2 Immediate Spaces in Security Officer Supported Program

Two spaces in the Security Officer Supported Program have just opened up. 

This program started January 12, 2015 so we are able to fill these seats if there are candidates that can start immediately. 

Candidates will be asked for a criminal record check (costs are covered by the program).  Please send referrals immediately – students are eligible for PTA and all tuition fees are covered.  The program ends on April 30, 2015.  This is a great opportunity for someone that would benefit from training in a supported environment, leading to a career in the Security Officer industry. 

 
The program is designed to support Literacy level 1 & 2 learners as they complete 12 weeks of in-class instruction and 3 weeks of work experience to achieve their Security Officer Licence and course credits.
January 12 – April 30, 2015 (Mon-Friday 9:00 am – 4:00 pm)
Classroom Location: Sask Polytechnic, Academic Centre
The Supported Program Includes:
– In-class instruction Security Officer
– First Aid/CPR certification – WHMIS Certification
– Driver Training
– Training: workplace skills, life skills, basic literacy and study skills
– Complete resume preparation
– Completion of practicum/work experience
– Elder and Adult Tutor services available
– Mental Health First Aid training
– Access to community supports, resources and referrals
Tuition Fees are Covered by the Program – PTA Eligible

Upon Successful Completion of the program, participants will be eligible for:
– Employment as a Security Officer
– Continued support from the Prince Albert Literacy Network Adult Tutor
Program.

Court proceedings

'The impact of this trauma will echo for generations': court case surrounding La Ronge woman's death reaches conclusion

22h ago

Going Global

P.A.'s Zablocki named to Team Canada for U18 Women's World Championships

22h ago

Election 2024

Birch Hills staff won't share election decision

23h ago

Criteria for Application:
1. Assessed as Level 1 or 2 Learner (free assessments provided)
2. First Nations/Métis and/or unemployed
3. Must be prepared to complete a Criminal Record check