Programs and Services
Action Plan to Improve JK-12 Student Outcomes in the NWT.
Learn about obtaining your Canadian Adult Education Credential, enhancing your literacy, or getting support for basic education
All research in the NWT requires a licence/permit from one of four agencies, depending on the type of research being conducted.
Supporting the development, maintenance and delivery of designated trade and occupation training programs in the NWT.
All archaeological research in the NWT must be conducted by an archaeologist who meets the requirements and has been issued an archaeology research permit.
Funding for arts organizations for staffing, program administration, and expenses related to operating galleries/art spaces.
This funding supports arts organizations with training, funding, and activities to help them grow and succeed.
Funding for arts organizations for large art projects and events (e.g., festivals, exhibitions, residencies, workshop series, etc.).
Funding for artists, craftspeople, arts and non-arts organizations for the creation and presentation of medium arts projects and events.
Funding for artists, craftspeople and small groups for the creation and presentation of small arts projects.
The Culture and Heritage Division is responsible for documenting, researching, promoting, and preserving Northwest Territories’ arts, culture and heritage.
Delivered through regional ECE Service Centres, ECE provides labour market programs and services for individuals, employers, organizations and communities.
Early learning and child care is a priority for the Government of the Northwest Territories, and vitally important for the healthy development of all children in the NWT.
Recognizes those who have provided exemplary service or made a lasting impression to the field of education in the NWT.
A comprehensive 10-year initiative focused on reviewing and renewing the K-12 education system in the Northwest Territories.
Serving the needs of NWT employers and employees by providing information and education on employment rights and responsibilities.
Find information and resources, and learn what to look for in a quality program when choosing an early learning and child care program in the NWT.
Providing French language services to the NWT including translation, Services TNO, community liaison, and more.