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Network technicians from remote First Nations in northern  Manitoba and Ontario are meeting in Sioux Lookout to discuss the operation and maintenance of their local satellite earth stations and community broadband network connections.

The technicians are meeting together to share local experiences and challenges; learn about the C-Band satellite network; obtain experience in the maintenance and operation of the equipment involved in sustaining their network connection; meet and network with other community technicians working with similar equipment in other communities; and to meet the network helpdesk staff from K-Net and Keewatin Tribal Council who are working together to support the provision of broadband services in these remote First Nations.

The training session is being supported by the First Nations SchoolNet program and each of the participating First Nations and organizations.

Sponsored by Equay-wuk (Women's Group)

Are you interested in Early Childhood Education Diploma Program by Distance Education?

ENROLL TODAY!

Students are now being accepted for the summer semester beginning May 2007.

Course Information:

• Two years - five semesters
• Students earn a monthly training allowance of $735.00 based on assignments completed
• Students must be willing to make a two-year commitment to work in their community after earning their Early Childhood Education diploma 

Admission Requirements:

• Aboriginal with status (Sioux Lookout District Zone)
• Provide a copy of your Grade 12 transcript
• Must provide a clear Criminal Record Check
• Access to a computer and the internet
• Unemployed

CALL

Equay-wuk (Women's Group)

for Rita

Phone:  (807) 737-2214

or

Toll Free: 1-800-261-8294

Before April 6, 2007