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Laval University congratulates Arctic College on 20 years of publishing
Louis McComber of Laval University announces a new social research project studying Inuit leadership and governance. He also congratulated Arctic College on 20 years of successfully publishing educational materials supporting Inuit Language and Culture.
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Drum Dancing opens Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition Conference
Participants at the Recognition of Prior Learning conference in Iqaluit were treated to a beautiful opening performance by well-known Iqaluit artist and performer Matthew Nuqingaq. The conference, which runs until January 21, is being held to share the lessons learned from the three-year Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition Project.
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Lighting the Qulliq
Iqaluit elder Martha Michael explains the significance and importance of the qulliq (a traditional stone lamp) to Inuit culture. Michael lit the qulliq to open the Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition conference in Iqaluit on January 19, 2010.
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Announcement by the Hon. Daniel Shewchuk: Knowledge Infrastructure Program
The Hon. Daniel Shewchuk joined Nunavut MP Leona Aglukkaq at the Arviat Community Learning Centre on Sept. 23, 2009 to announce more than $4.9 million in federal infrastructure. You can watch the video of this exciting announcement here.
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Announcement by the Hon. Leona Aglukkaq: Knowledge Infrastructure Program
The Hon. Leona Aglukkaq visited the Arviat Community Learning Centre on Sept. 23, 2009 to announce more than $4.9 million of infrastructure funding through the Federal Government's Knowledge Infrastructure Program. You can watch Minister Aglukkaq's speech here in Inuktitut and English.
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Arctic College grads participate in TRANSCANADA RUNWAY 2009
Curious about a career in fashion and design? Nunavut Arctic College Fur Design and Production graduates took part in the TransCanada Runway fashion show at this year’s Montreal Fashion and Design Festival. Nunavut Arctic College would like to thank the organizers of Festival Mode & Design in Montreal for extending the opportunity for our graduates to participate in this year’s festival. Opportunities like this provide our students and graduates with valuable experience and exposure as they move into their new careers. Video courtesy of Sensation Mode with music by the National Parcs. Thank you for sharing your video with us! For more photos, videos and information about this year’s Festival Mode & Design in Montreal, visit their web site at: www.sensationmode.com.
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Nunavut Teacher Education Program Commercial
Interested in becoming a teacher? Watch the Nunavut Teacher Education Program's television commercial to learn about one of the most exciting careers you can get into!
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Nunavut Teacher Education: Strengthening Culture
What is the role of Inuit teachers in strengthening our language and culture? Watch this clip from the Nunavut Teacher Education Program to learn more about how culture can build a stronger college.
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Why should you consider a career in teaching?
Are you thinking about a career in teaching? Arctic College Teacher Education graduates share their reasons for taking up a career in teaching.
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Nunavut Teacher Education Program Promotional Video
Discover the Nunavut Teacher Education Program. This 15-minute video will take you right into the program from those who know best. Listen and watch as past and future graduates share their experiences about their journeys to become teachers in Nunavut.
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The opportunities of being a teacher
NTEP graduates talk about the opportunities they have from taking the Nunavut Teacher Education Program.
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What are Teachers Saying about the Nunavut Teacher Education Program?
Find out what teachers are saying about the Nunavut Teacher Education Program
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Why Become a Teacher?
Graduates of the Nunavut Teacher Education Program share their reasons for becoming teachers.
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Teacher Education: Getting through the program
Going to College isn't easy -- it's hard work. In this video, NTEP graduates share how they made it through the challenges of becoming a teacher.
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Nursing in Nunavut
There is a special kind of health professional who enjoys the opportunities, challenges and benefits of remote and northern nursing. Learn more about what it takes to be a Nurse in Nunavut.
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Nunavut Arctic College students celebrate 2009 school year
New and returning Nunavut Arctic College students celebrate the beginning of the 2009 school year with an orientation week pep rally.
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Be the Difference! Be a Nurse!
Nursing in Nunavut is an exciting and challenging career. Watch this clip to learn more about what it takes to be a nurse in Nunavut.
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Skilled Trades with Skills Nunavut: Carpentry
Do you like to build things? Consider a career in the skilled trades as a carpenter! Watch this video from Skills Nunavut and the 2007 Territorial Skills Competition
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Skilled Trades with Skills Nunavut: Hairdressing
Hairdressing is a skilled trade that's always in demand. Learn about this exciting career with this clip from Skills Canada Nunavut.
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Adult Basic Education
Annie tells us about her experience with the Cambridge Bay Adult Basic Education program.
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Interested in a career with fur and fashion?
If you're interested in fur production and design, seek inspiration from this clip of the Nunavut Sealskin Collection on the runway, courtesy of www.sustainablesealing.ca
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Martha tells us her story about going hunting with her father as a child.
Martha tells us about her father father had on her life and how would trap foxes when she was a child.
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Promising Practices in Post-Secondary Education
Promising Practices in Post-Secondary Education looks at Nunavut Arctic College and its work in building a culturally-responsive institution.
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