeg? These services along with a team of Experts with over 10 Years of experience are waiting to help you with all your needs. Mitig also offers free advertising of Aboriginal events.

This list includes the First Nations Community Wellness diploma, several counseling/ Social Service specialties, as well as U of M's Transition Year off campus program offering a part-time alternative to First Year University students.

Designed to introduce young girls to technology, trades and engineering through camps and workshops this multi year project is very unique. Contact Hydro directly for more details and eligiblity information.

For female students of COTE, this program uses Medicine Wheel teachings and mainstream accredited course work. The Girls program seeks to over come gender barriers that young girls face in schools today.

The Aboriginal Health and Wellness Centre is a community-based resource centre committed to serving the Aboriginal community of Winnipeg. The philosophy is founded on traditional values and perspectives, and access to both Traditional and Western resources are made available

Creating partnerships that result in career opportunities for Aboriginal people. This council provides workshops, diversity strategies, and a resource library to help organisations create the conditions that nurture Aboriginal inclusion.

View or post employment opportunities and discover how this web site is connecting Aboriginal job seekers, Aboriginal Employment Centres, employers and post-secondary institutes across Canada.

This employment e-tool lists jobs available for Aboriginal job seekers across Canada. Employers can post job openings for free.

Recently unveiled is this new initiative of Anishinabek Consultants Inc. designed to use modern day technology to connect qualified Aboriginal workers with Manitoba based employers. This is a paid service for employers. Amik.ca can provide you with a window to the Aboriginal community. Through regular email alerts amik.ca connects with Aboriginal communities, companies, organizations and grassroots people in Manitoba. Benefits to you from registering or sponsoring on the website include: · access to the Aboriginal community in Manitoba through regular email alerts · a great advertising opportunity and exposure in this growing market · bringing jobs and training opportunities to grassroots people · access to an on-line database of Aboriginal candidates and employers · access to our community events which allows Aboriginal communities to post upcoming events, programs and initiatives of interest to Aboriginal people · access to our interactive community forum designed to improve the stickiness of our website Take the time to visit the website and view our brochure <http://www.amik.ca/AmikBrochure.pdf> at www.amik.ca Sign up today! Contact the office at (204) 334-9395 or 336-0554 or send email to \n This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it <mailto: \n This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it > for more information.

This two-year specialty program teaches interpretation and translation skills in the principle Aboriginal languages of Manitoba.