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Online Course: Aboriginal Awareness and Consultation

By EduMine, October 8th, 2008 at 1:55 am - PERMALINK

Robert Laboucane’s popular and comprehensive training on Aboriginal awareness and consultation is now available online. Designed to promote cultural awareness and effective communication between aboriginal and non-aboriginal peoples in any industry, this course is relevant to anyone working in energy, mining, environment, and related fields.

Participants will learn about history, communication characteristics, consultation techniques and protocol, the business case, Aboriginal Relations Program Development, terminology, treaties, land claims, geography, demographics, political structures, decision-making, cost of the status quo, landmark court cases, best practices and so much more.

Robert Laboucane has spent 24 years teaching aboriginal awareness. His clients number in the hundreds, and include industries all across Canada, federal and provincial government departments, educational institutions and Aboriginal organizations. For more information on Aboriginal Awareness and Consultation and Mr. Laboucane, click here.

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