Iqaluit

Course Overview: This 5 hours per day course will allow the learner to focus on developing new oral language skills and improving reading and writing skills.  We will ensure that participants acquire oral language and introduce work situations using role-playing.  These authentic exercises will expose the participant to certain job-related situations and should contextualize the overall training approach.  Throughout this intermediate stage, reading and writing continue to be integrated into the learning approach. 

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Course Overview: This 5 hours per day course will give the learner an introduction to the French language. It is designed for French as second language learners. The course will combine the introduction of vocabulary and sounds, with verbal language exercises and practice. It will give the learner a basic understanding of the construction and sounds of the French language. Participants will learn speaking, listening, grammar, workplace vocabulary, cultural orientation and basic communication with others.

Beginning with the political and cultural movements that shaped the Nunavut Agreement, this course takes a deep dive into the origins, negotiation, contents, and implications of the most important document in recent Nunavut history.  GN employees who have completed the Nunavut History and Governance course are encouraged to enroll in the Nunavut Agreement course as they seek to gain more detailed and complex course content exploring Nunavut’s evolving historical, cultural, and social links with Canadian society.

Learning Objectives:

Course Overview: This course will allow the learner to improve their reading, writing and speaking skills in French. It is designed for learners of French as a second language.

Course Overview: This course will allow the learner to advance their understanding of French. It is designed for French as second language learners. The course will combine introducing workplace dialogue and vocabulary, with verbal language drills and practice. It will give the learner an understanding of the construction and sounds of French. Throughout this intermediate stage, reading and writing continue to be integrated into the learning approach.

Course Overview: This course will allow the learner to advance their understanding of French. It is designed for French as second language learners. The course will combine introducing workplace dialogue and vocabulary, with verbal language drills and practice. It will give the learner an understanding of the construction and sounds of French. Upon completion of this course participants should have basic skills in writing French and be able to partake in basic conversational French in public.

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The Workplace Health and Safety Unit within the Department of Human Resources is responsible for co-ordinating and ensuring timely availability of first aid training throughout the Government of Nunavut.

The Standard First Aid with CPR Level C course offers first aid skills for adult, child and infant CPR and choking, including two-person CPR and an introduction to automated external defibrillator (AED) training.

The training will be provided in different locations throughout Nunavut.