BEAHR Indigenous Training Programs
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Indigenous Training Programs for Local Workforce Development
Provide employment-driven, culturally relevant, and vocational training that meet the geographical needs of your region.
First launched in 2006, our Indigenous Environmental BEAHR Training Programs continue to share a simple goal: to provide introductory workforce training to help First Nations, Metis and Inuit communities across Canada work in the environmental sector. Because of the environmental diversity across Canada, the program is customized to meet local needs based on a variety of components from local community needs to geographic factors.
As a licensed BEAHR trainer, you will not only deliver these 1 to 16-week employment-focused courses, but also help build relevant skillset among your local Indigenous partnerships to help them secure meaningful jobs in their local areas. You will hone the course focus on skill competencies and jobs relevant to your local area. Your work will have a positive impact on the Indigenous communities you serve, students and graduates, and, ultimately, your business.
We have already had more than 6000+ students from more than 315+ Indigenous communities across Canada graduate from our programs. With your help, as a licensed BEAHR trainer, we will grow our membership and help youth prepare to enter the environmental field with this valuable certification in their hands.
Training
Programs Are
- Locally Relevant
- A balance of classroom and field work
- A blend of Traditional Knowledge with Western sceience
- Inclusive of Elder participation
- Nationally recognized
Grow & Nurture
Benefits of BEAHR
As a licensed BEAHR trainer, you and your organization will contribute to your community and its local workforce. You will have the opportunity to:
- Diversify your business and training offerings
- Create mutually beneficial relationships with local communities
- Build local Indigenous talent to support economic development
- Promote sustainable development
Trainer Eligibility Requirements
The license to deliver BEAHR programs is provided to individual organizations, who then select qualified instructors to deliver the program on their behalf.
All licensee organizations must demonstrate:
- Successful history working with indigenous communities
- Awareness of employment opportunities in the region
- Record as a well-established public or private organization
- Documented interest by local communities in acquiring training.
Trainer Approval
Each instructor must be approved by ECO Canada to deliver BEAHR courses. Approval is granted by evaluation of:
- Professional credentials and experience
- Project examples relevant to course material
- Reference checks
- On-site instruction evaluation
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A suite of culturally relevant training programs to support environmental job creation within Indigenous communities across Canada.