
Helping Spirit Lodge Society – Visions and Decisions Pre-Employment Program Post-Basic Early Childhood Education Program – Native Education College The Aboriginal Post-Basic Early Childhood Education Diploma offers a stimulating and empowering program that includes a balance of classroom academic studies and hands-on practical experience in licensed inclusive childcare settings. The program consists of the combined post-basic diploma specialties in both Special Needs ECE and Infant and Toddler ECE. The training program runs for 7 months full time. The program consists of two semesters of 4 courses and one semester of two courses including a practicum. Summer Student Employment Program The summer student employment program hires secondary and post secondary students for up to four months from May to end of August each year. Employers provide students with meaningful work experiences at either an entry or more advanced level. Usually each organization is funded for one student except for the group projects. The one group project at UBC Museum of Anthropology, the Native Youth Program, hires 4 secondary students to learn about their culture and to lead museum tours and one post secondary student for the program coordinator position. The second program was a summer day camp program at Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre Society where five secondary and post secondary students were hired to lead group activities and outings for East Vancouver Aboriginal children.Other organizations that were funded for this program in summer 2009 were Native Education College, Naut’sa mawt Tribal Council, Healing Our Spirit Society, Nicola Valley Institute of Technology (Vancouver Campus), Vancouver Native Health Society, Tale’awtxw Aboriginal Capital Corporation, Metro Vancouver and Constant Arts Society.
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Programs Success Story – Caitlin Davie Caitlin Davie is well into her second summer working for Naut’sa mawt Resources Group as a planning and environmental technician trainee. Through a unique partnership with Hemmera Envirochem, Caitlin is involved in projects ranging from the rescue of juvenile fish to conference planning. Caitlin, whose mother is a member of the Norway House Cree Nation, is a 19-year-old student at the University of British Columbia and also applies her talents on the UBC Thunderbirds women’s soccer team. She is an undeclared major but hopes to narrow her options down soon! Caitlin is a resident of Tsawwassen, BC, and graduated from South Delta Secondary in 2006. In addition to being a soccer fanatic, she also spends her free time playing guitar when there is time. Caitlin Davie is a recipient of ACCESS’ Post Secondary Bursary for 2008-09.
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