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Indigenous Peoples - Additional Resources
If you're an Indigenous person who is planning your education, then the information and resources in this section are a good place to begin.
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Women Building Futures

Women Building Futures is a leader in providing trades training for women and recruiting women into the heavy industrial workforce.
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For Indigenous Peoples

Learning is an important step in finding work you like or moving forward in your chosen career. Options range from skills training and upgrading to apprenticeship, college and university programs.
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Skills Training and Upgrading for Indigenous Peoples

Skills training provides opportunities to practice skills. Upgrading gives you the academic skills you need to find work or enrol in a post–secondary program.
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Indigenous Peoples Colleges

A number of post–secondary schools across Alberta offer programs for Indigenous Peoples.
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Indigenous Apprenticeship Programs

Apprenticeship combines on–the–job learning with technical training in a trade. You can earn while you learn!
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Indigenous Peoples Paying for School

There are lots of financial resources out there. By using these resources and planning wisely, you will likely be able to pay for your education.
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Opportunities for Indigenous Peoples in the Trades

Could a job in the trades be right for you? Read on to learn more about programs that can help Indigenous workers like you get started in the trades.
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Sam: Indigenous College Student (2:48)

Sam is a student at an Indigenous college. He discusses his experience working with a team and studying in a supportive environment.

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