Its all about CHOICES!
SUCCESS STORIES
Meet some of the clients of TCETSA who went on to great careers thanks to the excellent training provided by TCETSA. Contact us for your new career!
One of many success stories!
Lauren Scanie is a Participant in the Cenovus Employment Initiative and is now employed with Cenovus as a Lab Assistant. She states: "Since joining The Project has been nothing but GREAT! Everyone that I met (in the program and in the employment field) have been more than willing to help me learn and adjust to the complex world of the oilfield. The only barrier I had to overcome was myself, believing that I could put everything I've got into a job that I've learned to love. Everyday is a learning experience and I thank Cenovus and Cold Lake First Nations for giving me this opportunity to explore the workforce"
Amanda Cardinal, a single mother has completed all her safety certificate training and has employment with the Heart Lake Construction as a Rock Truck Driver. She leaves her little boy to go to camp at the Cold Lake Airs Weapons Range on a two week shift. She doesn’t like to leave her son but has committed to go to work each shift.
Jesse Malone, a member of Whitefish Lake First Nation, is currently in his 3rd year as a Plumber and Gas Fitter at NAIT and is employed by Michaud Plumbing & Heating (MPH).
Safety Ticket Trained and employed at Kehewin Cree Nation.
Andy Gadwa Barbara Roy
Allison Badger Sheyna Badger
Students from the Whitefish Lake First Nation.
Colton Hunter successfully completed the Pre-Employment Welding Program at Portage College.
Jason Whitford has completed his 2nd year Auto Body Refinisher at NAIT and is employed by Terle Autobody Ltd.
Timothy Hunter also completed the Pre-Employment Welding Program at Portage College.
Sheryl Huggins is taking her Class 3 truck driver training at Cameron Driver Education Ltd. "Thanks to Tribal Chiefs Employment & Training I was able to get some training that will further help my career goals. They are all very helpful and knowledgeable. I’m very lucky to have all these people help me."
"Tribal Chiefs has helped me though all three periods of schooling. Without their encouragement I would not be a successful 4th year Apprentice and one step away from being a Journeyman."
Bradley Pruden completed his 3rd year electrician at SAIT.
Its all about
CHOICES!
TRIBAL CHIEFS EMPLOYMENT & TRAINING SERVICES ASSOCIATION ~ TCETSA
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