Training

This workshop is live-streamed via Zoom.

This workshop is livestreamed via Zoom.

Developed by the Center for Mindful Self-Compassion, this is a 23.5 hour course is livestreamed via Zoom and delivered over 9 interactive sessions at 2.5 hours per session with the exception of the February 17 session, which is an additional hour.

Delivered via Zoom in 5 one-hour sessions over 5 weeks.

This 6-hour course is livestreamed via Zoom in 2 sessions at 3 hours per session, with instructor Bruce Willis; and a guest speaker on legislation development in the Yukon Government.

 This 15-hour course is livestreamed via Zoom and delivered in 5 sessions at 3 hours per session. Note: This course is a pre-requisite for Administrative Justice - Advanced Decision-Writing.

Looking for a training experience that is empowering, relevant, and dynamic? The Right Use of Power approach to ethics is dynamic and engaging, and recognizes that the issues of power in helping relationships are complex.

This 12-hour course is livestreamed via Zoom and delivered in 4 sessions at 3 hours per session. Administrative Justice: Practice and Procedures for Decision-makers is the pre-requisite for this course.

Mapping the Way is a public education partnership initiative between the 11 self-governing Yukon First Nations, the Council of Yukon First Nations, and the governments of Yukon and Canada to celebrate and raise awareness about Yukon First Nation land claims and self-government.

A workshop for students and young adults to help strengthen engagement in and beyond the classroom by empowering and equipping students to take control of their learning. 

This mini workshop will give you tools to spark creative thinking and jump-start problem-solving in your workplace.

The Construction Industry Ethics course can help your employees navigate the ethical grey areas they face every day. 

This training program will provide you with the knowledge and skills to help you plan and administer projects from start to finish.

This course will introduce you to all aspects of supervision, beginning with a discussion of the supervisor’s role and the skills required

90-credits (3 years of full-time study) covering a range of topics related to Indigenous Governance (e.g. Self-Government, land claims, community and economic development, human resources, finance, etc.). Courses are available online and in person - contact us today for more information!