PROGRAM:
PROGRAMS & COURSES
Targeted Training
OVERVIEW
Courses in the Targeted category vary from year to year. Training is designed to meet the direct needs of the municipalities. The specific needs are identified through the MTO’s annual Training Needs Survey, a detailed analysis of previous years’ deliveries, and through direct requests from the municipalities themselves as the year progresses. Occasionally the MTO is asked to conduct training by a partner and should the partner contribute the entire costs of this training, the MTO will be able to accommodate the requests.
This categotry of training requires the flexibility to respond directly to the pulse of the community.
Courses:
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Working together MTO and Algonquin College, funded, in part by Makigiaqta, would like to offer you the opportunity to participate in the Business Writing Strategies Course.
Course Overview
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Working together MTO and Algonquin College, funded, in part by Makigiaqta, have developed a customized set of courses concentrated around Applied Management. These courses that are reflective of Nunavut experiences and problems. Participants will be given theological questions that are tailored to a Nunavut audience, so that they may better serve nunavut communites
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LinkedIn Learning Access for Nunavut Municipal Employees
The MTO and NWT School of Government has partnered to offer new training opportunities to Municipal Staff. This new program offers all participants access to online videos and training until December 31, 2021. This opportunity is FREE!
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The Class 7 course will be in class training that will run for 5 days. This course is a prerequisite to obtain the Class 5
Class 7 Training learning outcomes:
Knowledge of the rules of the road and safety while operating a motor vehicle
Understanding the basic standards for a vehicle and its components
Learn safe driving practices
Recognition of circulation signs, colors, and shapes
The Class 5 Driving lesson
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Introduction to Sage 300 Accounting System
When: October 4-8, 2021
Times: 10am-1pm EST
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.The topics covered will include the following:
Accounts Payable
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The First Response course enables graduates to stabilize emergency situations in prehospital environments. This training is ideal for security personnel, teachers, fitness instructors, health and safety committee members, designated workplace first aid team members, volunteer firefighters, internal EMS personnel, firefighters, wilderness guides and outfitters, camp instructors, and lifeguards.
Course Content includes:
- Legal issues and liabilities
- Primary and secondary scene management
- Advanced first aid procedures
- Airway management
- Oxygen therapy
- C-spine management
- Spinal boards and patient packaging
- Motor vehicle accidents
- Patient transfer to Emergency Medical Services
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Small Systems Water Treatment training will be taking place in Kugaaruk in two blocks. The Small Systems Water Treatment Course is part of a long-term strategy to ensure all personnel who work within the water system understand their role in ensuring the safety of the municipal drinking water system. Participants may include Water Treatment Plant Operators, Water Truck Drivers, Water Truck Driver Assistants, Foremen or Public Works Directors and/or and Building Maintainers, depending on the structure of operations in your municipality. This course will provide a foundational knowledge for drinking water operations, which will be built upon for further training.
Week 1: March 2-6
Week 2: March 9-13
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Small Systems Water Treatment training will be taking place in Hall Beach in two blocks. The Small Systems Water Treatment Course is part of a long-term strategy to ensure all personnel who work within the water system understand their role in ensuring the safety of the municipal drinking water system. Participants may include Water Treatment Plant Operators, Water Truck Drivers, Water Truck Driver Assistants, Foremen or Public Works Directors and/or and Building Maintainers, depending on the structure of operations in your municipality. This course will provide a foundational knowledge for drinking water operations, which will be built upon for further training.
Location: Hall Beach
Block 1: November 5 - 8, 2019
Block 2: November 12 - 15, 2019