This course provides an overview of the theory and practice of community planning and land administration in Nunavut. This online course is open to those who are interested in gaining an introductory understanding of community planning and land administration, with an emphasis on the role of the municipal Planning and Lands Administrator (PLA). Topics include the guiding territorial planning policies, community plans, zoning by-laws, land administration by-laws, survey plans, and land file management systems. By the end of the course, participants will have a basic understanding of community planning and land administration policies and procedures.Schedule: Morning Sessions 10:30am - 12pm (ET) Afternoon Sessions 3pm - 5pm (ET)Prerequisites: None

In this 56 hours (ten day) course participants begin to examine the training and development framework within human resources. Organizations must remain competitive and agile, and to do so requires high-performance, skilled employees. One means to accomplish this goal is via employee training and development. Training versus development, needs analysis, learning styles, training design and delivery, and the measurement and evaluation of training initiatives are all explored. Management development, employee onboarding and the challenges and best practices within training and development are also examined.

This course will provide a hands-on training opportunity that guides the student through the various data entry and reporting screens using Sage 300 version 2020.Course topics include:Accounts payableAccounts receivableCanadian payrollGeneral ledgerCustomizing desktop & entry screens

In this 42 hours (eight day) course participants study of focus is placed on the development of modern management; organizational theory; the processes of planning, organizing, directing, and controlling; communications; behavioural strategies and techniques; ethical and social responsibilities in the practice of management; and an overview of human relations.

The Municipal Training Organization will conduct a Class 3 Air Brakes training in your community . The Hamlet of Kugaaruk and the MTO have opened up this training to municipal staff and the general public but space is limited!The Hamlet and the KIA will share seats in this course. Class 3 Air Brakes training provides the skills & knowledge for new drivers to test for their license. It gives licensed drivers enhanced safety & vehicle management skills.WHO CAN APPLY:KIA sponsored participants must be residents of Kugaaruk, registered under the Nunavut Agreement. Priority will be given to applicants registered with the Kitikmeot Region.Posses a valid class 5 driver license for at least one yearSuccessful candidates will have to pass a medical examinationClosing Date for Applications - December 12, 2024. If sufficient applications are received, the closing date may be shortened, so apply early!If you're interested in this course, here's how to apply:Hamlet Employees ONLY must apply through the MTO at gerry.philip@nmto.caAll other applicants must send their Resume, Letter of Interest and Drivers License to nmaksagak@kitia.ca, call Nicole for more information 867-983-2458 Ext 1011. Your CLO can assist you in applying.

This 5-day workshop is designed for Fire Chiefs and Deputy Fire Chiefs from across the territory of Nunavut to get together and share knowledge, common practices, and learn from each other. This is also a great opportunity to enhance the skills and abilities of the members of the Officer core.   Topics may include:   · Fire Service administration · Electrical safety · Media relations · Critical stress management · Fire Prevention and public education · Incident command · Accountability · Emergency planning  Prerequisites:Fire Chief or Deputy Fire Chief

The Municipal Training Organization will conduct a Class 3 Air Brakes training in your community . The Hamlet of Cambridge Bay and the MTO have opened up this training to municipal staff and the general public but space is limited!The Hamlet and the KIA will share seats in this course. Class 3 Air Brakes training provides the skills & knowledge for new drivers to test for their license. It gives licensed drivers enhanced safety & vehicle management skills.WHO CAN APPLY:KIA sponsored participants must be residents of Cambridge Bay, registered under the Nunavut Agreement. Priority will be given to applicants registered with the Kitikmeot Region.Posses a valid class 5 driver license for at least one yearSuccessful candidates will have to pass a medical examinationClosing Date for Applications - December 12, 2024. If sufficient applications are received, the closing date may be shortened, so apply early!If you're interested in this course, here's how to apply:Hamlet Employees ONLY must apply through the MTO at gerry.philip@nmto.caAll other applicants must send their Resume, Letter of Interest and Drivers License to nmaksagak@kitia.ca, call Nicole for more information 867-983-2458 Ext 1011. Your CLO can assist you in applying.

The Community Planning course takes a closer look at planning policies and procedures in Nunavut’s communities. This online course includes lectures, discussions, and activities on the topics of community plan and zoning by-law policies, by-law amendments, development permit applications, and land survey processes. By the end of the course, participants will be confident using their Community Plan and Zoning By-law to analyze and manage land development.Schedule: Morning Sessions 10:30am - 12pm (ET)Afternoon Sessions 3pm - 5pm (ET)Prerequisites: None

The Project Management Essentials program delivers practical, hands-on training in the core knowledge and skills of the discipline in practice today. Developed by leading practitioners and educators, this comprehensive program combines industry expertise and best practices to provide a well-rounded training program for Project Managers and those pursuing a career in project management.Project Management Essentials Program - Certificate (7 courses)This program is comprised of the following 7 courses:PME-1 Introduction to Managing Projects: February 24-26, 2025 PME-2 Human Resources and Communication Management: March 24-26, 2025 PME-3 Project Time and Cost: April 22-24, 2025 PME-4 Project Risk Management: May 20-22, 2025 PME-5 Project Quality Management: June 24-25, 2025 PME-6 Procurement and Contract Management: September 16-18, 2025 PME-7 Project Implementation and Closure: October 7-9, 2025Complete the series of the 7 courses to earn an Algonquin College Certificate in Project Management Essentials. Alternatively, select only those courses which meet your specific needs.Algonquin College is a Project Management Institute (PMI) Global Registered Education Provider. These courses are eligible for Professional Development Units to challenge the PMP exam.

This course will provide a hands-on training opportunity that guides the students through the various data entry and reporting screens using Sage 300 version 2023, focusing on troubleshooting and intermediate level skills. Each topic will include as much detail as the individual participants are capable of absorbing in the time available, given their experience and knowledge.Pre-requisite - Introduction to Sage 300 Accounting System with a passing grade of 90% or higher, and at least 6 months experience working in Sage 300.

The Lands Administration 1 course focuses on the acquisition and disposal of municipal land in Nunavut. Participants will learn about land administration bylaws, land acquisition and disposal procedures, land application processes, land leases, and lease administration. The online lectures and practical activities will help participants apply methods to acquire or dispose of land, process land applications, and prepare leases. By the end of the course, participants will have a strong understanding of the land acquisition and disposal procedures that apply to municipal land.Schedule: Morning Sessions 10:30am - 12pm (ET)Afternoon Sessions 3pm - 5pm (ET)Prerequisites: None