This 20 day course provides students with the skills and knowledge to challenge the Class 3 theoretical examination and practical driving test to obtain a Class 3 driver license. The course covers both the theoretical knowledge and practical applications of using a Class 3 vehicle. Students will be taught all necessary skills to safely operate in and around Class 3 vehicles. Students must be 18 years old, hold a valid Class 5 license for a minimum of 1 year prior to the start of the course, and obtain a Driver's Medical Examination Report.

The 20-day course is designed to provide licensed drivers with enhanced safety and vehicle management skills, specifically related to operating heavy equipment vehicles such as loaders, dozers, graders, and others. This course aims to equip participants with both theoretical knowledge and practical applications of using heavy equipment.To be eligible for the course, students must meet certain requirements. They need to be residents of the hamlet where the training is taking place, ensuring that the course benefits the local community. Additionally, students must hold a valid Class 5 driver's license for a minimum of one year before the start of the course.

The Class 5 driver training days will be divided 1-2 hour sessions of driving lessons with an experienced instructor. Each student will receive a minimum of 5 hours of one-on-one lessons. Students will learn the fundamentals skills of defensive driving. The instructor will schedule timeslots with the respective students to complete the driving hours over the duration of the course. Skills taught and reinforced will prepare the student to demonstrate all necessary skills tested on the Class 5 examination. Students must currently have a valid Class 7 license to join this course.

The Cabin Building course will provide participants with the necessary knowledge and skills to build their own cabin, combining theoretical and practical lessons.The course will begin with an overview of carpentry tools and their uses, emphasizing safety practices when handling them. Participants will learn how to use and maintain saws, hammers, drills, and chisels. Next, participants will delve into the basics of woodworking, including wood selection, measuring and cutting techniques, and joinery. Through hands-on exercises, participants will gain proficiency in these foundational skills and develop an understanding of how they are applied in cabin building.The course will also cover various construction techniques such as framing, roofing, and insulation.The program will be designed for individuals with little to no experience in carpentry, but with a strong interest in learning the basics of carpentry. We believe that this course will provide an excellent opportunity for participants to gain valuable knowledge and skills while creating a long-lasting and functional structure.For more information or if there are any questions, please contact: 867-222-1864 or info@arctictrainingltd.com

The PAL is a license required to purchase, own, and possess firearms and ammunition in Canada. The course covers topics such as the safe handling, storage, and transportation of firearms, as well as the legal and ethical responsibilities of gun ownership.Hunting and fishing are essential activities that provide food and support cultural traditions. Firearms are often necessary tools for these activities, and it is important that individuals possess the necessary knowledge and skills to handle firearms safely and responsibly.Taking a PAL course can provide individuals with the necessary training and certification to legally own and use firearms for hunting and fishing. Additionally, the course can help individuals understand the importance of responsible gun ownership, including the safe storage of firearms to prevent accidents and unauthorized use.In conclusion, for individuals who rely on hunting and fishing for subsistence and cultural practices, a PAL course can be an essential step in ensuring the safe and responsible use of firearms.

The PAL is a license required to purchase, own, and possess firearms and ammunition in Canada. The course covers topics such as the safe handling, storage, and transportation of firearms, as well as the legal and ethical responsibilities of gun ownership.Hunting and fishing are essential activities that provide food and support cultural traditions. Firearms are often necessary tools for these activities, and it is important that individuals possess the necessary knowledge and skills to handle firearms safely and responsibly.Taking a PAL course can provide individuals with the necessary training and certification to legally own and use firearms for hunting and fishing. Additionally, the course can help individuals understand the importance of responsible gun ownership, including the safe storage of firearms to prevent accidents and unauthorized use.In conclusion, for individuals who rely on hunting and fishing for subsistence and cultural practices, a PAL course can be an essential step in ensuring the safe and responsible use of firearms.

The Class 5 driver training days will be divided 1-2 hour sessions of driving lessons with an experienced instructor. Each student will receive a minimum of 5 hours of one-on-one lessons. Students will learn the fundamentals skills of defensive driving. The instructor will schedule timeslots with the respective students to complete the driving hours over the duration of the course.Skills taught and reinforced will prepare the student to demonstrate all necessary skills tested on the Class 5 examination.Students must currently have a valid Class 7 license to join this course.

The 20-day course is designed to provide licensed drivers with enhanced safety and vehicle management skills, specifically related to operating heavy equipment vehicles such as loaders, dozers, graders, and others. This course aims to equip participants with both theoretical knowledge and practical applications of using heavy equipment.To be eligible for the course, students must meet certain requirements. They need to be residents of the hamlet where the training is taking place, ensuring that the course benefits the local community. Additionally, students must hold a valid Class 5 driver's license for a minimum of one year before the start of the course.

