North Vancouver Island Aboriginal Society

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1211 Cypress St
Campbell River, BC V9W 2Z3
+1 (250) 286-3455
https://nviats.com

The North Vancouver Island Aboriginal Training Society (NVIATS) is a community-driven organization dedicated to assisting Aboriginal people in the North Vancouver Island region achieve self-sufficiency through high-quality training and employment opportunities. NVIATS offers a variety of programs and services aimed at increasing the participation of Aboriginal peoples in the Canadian labour market by providing comprehensive training initiatives that lead to full-time sustainable employment.

With a focus on accessibility and support, NVIATS delivers interactive programs, certificates, and workshops in both online and in-person formats to cater to local and remote students. Their mission is to empower students with essential life and job skills, ongoing mentorship, and resources to enhance their employability and help them reach their career goals.

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