Nunavut Arctic College Environmental Technology Program (ETP) instructors Michelle McEwan and Jason Carpenter will join 150 polar educators from around the world at the IPY 2012 From Knowledge to Action Conference and PolarEDUCATORS Workshop being held this April in Montreal.

POND INLET, Nunavut (December 19, 2025) – Nunavut Arctic College students in Pond Inlet have the opportunity to earn a Diploma in Environmental Technology thanks to a generous contribution from Baffinland Iron Mines Corporation.

Gyu Oh, Fine Arts faculty member with the Nunavut Teacher Education Program, has had a very successful semester. Earlier in the term her Year 3 students staged an ambitious and innovative Art Exhibit at Nunatta campus, Iqaluit. Having seen the response from the College community, our Year 1 students indicated an interest in doing the same.

I have attached pictures of some of our Year 1 students and samples of the work they produced. It included such items as: soap stone carvings; prints; print making; timelines and block carving.

We thank the students for their first steps into the Fine Arts arena and Gyu Oh for her efforts on their behalf.

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It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Rankin Inlet. Staff and students gathered last week for the annual Kivalliq Hall Christmas Dinner! In this photo from Dorothy Tootoo, Office Administration student Geela Saviakjuk and her baby sample the delicious dinner served up by Rankin Inlet's own Jason Brown and Jordan Angnetsiak of Pond Inlet, with Interim Arctic College President Mike Shouldice filling in for Santa. Thanks to all the staff and students who made this wonderful event possible.

The Pond Inlet Community Learning Centre held a very successful traditional sewing and literacy project this month. The project was coordinated by Leslie Qammaniq. Adults learned traditional Inuit language terminology and clothing techniques. In this photograph, students are creating a sealskin amoutiq based on a traditional North Baffin design with Instructor (in yellow) Paumee Komangapik. Students left to right of Paumee are: Linda Arnakallak, Rosie Katsak, Angnowyak Kilukishak. Photograph is by: Nathaniel Ningiuk

IQALUIT, Nunavut (September 13, 2026) – The Honourable Premier Eva Aariak, welcomed three newly elected Members to the Legislative Assembly of Nunavut. By-elections were held yesterday in the constituencies of Iqaluit West, Pangnirtung and Tununiq.

The Nunavut Teacher Education Program, Pond Inlet, have started classes for the academic year. They are currently enrolled in Year 2 and are under the direction of Instructor Ainsley Hunt.

This year Nakasuk School, Iqaluit, has again entered into a partnership with the Nunavut Teacher Education Program of Arctic College.

it's that time of year! Students and staff with the Nunavut Teacher Education Program kicked off the new school year registering for classes at Nunatta Campus in Iqaluit.

The Nunavut Teacher Education Program (NTEP), in partnership with the University of Regina, offers a campus and community based program prepares Nunavummiut to become classroom teachers in Nunavut schools. The emphasis is on training primary and elementary teachers, but students may choose to practice at the Junior High and High School levels. The program has a strong focus on practice, and the theory learned in courses is applied in classroom situations through observation and teaching.

WELCOME TO THE 2011-2012 ACADEMIC YEAR!