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Centre for Aboriginal Human Resource Development Inc. Neeginan Institute of Applied Technology Registering Students for CERTIFIED or ACCREDITED Training Programs rEgistEr Now for AN oriENtAtioN ANd iNformAtioN sEssioN a division of CAHRD ARE YOU AN ABORIGINAL PERSON interested in new and exciting CAREER OPPORTUNITIES? REGISTER TODAY FOR: Aerospace Manufacturing Technician PROGRAM OVERVIEW - Aerospace Manufacturing Technician is a certificate pro- gram. The program consists of training specific to the Aerospace industry and includes the following areas of study: Introduction to Aerospace Manufacturing; Safety and Tool Handling; Blueprint Reading; Process Specifications; Honeycombe Core Fabrica- tion; Composite Fabrication, Assembly and Repair; Trim; Inspection; Sheet Metal and Exterior Finishing. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES - Upon successful completion of the program graduates are able to work within the aerospace and manufacturing industry. The aerospace industry offers rewarding employment in a growing industry. Graduates have employ- ment opportunities with a number of companies that repair or manufacture composite structures. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS - Grade 12 is required; however, consideration will be given to applicants who are able to attend upgrading to fulfill the grade level require- ment. Applicants must have a clear criminal record, specifically with any crimes related to breach of trust crimes. • Upgrading is available on-site through the Aboriginal Community Campus. • Aerospace information sessions are held every Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. in Room 304. • All applicants are required to take the Level Placement Test (LPT). • The LPT test is held every Monday and Wednesday at 1:00 p.m. in Room 304. Starting Wage - $18.00 per hour Length - 7 month program Tuition - Tuition is individually based. Please contact Neeginan Institute of Applied Technology to determine funding eligibility and tuition costs. Start Date - October 2011 Partnerships: Boeing Canada Manitoba Aerospace Human Resources Council Applicants must be of Aboriginal ancestry (Status, Non-Status, Métis or Inuit) RRC Stevenson Campus Funding may be available. CAREER ExcitingAErospAcE OPPORTUNITIES ABORIGINAL COMMUNITY CAMPUS • Machinist (Level 1 Apprentice) Set-up and operate lathes, milling, grinding and drilling machines, and learn to construct various items from metal and other related materials. • • • • • • • Gas Turbine Repair and Overhaul (GTRO) (CAHRD) Centre for Aboriginal Human Resource Development Inc. | 304-181 Higgins Avenue | R3B 3G1 Service Learn to repair airplane and helicopter engines for Standard Aero and other Aerospace companies. • • • Available Tutoring and After-School Groups Relevant Materials Experienced, Certified Advocacy Services Library Adult and Community Instructors Study a division of CAHRD Grade 12, Literacy and Upgrading Neeginan Institute 2012-2013 Program List • Aerospace Manufactur- ing Technician • Gas Turbine Repair & Overhaul (GTR&O) • Machinist Level 1 Apprentice • Industrial Manufactur- ing Technician • Carpentry Level 1 Apprentice • Building Systems Technician/5th Class Power Engineering • C.W.B. Welding Certification Access to Computer Labs and the Internet Secondary Applications Academic Planning Assistance with Post Licensed and Subsidized Aboriginal Daycare on-site Access to Health Services and Traditional Healers • Medical Laboratory Assistant • Information & Office Administration Assistant REGISTER NOW FOR AN ORIENTATION AND INFORMATION SESSION Call (204) 989-7110 to start your career today! www.cahrd.org CAREER TODAY! START YOUR