Training and Courses for Adults

KDFN coordinates a number of chances for adult citizens to learn skills through courses and training opportunities. Please look through the calendar to learn more about upcoming courses.

This programming is funded through the Kwanlin Dün First Nation ISET Program and though a funding agreement with the Yukon Government Department of Education, and is intended to help you build and strengthen employment skills.

The programming that is held at Kenädän Ku can help KDFN citizens take steps towards work or towards education goals including literacy and essential skills, life skills, etc.

If you are an unemployed or underemployed KDFN citizen, you are eligible to attend courses and programming at Kenädän Ku.

Upcoming Training and Courses for Adults

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Registration is required for the courses put on at Kenädän Ku and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Unless otherwise noted, programs are also available to other Yukon First Nation citizens at the cost listed, although 75% of seats are reserved for KDFN citizens until up to 2 weeks prior to the course.

Anyone registered in a course must give 5 business days’ notice of cancellation before the day the course starts to get a refund. If you are a KDFN citizen and you fail to cancel 5 business days ahead of time, you may be required to pay the full cost of the course back to KDFN before accessing any future programming.

For more information about the training and courses put on at Kenädän Ku, please call Kenädän Ku at (867) 633-8422 to book an appointment with the Adult Educator.

Funding for training and work gear

Find out more about KDFN’s Indigenous Skills and Training Program.

For more information about the KDFN ISET Program, please call Kenädän Ku at (867) 633-8422 to book an appointment with the ISET Program Coordinator.