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Page 1: Le'qa:mel First Nation Newsletter - May 2011

While we encourage

members to be a part of the newsle�er

and submit ideas and stories, we reserve

the right to edit any submissions for

grammar and sensi�vity.

Inside this issue:

Leq’Leq’Leq’Leq’á:mel First Nation :mel First Nation :mel First Nation :mel First Nation May 2011May 2011May 2011May 2011

Community Events and

No�ces

2

Social Development and

Post Secondary Educa�on

3

May Calendar 4

Effec�ve March 2011, all newsle�ers will be sent to members via email. Please add your name to the email list to

ensure that you will receive the newsle�er in the future. Hard copies will be available by request at the LFN band

office. Hardcopies may be mailed to band members by request only.

To be added please contact:

recep�[email protected]

Skills Training and Job Support SearchSkills Training and Job Support SearchSkills Training and Job Support SearchSkills Training and Job Support Search

For the Months of May & June

Computer Training

� Get a cer�ficate in Windows and MS Word

� Create a résumé using MS Word

� Set up and use an email account and learn how to email your

résumé to employers

� Access job banks and search engines to make your job search

quicker and easier

� Access & fill out on-line applica�on forms

FOODSAFE, Serving it Right, WorldHost®

� Make yourself more employable with cer�fica�ons and cus-

tomer service training

Job Search Strategies

� Create a résumé & cover le�er to get you results

� Learn how to tap into the 80% of jobs through accessing the

Hidden Job Market

� Prac�ce and learn how to do a great job interview

Skills training & job search coaching with

Jackie McSween, Cer�fied Career Development Prac��oner

See calendar for workshop dates and �mes.

For more informa�on

about this program,

please contact:

Kathleen MacKillop

604-826-7976

[email protected]

Page 2: Le'qa:mel First Nation Newsletter - May 2011

Page 2 Leq’á:mel First Nation

Leq’á:mel First Nation Community Events & Notices

Membership Meeting

Date: June 29, 2011 Time: 7:00 pm Location: LFN Gymnasium A notice will be mailed and emailed out to members in the near fu-ture.

Health Fair

Date: May 20, 2011 Time: 10 am—2 pm Location: LFN Gymnasium Theme: Self Care

Light Snacks, Refreshments, Door Prizes!

Elders Fundraiser Dinner

Date: May 25, 2011 Time: 5:30 pm Location: LFN Gymnasium Menu: Beef Dip!

Drumming

Date: Every Thursday Time: 5-7 pm Location: LFN Gymnasium Light snacks & gift cards drawn at the end of each month for those who attend.

Elders Baking Orders (In place of monthly bake sales) Contact: 604-217-1537 or [email protected] Please see attached baking order form.

Jerry Kelly would like to wish Happy Birthday to Rania Elkhart. Sheri Seymour would like to wish a Happy Belated Birthday to Anastasia Seymour.

Leq’á:mel First Nation · 43101 Leq’á:mel Way, Deroche, BC · T: 604-826-7976 · F: 604-826-0362 · [email protected]

Page 3: Le'qa:mel First Nation Newsletter - May 2011

Page 3 Leq’á:mel First Nation

Post Secondary Education and Social AssistancePost Secondary Education and Social AssistancePost Secondary Education and Social AssistancePost Secondary Education and Social Assistance

Beginning May 9th

and con�nuing to June 10th

from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Leq'á:mel Gym, the Social Develop-

ment Department with the use of TESI funding is happy to invite members to par�cipate in “on going” workshops con-

ducted by Jackie McSween a Cer�fied Career Prac��oner.

Ms. McSween hosted an “informa�on” morning on Tuesday, May 2nd

from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 where she provided

more details on the various cer�ficates that can be obtained through the “on going” workshops.

These cer�ficates will include the “Microso: Word 2010”; “Worldhost”; “Food Safe”; and “Serving it Right.” The calen-

dar for the workshops is available at the office.

Due to the number of available computers being brought into the office, it is in the best interest for everyone to con-

tact Kathleen MacKillop and verify which or how many workshops you wish to a@end.

The only two full day workshops being offered is on May 18th

and then May 19th

for the “Worldhost” and then the

“Food Safe.”

