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Indspire E-Newsletter

2021-2022

2020-2021

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We’re looking for an outstanding Indigenous indi

We’re looking for an outstanding Indigenous individual to support Indigenous students in their pursuit of academic success! 😊

Our Building Brighter Futures: Bursaries and Scholarships team wants to hear from you if you’re passionate about working directly with students to help them get the opportunities they need to pursue their academic dreams. 📚

Send your resume to hr@indspire.ca before August 25, 2022, if you have:

✔️ Completed post-secondary education (or equivalent experience);
✔️ The ability to work under pressure in a high-volume processing environment;
✔️ Excellent organizational, interpersonal, and communication skills, with strong attention to detail;
✔️ The ability to work well independently and with a team, dealing at times with difficult situations.

Find out more about the job at the link in our bio! 🙌

#jobs #hiring #jobshiring #BBF

📣 Calling all amazing #Indigenous educators: we

📣 Calling all amazing #Indigenous educators: we want to hear from YOU! 👏

We’re starting to (slowly) get into #backtoschool mode, and we want to invite you to our National Gathering for Indigenous Education from Nov 23-25, 2022 in Winnipeg, MB. And we want to learn what you have to share! 😊

Send us your proposals on topics related to the following areas in K-12 education:

🧠 Mental/Intellectual – Knowing;
❤️ Emotional/Social – Feeling;
💪 Physical – Doing;
🪶 Spiritual – Being.

Click on the link in our bio to find out more and submit your presentation proposals! 🙌

#NG2022 #NationalGathering #IndigenousEducation #IndigenousExcellence #IndigenousEducators #Indigenous

Sometimes your life journey sees you pursue severa

Sometimes your life journey sees you pursue several different types of knowledge simultaneously – something Phoebe Oweetaluktuk knows very well. 😊

Originally from Inukjuak, Nunavik, she’s recently finished studying in John Abbott College’s Nunavik Sivunitsavut program, supported by our Building Brighter Futures: Bursaries & Scholarships program.

Now that she’s finished, she plans on blending her newfound knowledge with further studies in trades, either continuing her previous studies as a mining apprentice or in plumbing.

She is passionate about sharing what she’s learned: “I am also interested in teaching my people, the next generation, of what I learned in the program of Nunavik Sivunitsavut about our culture, language and oral histories.”

Learn more about Phoebe’s story at the link in our bio. 🙌

#BBF #thankyou #IndigenousStudents #StudentSuccess

Know a wonderful Indigenous teacher, counsellor, E

Know a wonderful Indigenous teacher, counsellor, EA, mentor, or Knowledge Keeper? We want to meet them too! 😊

But don’t wait – you only have until Monday (that’s Aug 15, 2022) to nominate these amazing #IndigenousEducators for our Guiding the Journey Awards! 🏆

Click on the link in our bio to complete a Guiding the Journey Award nomination. 🙌

There are even awards for an Indigenous organization and a non-Indigenous partner in Indigenous education, so don’t miss the chance to recognize them too!

#GTJ #GuidingTheJourney #NG2022 #NationalGathering #IndigenousEducation #IndigenousExcellence #IndigenousEducators #Indigenous

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