TEDD

Training and Economic Development started in April, 1996 and provides training assistance to status Indians registered with the Miawpukek Band both on and off reserve. Tuition costs, books, travel and in some instances, living allowances are provided to students attending Post-Secondary Institutes.

TEDD is made possible through financial contributions from HRDC which are specially ear marked for aboriginal peoples. TEDD is administered within regular HRDC guidelines.

CIRC

• Three Internet accessible workstationsfor Job search, labour market information, word processing, etc.
• Resume writing skills
• Newspaper stand for job Search, apartment rental, etc.
• Faxing, photocopying and printing services available
• Interview skills, resource material, workshops
• Career information, i.e., choices, bulletins, career counselling
• Business services network
• HRDC Kisok System-This user friendly system will enable users to conduct screen-touch job searches by province.