We hope the members of the Leq'á:mel First Na�on Community will take advantage of the workshops and we look for-

ward to your par�cipa�on.

Please see calendar for the “Job Ready, Skill Set” schedule of workshops.

Kathleen MacKillop—Post Secondary Education Coordinator and Social Development worker

The Nicola Valley Ins�tute of Technology

BC’s Aboriginal Post – Secondary Ins�tute

Educa�on Coordinator Program

2011/2012 Courses available for the following at the NVIT Campus in Vancouver

EDUC 240: Communica�ons and Educa�on Planning FNPA 210: Band School Opera�ons

FNPA 240: Responses to Alcoholism & Addic�on Issues FNPA 230: Ethics for Educa�on Administrators

ENGL 229: Oral and Wri@en Communica�on

Costs:

Tui�on and textbooks are covered and a par�al travel subsidy is available once the student has successfully

completed the course and the FNESC Expense Claim is submi@ed within the �me frame.

For more Informa�on:

Contact Kathleen MacKillop at Leq'á:mel 604.826-7976 or

Chelsea Vaughan, Administra�ve Coordinator, Community Educa�on, NVIT

Telephone 250.378-3378 or email [email protected]

Or you can contact the First Na�ons Educa�on Steering Commi@ee

Telephone 1.877-422-3672 or email [email protected]

Page 4: Le'qa:mel First Nation Newsletter - May 2011

Leq’á:mel First Nation Page 4

MAY 2011

S U N M O N T U E W E D T H U F R I S A T

1 2

Craft Night

5:30-7:30 pm

3 Literacy Bus

10:30-noon

Youth Night

4-6 pm

Parents Meeting

6 pm

Info Session

9:30-10:30 am

4 5

Family Place

10 am-12 pm

Drumming

5-7 pm

6 7

Volleyball

Drop-In 6 pm

Deroche Totems

NA 7-8 pm

8 9

Craft Night

5:30-7:30 pm

Computer

Training MS

Word (part 1) 9:30 am -12:30 pm

10

Literacy Bus

10:30-noon

Youth Night

4-6 pm

Computer

Training MS

Word (part 2) 9:30 am -12:30 pm

11

Creating a Re-

sume MS Word

(part 1) 9:30 am -12:30 pm

12Family Place

10 am-12 pm

Creating a Re-

sume MS Word

(part 2) 9:30 am -12:30 pm Drumming

5-7 pm

13 14

Volleyball

Drop-In 6 pm

Deroche Totems

NA 7-8 pm

15 16

Email On-Line

Job Banks &

Application

Forms 9:30 am -12:30 pm

Craft Night

5:30-7:30 pm

17

Literacy Bus

10:30-noon

Youth Night

4-6 pm

Serving It Right

Certification 9:30 am -12:30 pm

18

Food Safe

Certification

9 am –4 pm

19

Family Place

10 am-12 pm

World Host

Certification

9 am –4 pm Drumming

5-7 pm

20

Health Fair

Self Care 10 am—2 pm

21

Gym Booked

During Evening

22 23

Victoria Day

Office Closed

24

Literacy Bus

10:30-noon

Youth Night

4-6 pm

Computer

Training MS

Word (part 2) 9:30 am -12:30 pm

25

Creating a Re-

sume MS Word

(part 1) 9:30 am -12:30 pm

Elders Fund-

raiser Dinner

5:30 pm

26 Family Place

10 am-12 pm

Creating a Re-

sume MS Word

(part 2) 9:30 am -12:30 pm Eye Clinic 9-4

Drumming

5-7 pm

27 28

Volleyball

Drop-In 6 pm

Deroche Totems

NA 7-8 pm

29 30

Email On-Line

Job Banks &

Application

Forms 9:30 am -12:30 pm

Craft Night

5:30-7:30 pm

31 Literacy Bus

10:30-noon

Hidden Job

Market Work-

shop 9:30 am -12:30 pm Youth Night

4-6 pm

Gym Booking

Boardroom Booking

Office Closed

General Job Skills Training

** Maximum 6 in all computer

workshops **

June: 1—Cover Letter Workshop

2— Completing Cover Letters &

Applying for Jobs

6—Completing Cover Letters &

Applying for Jobs

7—Interview Skills (part 1)

8—Interview Skills (part 2)

9—Problem Solving Skills