Atoskewin Career Centre
971 104th St. North Battleford, Sk
Phone: (306)446-8230
Monday to Friday 8:30am—4:30pm
Ka-Miyosit Salon 2021/2022 Brochure (coming soon)
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Services Provided by Atoskewin Success Centre include :
- Shuttle service to and from all 6 BATC communities for employment/training purposes
- Urban shuttle service to work/school
- Client Intake Assessor
- Nutrition programs
- Elder counselling/smudging
- ID Blitzes
- Job Search
- Computer lab/free printing
- Continuous online courses with certification
- Free Achieve webinars with certification
- Placement Advisors
- Apprenticeship training
- Pre-employment Services
- Work Placement
- SITAG funding
- Identification fee reimbursements
Need tickets for work or assistance for your learners/drivers? Contact the Atoskewin Success Centre.
Need assistance for CPICS, Drivers Abstract? Must be assessed by PDC to qualify.
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