This 20 day course provides students with the skills and knowledge to challenge the Class 3 theoretical examination and practical driving test to obtain a Class 3 driver license.The course covers both the theoretical knowledge and practical applications of using a Class 3 vehicle. Students will be taught all necessary skills to safely operate in and around Class 3 vehicles.Students must be 18 years old, hold a valid Class 5 license for a minimum of 1 year prior to the start of the course, and obtain a Driver's Medical Examination Report.For more information or if there are any questions, please contact: 867-877-1626 or info@arctictrainingltd.com

The 20-day course is designed to provide licensed drivers with enhanced safety and vehicle management skills, specifically related to operating heavy equipment vehicles such as loaders, dozers, graders, and others. This course aims to equip participants with both theoretical knowledge and practical applications of using heavy equipment.To be eligible for the course, students must meet certain requirements. They need to be residents of the hamlet where the training is taking place, ensuring that the course benefits the local community. Additionally, students must hold a valid Class 5 driver's license for a minimum of one year before the start of the course.

The Class 5 driver training days will be divided 1-2 hour sessions of driving lessons with an experienced instructor. Each student will receive a minimum of 5 hours of one-on-one lessons. Students will learn the fundamentals skills of defensive driving. The instructor will schedule timeslots with the respective students to complete the driving hours over the duration of the course. Skills taught and reinforced will prepare the student to demonstrate all necessary skills tested on the Class 5 examination. Students must currently have a valid Class 7 license to join this course. For more information or if there are any questions, please contact: 867-877-1626 or info@arctictrainingltd.com

This 20 day course provides students with the skills and knowledge to challenge the Class 3 theoretical examination and practical driving test to obtain a Class 3 driver license. The course covers both the theoretical knowledge and practical applications of using a Class 3 vehicle. Students will be taught all necessary skills to safely operate in and around Class 3 vehicles. Students must be 18 years old, hold a valid Class 5 license for a minimum of 1 year prior to the start of the course, and obtain a Driver's Medical Examination Report.

The 20-day course is designed to provide licensed drivers with enhanced safety and vehicle management skills, specifically related to operating heavy equipment vehicles such as loaders, dozers, graders, and others. This course aims to equip participants with both theoretical knowledge and practical applications of using heavy equipment.To be eligible for the course, students must meet certain requirements. They need to be residents of the hamlet where the training is taking place, ensuring that the course benefits the local community. Additionally, students must hold a valid Class 5 driver's license for a minimum of one year before the start of the course.

The Introduction to Mechanics course aims to provide practical knowledge and skills related to mechanics that are essential in various communities. The main objective of the course is to help the participants understand the basic mechanical concepts that underline many aspects of daily life, including force, motion, energy, and power. The course will also cover how to troubleshoot and repair common mechanical problems and develop skills in using hand and power tools. Safety practices in mechanical work are crucial, and the course will emphasize their importance. The participants will learn how to identify potential hazards and follow appropriate safety procedures, including the proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE). The course will be hands-on and practical, with a focus on real-world scenarios and examples relevant to the participant's work. Basic mathematics and measurements that are necessary for mechanical work will also be covered. By the end of the course, participants should be equipped with the knowledge and skills needed to perform their work safely and efficiently. The instructor is a certified red seal mechanic and has teaching experience in northern remote communities. The course was developed taking in consideration the potential participants. Although there is a theoretical aspect to the course, practical experience is essential for developing mechanical skills. The course provides hands-on training that allows participants to work on actual vehicles and equipment.

The Introduction to Mechanics course aims to provide practical knowledge and skills related to mechanics that are essential in various communities. The main objective of the course is to help the participants understand the basic mechanical concepts that underline many aspects of daily life, including force, motion, energy, and power. The course will also cover how to troubleshoot and repair common mechanical problems and develop skills in using hand and power tools. Safety practices in mechanical work are crucial, and the course will emphasize their importance. The participants will learn how to identify potential hazards and follow appropriate safety procedures, including the proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE). The course will be hands-on and practical, with a focus on real-world scenarios and examples relevant to the participant's work. Basic mathematics and measurements that are necessary for mechanical work will also be covered. By the end of the course, participants should be equipped with the knowledge and skills needed to perform their work safely and efficiently. The instructor is a certified red seal mechanic and has teaching experience in northern remote communities. The course was developed taking in consideration the potential participants. Although there is a theoretical aspect to the course, practical experience is essential for developing mechanical skills. The course provides hands-on training that allows participants to work on actual vehicles and equipment.

This 20 day course provides students with the skills and knowledge to challenge the Class 3 theoretical examination and practical driving test to obtain a Class 3 driver license. The course covers both the theoretical knowledge and practical applications of using a Class 3 vehicle. Students will be taught all necessary skills to safely operate in and around Class 3 vehicles. Students must be 18 years old, hold a valid Class 5 license for a minimum of 1 year prior to the start of the course, and obtain a Driver's Medical Examination Report.