Tsi Shakotiio’tenhseraienwá:se
Employment & Training Service Center
The mission of the Tsi Shakotiio’tenhseraienwá:se – Kanesatake Employment and Training Service Center is to provide employment and training services to Kanesatake’ro:non as well as help and support them in their integration into the labour market.
Latest Job Postings
Announcement of a bursary for future Indigenous Students of Journalism at UQAM.
She:kon, please see message below. Voici la bourse annuelle de l'UQAM pour futur étudiant autochtone en journalisme. 10 000$ en bourse. Le concours 2023 de la Bourse Aontaiontenrohwe qui s’adresse aux étudiants autochtones voulant poursuivre des études en...
2023 Summer Student Application
She:kon, The new Summer Student Job Application form is now available. You can find it below or on the Summer Student Page. Student application Nia:wen,[dssb_sharing_buttons _builder_version="4.18.0" _module_preset="default" module_alignment="center"...
KETSC Guide for Employers
KETSC received funding from Services Québec to create a guide for employers who hire Kanesatakero:non on employability measures. The guide was translated into French and Kanien'kéha. Employers may download a version of the guide in the language of their choice:...
FABLAB NOMAD Training
She:kon, Everyone is welcome to come to KETSC to see a demonstration of what can be accomplished with the FABLAB NOMAD training. The Kanesatake Employment and Training Service Center (KETSC) will be happy to see you this Saturday, February 25, 2023 from 10:00 am to...
Latest Success Stories
Alison Joannette
KETSC supported Alison Joannette with vocational training funding. She attended Performance Plus Lachute and took the course Santé assistance et soins infirmier.
She is presently employed at the Elders Home here in the community as Infirmière auxillaire.
Erica Lepage
Congratulation Erica!
She successfully completed her Welding and Fitting training with CSSMI-SWLSB in St-Eustache. Supported by KETSC & SA. She also obtained her high school equivalency at the Kanesatake Satellite Adult Education. Erica did not have any wheels at the time and took the Oka-Express to travel to school. A non-traditional occupation for women, she demonstrated that it can be done. Good luck on your new endeavours. If you need a welder contact Erica!
Cassidy Beaupré
Through KETSC she was able to connect with Air Canada, apply and successfully pass the training. Air Canada is a company that is always looking to hire Indigenous people. Go to Air Canada website and check out their job offers.
Vanessa Richards
KETSC helped Vanessa Richards by funding her vocational studies. She took Secretarial Studies at the Nova Career Center. She is now employed at First Nations Human Resources Development Commission of Quebec (FNHRDCQ) as an Administrative Assistant.
Included in the picture is Susan King. Executive Director of FNHRDCQ
Louanne Cataford
Congratulation Louanne Cataford! She graduated from Rosemount Technology Center in the Printing program. We are proud of you!
Shyann Nelson-Baker
KETSC helped her obtain a Diploma in Multimedia Graphic Design and Web Design.
KETSC financially supported Shyann in an employability work measure with the Kanesatake Health Center inc. During this measure she trained in IT Essentials with FNEC developing her IT managing skills and developed the Kanesatake Health Center website.
Our Partners
HOURS*
Monday to Friday: 8:00am - 4:00pm
CONTACT
Email: ketsc@kanesatake.ca
Address: 14C Joseph Swan Road, Kanesatake, QC, CA, J0N1E0