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Adult education
G-1988-004: 5-12 · Multiple media · 1981-1983
Part of Northwest Territories. Department of the Executive fonds

One folder consisting of several reports which describe adult education programs in the Baffin Region. Also includes two brochures advertising the programs and a report on Baffin Region students attending the Adult Vocational Training Centre in Fort Smith (contains personal information).
Adult ed[ucation]
G-1988-004: 3-11 · Multiple media · 1960-1971
Part of Northwest Territories. Department of the Executive fonds

One folder consisting of several publications documenting adult education programs for Arctic students: an issue of Food for Thought magazine dedicated to "Education in the North" [March 1960], two brochures on Inuit students pursuing education in the south [1969 and 1971], a brochure depicting the Adult Education Centre in Frobisher Bay [Iqaluit, n.d.], and a workbook for adult students learning English as a second language [1964]. Contains personal information of students, including copies of photos.
Adult Education CASE Program - Inuvik Region
G-1995-004: 16-5 · Multiple media · 1973-1975
Part of Northwest Territories. Department of Education fonds

This file contains correspondence and monthly reports from CASE supervisors in various communities in the Inuvik region [Beaufort-Delta and Sahtu communities]. It also contains a copy of a Program Survey and Review 1972-1973 for the region, which lists the educational opportunities for adults. This report lists the adult participants in continuing and special education programs offered in Inuvik, Fort McPherson, Fort Norman, Aklavik, Fort Franklin, Fort Good Hope, and Tuktoyaktuk in 1972/73. As well, this report lists residents of the region who attended adult vocational training at the A.V.T.C. in Fort Smith, those who went to southern institutes, colleges and universities, as well as attendees of trapper education, guide training, forest fire training, mineral identification, appreticeship training, mechanics and other courses in 1972/73. Lists of short-term community classes taught in the region (not including student lists) are also included in the report.