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Module 4: Entry 5 Canadian Aboriginal Science and Technology Society http://www.casts.ca/index.html The Canadian Aboriginal Science and Technology Society (CASTS) is an organization established by Aboriginal professionals with the intention of increasing the number of Aboriginal people in science and technology (S&T) careers. It began as a vision of Calgary Aboriginal professionals and is now run […]

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Module 4: Entry 4 NAIT: Pre-Technology – Aboriginal http://www.nait.ca/program_home_21562.htm The Northern Alberta Institute of Technology offers a pre-technology program for Aboriginal students who are wishing to return to school to upgrade their credentials. The program is designed for Aboriginal learners without a strong background in math, science, and English or people who have been out […]

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Module 4: Entry 3 Aboriginal Forest Resource Technology Diploma Access Program http://www.cnc.bc.ca/CNC_Programs/AFRT.htm The Aboriginal Forest Resource Technology Diploma Access Program is offered through the College of New Caledonia (CNC) in Prince George, BC (main campus). This program is aimed at Aboriginal people, but is open to everyone and requires successful completion of grade 10 or […]

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NativeWeb

Module 4: Entry 2 NativeWeb http://www.nativeweb.org/info/ Based in Dewitt New York, NativeWeb is a global non-profit educational technology organization that utilizes telecommunications and the internet as a portal for Aboriginal people to connect. NativeWeb promotes communication between native and non-native people and actively researches technology usage by native peoples. Their site contains the following five […]

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Module 4: Entry 1 National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation (NAAF) http://www.naaf.ca/html/home_e.html The National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation is a non-profit organization that serves to connect Aboriginal youth in Canada to careers and productive futures. Next to the federal government, the NAAF is the biggest supporter of connecting Aboriginal youth in Canada to future options. Their site contains […]

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