Serving the Business Community
Indigenous Awareness Training
Our Indigenous Awareness Training webinars, led by SCC Director of Indigenous Engagement Nick Crighton, are designed to inform members of the business community about the culture and history of Indigenous peoples in Saskatchewan. Current courses range from Level 1 to Level 3 with advanced courses offering an in-depth look at HR practices and cultural traditions.
Webinars consist of a 1-hour presentation followed by 30 minutes Q&A. Certificate of Participation provided upon completion of each level.
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Level 1
Myths & Misconceptions
Learn MoreOpen to the SCC membership and the general public, this introductory session covers the history of First Nation & Métis peoples in Saskatchewan from pre-contact to today, including Treaties and the TRC Calls to Action. The session takes place over a full day, or 8 hours. Participants are encouraged to engage in dialogue and participate in various exercises throughout the day.
This session is a prerequisite to all advanced levels of Indigenous Awareness Training.
Indigenous Awareness Training Webinars
The webinar sessions are presented by John Lagimodiere.
John Lagimodiere is the province’s leading expert in providing Indigenous Awareness Training with over 20 years of experience. His business, ACS Aboriginal Consulting Services, is a past ABEX winner and has contracts with the Government of Saskatchewan and PostashCorp. John Lagimodiere has a close relationship with the SCC and has served as co-MC for the ABEX Awards for several years.
Level 2
Implementing an Indigenous Strategy & Hiring/Retention for Business
Learn MoreThis advanced session is designed with senior business leaders and Human Resource managers in mind and covers how to implement an Indigenous strategy for your business as well as information on hiring and retaining Indigenous employees. The session takes place over a half day, or 3 hours. Participants are encouraged to engage in dialogue and participate in various case studies throughout the session.
Prerequisite: Attendees should have already attended Indigenous Awareness Training Level 1: Myths & Misconceptions or have a base level knowledge of the history of Indigenous & Métis peoples in Saskatchewan as well as the TRC Calls to Action.
Indigenous Awareness Training Webinars
The webinar sessions are presented by John Lagimodiere.
John Lagimodiere is the province’s leading expert in providing Indigenous Awareness Training with over 20 years of experience. His business, ACS Aboriginal Consulting Services, is a past ABEX winner and has contracts with the Government of Saskatchewan and PostashCorp. John Lagimodiere has a close relationship with the SCC and has served as co-MC for the ABEX Awards for several years.
Check this page regularly for additional sessions.
Level 3
Indigenous Protocols & Cultural Traditions in Saskatchewan
Learn MoreThis session has been designed as a supplemental course to Indigenous Awareness Training Level 1: Myths and Misconceptions and provides participants with an in depth look at Indigenous protocols and cultural traditions in Saskatchewan, including how to interact with Indigenous senior officials, Elders and Knowledge Keepers. The session takes place over a half day, or 3 hours. Participants are encouraged to engage in dialogue and participate in various case studies throughout the session.
Prerequisite: Attendees should have already attended Indigenous Awareness Training Level 1: Myths & Misconceptions or have a base level knowledge of the history of Indigenous & Métis peoples in Saskatchewan as well as the TRC Calls to Action.
Indigenous Awareness Training Webinars
The webinar sessions are presented by John Lagimodiere.
John Lagimodiere is the province’s leading expert in providing Indigenous Awareness Training with over 20 years of experience. His business, ACS Aboriginal Consulting Services, is a past ABEX winner and has contracts with the Government of Saskatchewan and PostashCorp. John Lagimodiere has a close relationship with the SCC and has served as co-MC for the ABEX Awards for several years.
Check this page regularly for additional sessions.