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Albert Dawson - Aboriginal Ecotourism Training Program Participant - BC Canada


Albert Dawson has participated and completed the Aboriginal Ecotourism Training Program (AETP).

The AETP is a program that is delivered in partnership with Heiltsuk Tribal Council, Vancouver Island University (Nanaimo), and North Island College (Comox). This program is an opportunity for Indigenous students to obtain 33 transferable credits to a university and a variety of certificates including; wilderness first aid, CPR level 3, Radio Operators Certificate – Maritime, first host, as well as kayak/canoe/stand-up paddleboard. This program delivers monthly 7-9 day condensed courses, through a 9-10 month period, and takes place in various communities where participants have the opportunity to meet local business owner/operators obtaining hands-on, lived experiences that simply cannot be learned within a classroom. The AETP has a 100% graduation rate, and has contributed to returning to University, as well as, led to a variety of seasonal and full-time employment for its students.

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Organization: Heiltsuk Tribal Council, Vancouver Island University, North Island College
Name: Albert Dawson
Title: Student - Aboriginal Ecotourism Training Program
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYz9yLUsE10

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Name: Evangeline Clifton
Regional Lead(s):
  • Sharon Hobenshield 

Province/Territory

British Columbia

Education Topics

Culture
Curriculum
Elder Knowledge
Environment
Land-based Learning
Leadership
Life Skills
Traditional Knowledge

Education Levels

Post-Secondary

Language Spoken

English
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