WINHEC offers experience, expertise Ontario has recognized with legislation that Indigenous Institutes form an important pillar of the province’s post-secondary education system. And the Indigenous Advanced Education and Skills Council was created to provide
Two FNTI students gaining hands-on experience at Village Green, a long term care facility, are working toward Personal Support Worker diplomas. FNTI posting impressive results First Nations Technical Institute celebrated Canada Career Month
Student conference set for Feb. 6-7 The Indigenous Advanced Education and Skills Council (IAESC) is planning a student conference for early February 2019 to help shape the future of the community-driven post-secondary education
Delbert Horton, a founding board member of the Indigenous Advanced Education and Skills Council, has begun his Spirit Journey. Horton, 70, passed on peacefully Sunday, Dec. 23, 2018 at the Health Sciences Centre in
Details of conference on Student Circle page The agenda for the first Our Community, Our Choice conference for students at Indigenous Institutes includes ceremony, presentations, workshops and inspirational entertainment. See the Student Circle
Our Community, Our Choice IAESC's social media platforms were introduced at the Our Community, Our Choice conference student delegates from Indigenous Institutes. #OurIAESC #OCOC2019 #OurChoice iaesc.wpengine.com @iaesc.ca
Students embraced role in building future One of the primary strengths of Indigenous Institutes is their community-based approach rooted in language and culture. That’s the central message shared by students from across Ontario who
Laurie Robinson, IAESC chairwoman and executive director, right, interviews author and journalist Waubgeshig Rice, centre, with Mair Greenfield, of the Rumie Initiative, in North Bay March 4. Author's journey started with community
This image shows communities that FNTI has alumni (blue) and where current students are from (green). Your Content Goes Here Interactive FNTI map plots communities served First Nations Technical Institute (FNTI) recently launched
Interest growing in IAESC potential Community and leadership interest is growing over the potential for expansion of post-secondary education and skills training through the Indigenous Institutes Act. In early May, presentations and discussions involving
