Indigenous Cultural Ambassador Training

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The opportunities are expanding rapidly in Indigenous cultural tourism. This free training program offers trainees an opportunity to receive National certifications and support in building a career with a lens to Indigenous ways of knowing and being.

Dates: January 13-19 in Ottawa plus 6 weeks of online/virtual training. Costs of National certification for Heritage Interpreter covered. Living allowance of up to $600 per week available.

We are grateful for the support of Ontario through the Regional Partnership Grants for making this opportunity possible.

Event Timing: Starting January 13 for 8 weeks.
Training Address: Madahoki Farm 4420 West Hunt Club Rd Ottawa
Contact us at della@indigenous-experiences.ca

Phone: 613-838-5558 ext 101

FREE and flexible training for all Indigenous tourism employees and owners as well as those looking for opportunity to work in tourism or hospitality field.

January 13-19: Intensive program in person at Madahoki Farm

January 20-Feb 28 6 weeks - 8 weeks virtual learning or on job placement.

Name (First & last) *

Email *

Phone Number

My current role , skills or interest in Indigenous cultural tourism or within the art, culture and heritage sector: (this can include employment or personal skills such as traditional skills/knowledge): *

I understand that this opportunity is for Indigenous participants and I may be required to verify my identity through Indigenous Tourism Ontario's chosen program (Debwewin)

First Nations

Metis

Inuit

My current status of employment. Please note that we have developed this program to be flexible and accommodate the employed, unemployed and students.

Employed Part time in the tourism, arts and cultural sector

Employed Full Time in the tourism, arts and cultural sector

Unemployed and looking to make this part of my career path

Currently considered "underemployed" working in this sector but not earning a living wage

Student (full time)

Other:

To receive your national certification as a Heritage Interpreter, you need to have worked in the field for 1200 hours before the examination. If you have previous work experience and related hours please note here. If you are not sure if they could apply we can assist.

Where did you hear about this program?

If accepted to this program, I would require travel and accommodations for the in-person portion of this training. I would travel from this location: -

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