Community Resources

JobSeries

The JobSeries programs are pre-employment and pre-training learning opportunities for people who require personal skills development, need assistance to develop career plans, are seeking employment or further education, or need to enhance work skills to maintain employment.

JobSeries can be purchased from SIIT by Labour Force Development Agencies, Social Development Programs, or employers who wish to develop a pool of future employees. Cost sharing arrangements can be made among potential partners.

For more information on JobSeries, please contact 306-477-9341.

JobFocus

Targeted Learners

  • People who have multiple obstacles to overcome prior to implementing a career plan.

Expectations

  • Within the context of their personal goals, learners identify the barriers that inhibit them from moving forward and develop an action plan outlining how they plan to address each barrier.
  • To support the barrier identification process and development of solutions, discussion topics include: communication, addictions, legal matters, behaviour, technology, values, and healthy lifestyle.

Outcomes

  • Learners will possess a fully developed action plan that identifies their employment barriers and outlines how each of them shall be addressed, with specific goals, resources, and timelines.

Program Length

  • 8 weeks

JobSkills

Targeted Learners

  • People who need to strengthen foundational learning skills in order to participate in future career training activities

Expectations

  • Learners will participate in programming that will help to prepare them for success in subsequent skill development training activities. Topics are organized into 5 main themes: Lifestyle Management, Assessment of Skill Levels, Learning/Study Skills, Organizational Skills, and Exposure to Career Options.
  • Learners will also be guided through a Career Map development process where they will select an appropriate and specific employment goal and map out the activities that will help them to attain this goal.
  • Learners will have exposure to specific employment and career opportunities through targeted site visits and presentations.

Outcomes

  • Learners will have fully developed Career Maps- based on specific career aspirations- which will help guide them to employment. Learners will be prepared to begin implementation of those plans.

Program Length

  • 12 weeks

JobFind

Targeted Learners

  • People who possess the skills and credentials to qualify for specific jobs, and reside in a location that provides access to a job market.

Expectations

  • Learners will have the opportunity to address small employment credential gaps and receive support and guidance in active job application processes.
  • Learners will participate in general employment skill development programming in topic areas including: getting organized, communications, job search, resume update, interview techniques, employability and life management.

Outcomes

  • Learners will secure employment and exit the program as that occurs.

Program Length

  • Up to 8 weeks

JobSeries

About

  • An additional component is called JobSeries which is a combination of 2-3 of the programs listed above (JobFocus, JobSkills and JobFind).

Program Length

  • Up to 20 weeks

“Within the Business program Indigenous culture is incorporated into our learning environment. I knew I was able to succeed in completing my Business Diploma because my instructor included culture in our education.”

Hunter McLean, Business graduate, is from James Smith First Nation.

Career Centres

6,618

clients worked with job coaches last year

Career Centres

8 Centres

Start your career at any one of our 8 Career Centres in Saskatchewan

Scholarships

$430K

in student scholarships awarded last year

Scholarships

165

awards available to SIIT students

Academic Programs

122

SIIT programs offered in 2017-18

Academic Programs

56%

were offered at Campus locations

44%

were offered at Community locations

Academic Programs

2,432

students registered in 2017-18

We are Indigenous

93%

of students and

70%

of staff self-identify as Indigenous

We are Indigenous

Students from over

70+

First Nations attend SIIT from across Saskatchewan

Academic Programs

1,507

students completed their program in 2017-18

Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies

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