Indigenous Training and Community Support
Supporting Indigenous training initiatives through industry partnership, technical insight, and community collaboration.
Clean Energy Electrical Group
We support Indigenous training and community initiatives through collaboration with training organizations, community partners, and industry stakeholders. Our involvement focuses on sharing industry perspective, supporting technical awareness, and contributing to programs aligned with real world electrical and building systems work.
As a Certified Aboriginal Business, we value partnerships that respect community priorities and support pathways into skilled trades and related industries.
How we are involved
Our role in Indigenous training initiatives is collaborative and supportive. We do not operate training programs directly.
Our involvement may include
Industry input to support training program development
Participation in community or training centre initiatives when requested
Sharing practical insight related to electrical and building systems work
Supporting awareness of safety practices and industry expectations
The scope of involvement varies by program and is defined in collaboration with partner organizations.
Our approach
We approach Indigenous training initiatives with respect, clarity, and accountability. Effective partnerships are built on listening, transparency, and alignment with community goals.
We work alongside Indigenous organizations and training providers to support initiatives that are practical, appropriate, and grounded in real industry needs, without overstepping the role of delivery organizations.
Who this is for
This page is intended for Indigenous organizations, training providers, and partners seeking industry participation or collaboration related to electrical and building systems fields.
All training delivery, accreditation, and program administration remain the responsibility of the respective training organizations.
Indigenous Training Partnership Questions
Does CEEG enrol students or deliver training courses?
No. CEEG supports partner-led initiatives through industry participation. Ask the training provider about enrolment, eligibility, schedules, course delivery and accreditation.
What should a partner include in an initial enquiry?
Share your organization, community or program goals, the proposed electrical or building systems topics, your schedule and the industry contribution you are seeking. Our team can then discuss whether the proposed involvement fits the initiative.
For information about Indigenous business networks and resources, visit the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business. Its resources are separate from the partner-led training initiatives discussed here.
