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For centuries Aboriginal people have used the four directions of the medicine wheel as a tool for learning and teaching. Medicine wheels are frequently believed to be the circle of awareness of the individual self; the circle of knowledge that provides the power we each have over our own lives.
Join us in the park for food and fun
This unique basic math skills class will help participants practice and strengthen their literacy and math skills and concepts. Students will participate in cooking simple food recipes while learning about nutrition, portion control, the Canadian Food Guide, budgeting and practice measuring and weighing and other math skills needed in cooking. Instructor: Nicole Urbina Please […]
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Please join us for conversation and fun on Tuesday evenings from 6:30-8pm. We will be at the St Albert Centre location which is beside the Hudson Bay. This activity is for all levels of learners who want to practice speaking English and meet other newcomers.
This series aims to provide day home operators management and operational information and resources. Each class can be taken as a stand alone or as a series. Once a student has completed a series of 3 classes, they can receive a certificate in Day home Management levels 1, 2 and 3. Class 1: Get Organized! […]