When: September 13–15, 2019
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When: January 18–20, 2019
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When: November 16–18, 2018
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Description coming soon!
When: October 2, 2018
Where: Ottawa, ON
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AFOA Canada is hosting the 19th National Conference in Ottawa, ON from October 2 - 4, 2018 at the Shaw Centre. To register online you must sign in on the right or create an account.
When: October 2–4, 2018
Where: Ottawa, ON
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1-day Pre-conference Workshop on Human Resources Management Essentials: Module 2 - Planning and Staffing. Module 2 provides participants with information that will enable them to enhance the planning and staffing functions within their organizations. This one-day workshop covers the following topics: human resource planning; recruitment and selection; discipline policy and process; and termination processes. Join us in an interactive and engaging session that allows ample time for... Details
When: October 2, 2018
Where: Ottawa, ON
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2-day Pre-conference Workshop on Values and Ethics in the Indigenous Workplace. This workshop has been developed to provide participants with a broad understanding of creating and maintaining values and ethics within the Indigenous workplace. The workshop covers the following areas: business ethics; how ethics relate to Indigenous traditions; fundamentals of human resource management; how to develop a code of ethics for your organization; how the issue of ethics impacts governance... Details
When: October 1–2, 2018
Where: Ottawa, ON
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1-day Pre-conference Workshop on First Nations Community Governance I. This workshop on First Nations Community Governance is directed toward elected Indigenous leaders and Senior Administration staff working in First Nation communities. It has been designed to provide a general overview of Indigenous governance concepts, as well as many practical examples and best practices to assist elected Indigenous leaders and administration staff in better understanding the roles and... Details
When: October 1, 2018
Where: Ottawa, ON
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1-day Pre-conference Workshop on
Human Resources Management Essentials: Module 1 - Professional Practice. Module 1 provides an overview of the professional practice of human resources management which contributes to the success of the organization. This workshop covers the following topics: working in Indigenous environments; developing an environment that fosters effective working relationships; ethical practices; managing human resources contractors and specialists; managing... Details
When: October 1, 2018
Where: Ottawa, ON
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COURSE DESCRIPTION
This course provides a general overview of financial concepts, many practical examples and best practices, to assist senior administrators in the execution of their daily operations and planning processes. The course includes a wide range of topics that all will likely see in the performance of their roles as senior administrators working in Aboriginal communities/organizations and provide them with information, tools and resource materials to help them succeed... Details
When: September 4 – December 14, 2018
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Professional administrators working in Aboriginal communities and organizations, require excellent written and verbal and interpersonal communication skills. They also require knowledge in strategic approaches to communication in and outside of their organizations. This course will provide learners with the ability to communicate effectively using both technical and strategic approaches. This course covers the... Details
When: September 4 – December 14, 2018
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Learning about Aboriginal History, current issues and where we are headed as Aboriginal People is critical knowledge for all professionals working within an aboriginal environment. This course is intended to provide students with an understanding of a range of events and issues that impacted Aboriginal Peoples, either positively or negatively from early contact with the Old World to the... Details
When: September 4 – December 14, 2018
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This course replaces the former course CAFM 5 - Values and Ethics in the Aboriginal Workplace.
When: September 4 – December 14, 2018
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Finance Managers are often asked to wear more than one “hat” and often tackle Human Resource and financial Issues in their organizations. The skills and knowledge gained will enable the financial officer to ensure that their organization hires, trains, and retains desired personnel. Through this course, participants will also gain the skills and knowledge that will enable them to better identify, review and address some of the fiscal challenges of an Aboriginal... Details
When: September 4 – December 14, 2018
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