Students will get an opportunity to explore the different careers that are available in the trades, and build on positive learning experiences and develop a solid attitude towards work. Participants will also take courses in Prior Learning, Assessment and Recognition while exploring the nature of work in fields of interest, by developing an individual work plan.
Trades Access integrates Guiding Principles of Inuit Qaujimaningit and recognizes the value of collaborative learning styles unique to Nunavut.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
In order to enter this program, applicants must have the following education:
- High school diploma or a GED equivalency
- Submit three (3) letters of reference
- Submit a letter of interest for enrollment
Or, as Mature Student:
- Must be a minimum of 18 years old and have been out of school for at least one school year
- Candidates may also apply for Prior Learning Assessments and Recognition for admission
Additionally:
- A placement test in Math and English will be required for all students entering this program
- Full participation requires individuals to be physically capable of performing the work
FUNDING SOURCE & ALLOWANCES
Application is made directly to FANS or other student funding providers within your regions. This program is eligible for students who meet the criteria as defined by FANS with the Department of Education.
DURATION: 8 Months (September – May)
LOCATIONS
Kivalliq Campus – Rankin Inlet, Nunavut
Tel: (867) 645 5500 or Fax: (867) 645-2387
Kitikmeot Campus – Cambridge Bay, Nu
Tel: (867) 983-4108 or Fax: (867) 983-4106
Nunatta Campus – Iqaluit, Nunavut
Tel: (867) 979-7200 or Fax: (867) 979-7102
Programs may also be offered in other locations with 3rd party funding, please check the College website for availability at: www.arcticcollege.ca
CERTIFICATION
Trades Access,
Certificate, Nunavut Arctic College
TRANSFERABLE CREDITS
On completion of the Trades Access program students may be eligible to transfer credits towards other approved College programs.
CAREER OPTIONS:
Major employers of apprentices and tradesmen in Nunavut are typically with Territorial, Local Governments, mining and construction industry.
Passing the Trades Entrance Exam allows you to register as an apprentice. For more information,
Please contact the regional Career Development Officer (CDO) at the Department of Education.
CURRICULUM
Trades Math
Trades English
Trades Sciences
PLAR / Portfolio Development
Aboriginal Language Applications
Introductions to Computers & Applications
Trades Application & Shop Project
First Aid
WHMIS
Electives:
Job Experience and Practicum Placements
Driver Examination Study Guides
