Tuesday, 29 May 2012

KCE Newsletter - CEU Training in June

The June edition of the KCE newsletter is out. Click on the link on our web site to view.
The Keewaytinook Centre is also offering a 2.1 CEUs course on June 26, 27, and 28. The Centre has a distribution system model complete with hydrants, valves, etc. Assemble the system, pressurize it, and learn by taking part with hands-on, practical applications. The course will define and describe the equipment and techniques used in water distribution, and explain their application in the workplace. The water distribution system operator will be able to explain and apply the processes that are key to the safe operation of a drinking water distribution system. The deadline for this course is June 12.

Monday, 7 May 2012

Program Assistant

KCE welcomes Julie Haw in the position of Program Assistant. Call Julie at 807-737-1135 ext 4001 for any inquiries about our training services and upcoming courses.
Click here to see our May courses at the Centre.
You can also contact Julie at juliehaw@knet.ca

Sunday, 22 April 2012

Source Water Protection

Source Water Protection (2.1 CEUs) will be offered on May 29, 30 and 31. The deadline for this course is May 16.

Thursday, 29 March 2012

What's new?


1.   First Aid and CPR will be offered at the Keewaytinook Centre by the Canadian Red Cross on April 17 and 18. The cost is $250 + HST.

2.   The KCE April Newsletter can be accessed by going to the following link: KCE.

3.   Enrol for the OIT-Class I-II training session from May 14 to May 18. The deadline for this one is April 18.

4.   Congratulations to Clifford Mamakwa from Wunnumin Lake First Nation who won the AWWAO operator of the year!

5.   There have been a few calls about offering a two-day Excel course this spring. Give our office a call if you would like to be placed on the list.

6.   Finally, have a Happy Easter! 

Saturday, 10 March 2012

Computer Literacy Course

The Computer Literacy course was well attended with 15 participants this month. The Keewaytinook Centre plans to hold another session later this spring with a two-day focus on Excel.