Archive - Dec 14, 2004

On-line video material from Pelican Falls First Nations High School Science Camp

Pelican Falls First Nations High Schools' first annual Science and Technology Camp took place on November 18 and 19, 2004 at the school site.

  


The camp's goals included educating the students about First Nation contributions to science and technologies, raising the profile of science and technology as a career choice and allowing the students to meet and discuss the recent and past innovations in science and technology made by aboriginal people.

It is the hope of the staff that this science and technology camp and the curriculum will provide the students with the unique experience to see science and technology in a new light.

Videos from the different sessions include:

  • Introduction to the Science and Technology Camp - High, Low 
  • Ida Kenny - Traditional Medicines - High , Low

Listen to Wawatay Staff Christmas Greetings Online

Wawatay Native Communications Society  and the staff would like to share their Christmas Greetings online with communties up north and around the world.

We are very greatful of this new technology, that's available to the First Nations.

To hear the greetings click Merry Christmas

Instructor Opportunity - Computer Mechanic A+ Networking Course

Oshki-Pimache-O-Win Institute

Instructor Position Available

Computer Mechanic - A+ Networking Certification Preparation Program

Oshki-Pimache-O-Win Educaton and Training Institute was established by the chiefs of Nishnawbe Aski Nation to develop, design and delivery post-secondary programs and services.  We will be offering a 10 week Computer Mechanic - A+ Networking Certification Preparation Program starting at the end of January 2005.  The Institute is inviting applications from qualified individuals for a contract teaching position for this course.  The program will be delivered at the Thunder Bay campus of the Institute on a fullt-time basis for ten weeks.

Qualifications:

  • A+ Networking certification
  • 2 - 5 years related experience
  • an understanding of First Nations culture
  • excellent interpersonal and communication skills; and
  • a commitment to education as a life-long process.

Fluency in Ojibway or Cree would be an asset.

Interested candidates are requested to submit a letter, resume and 3 references by Friday, January 7, 2005 to:

Executive Director

Oshki-Pimache-O-Win Institute

107 Johnson Avenue, 2nd Floor

Thunder Bay, ON P7B 2V9

Tel.:  807-346-2770

Fax:  807-345-2924

Email: info@oshki.ca