SIIT Labour Force Development Sessions

Established in 1976, the Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies (SIIT) was created by First Nations leaders with a vision to ensure that Indigenous Peoples had access to quality post-secondary education and training, in a space where traditional knowledge could be shared, and language and culture would be encouraged. Over forty-five years later, SIIT is one of four accrediting post-secondary institutions in Saskatchewan, and remains a proud Indigenous institution governed by First Nations leaders. With a province-wide footprint of three principal campuses, nine Career Centres, two mobile job connection and training units and over 35 community-based learning sites, SIIT continues to be innovative with programming, while ensuring an environment rooted in Indigenous ways of knowing and learning. SIIT’s vibrant learning community is made up of more than 90% Indigenous students and over 65% Indigenous staff.