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Nunavut Teacher Education Program to offer online science courses
Written by Brian Manning, Nunavut Teacher Education ProgramProgram planning for next year is continuing unabated in Education Programs at Nunavut Arctic College.
In this current year, we made efforts to include new initiatives as it pertained to course delivery. It is important that we continually seek ways and means to address the realities of geography and the cultural dynamic that is reflective of this large land.
Nursing students learn about transferring and lifting patients
Written by Sally NaphanYear one Nursing students were fortunate enough to have a very experienced Physiotherapist, Connie Lee, Qikiqtani Regional Physiotherapist, instruct them on Transferring and Lifting Patients.
Arctic College celebrates first graduation of the season in Igloolik
Written by Arctic College, with thanks to Ellen HamiltonIt was a very happy day in Igloolik, Nunavut this week. In the first graduation ceremony of the season, 16 students graduated from the Arctic College Early Childhood Education and College Foundations certificate programs.
Increased Inuktitut and English language training for Nunavut Arctic College degree programs
Written by Brian ManningEducation and Health and Wellness Programs have engaged in a process of Curriculum planning and innovation for the next academic year, 2012–2013.
The Muskox Project: Pilot program combines literacy, technology and distance learning in Nunavut
Written by Arctic College, with thanks to Ellen HamiltonEarly Childhood Education students in Igloolik created web-based children’s stories as part of a literacy initiative in the North Baffin called The Muskox Project.
Animated Nunavut film honoured at Cine Las Americas International Film Festival
Written by Nunavut Arctic CollegeThe award-winning animated Nunavut film Amaqqut Nunaat: The Country of Wolves has won the jury award for "Best Narrative Short" at the 15th Cine Las Americas International Film Festival in Austin, Texas.
