Question 1

What will I learn from this course?

Accepted Answer

This course covers key aspects of building respectful, long-term partnerships with Indigenous communities, including legal, ethical, and cultural considerations.

Question 2

Who is the ideal audience for this course?

Accepted Answer

The course is ideal for Indigenous community leaders, government representatives, industry professionals, and anyone involved in community development or CSR.

Question 3

Is there any prerequisite for attending the course?

Accepted Answer

There are no prerequisites for attending; however, a background in community development or working with Indigenous communities may be beneficial.

Question 4

Will there be any certification?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you will receive a Course Completion Certificate upon finishing the course.

Question 5

Can this course be delivered in-house?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we offer customized in-house training for organizations that wish to train their teams on Indigenous partnerships.

Question 6

Will lunch and refreshments be provided?

Accepted Answer

Yes, lunch, snacks, and beverages will be provided during the session.

Question 7

What is the course format?

Accepted Answer

The course is delivered in a classroom (in-person) format with interactive sessions, case studies, and role-play activities.

Question 8

How do I register for the course?

Accepted Answer

You can register through our website or by contacting our team directly.

Question 9

Is this course relevant for non-government organizations?

Accepted Answer

Yes, NGOs working in Indigenous community development will benefit from the insights and tools provided in this course.

Question 10

Can I attend the course if I'm new to working with Indigenous communities?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely! This course is designed to provide foundational knowledge and practical tools for anyone new to the field.

Indigenous Engagement: 1 Day Session for Community Development – Whitehorse