Opportunity
Saskatchewan Tenders #ICT-ACA-333
Northern Apprenticeship Coordinator Project for Saskatchewan residents
Posted
November 02, 2026
Respond By
November 16, 2026
Identifier
ICT-ACA-333
NAICS
624310, 611513
The Government of Saskatchewan plans a one-year Northern Apprenticeship Coordinator Project to connect northern residents with apprenticeship, training, and employment opportunities. - Government buyer: Government of Saskatchewan, Ministry of Immigration and Career Training, Career and Employment Services. - Intended provider: Keewatin Community Development Association Inc. (KCDA), which will employ one coordinator and manage, administer, and monitor the position. - Services: Participant outreach and case management; career and apprenticeship guidance and matching; identification of training and employment opportunities; employer partnerships; coordination with training institutions, community partners, and northern apprenticeship stakeholders; and tracking participant progress and outcomes. - Program targets: Serve 60 participants and maintain relationships with 40–50 employers or economic development businesses. The initial notice also cites targets of at least 70% program completion and employment or further education/training outcomes for at least 70% of completers. - Named partners and stakeholders: Athabasca Education and Economic Development Committee and Saskatchewan Mining Association. - Value and term: Approximate annual value of $150,000 for a one-year term; start and end dates are not specified. - Products and OEMs: No products, part numbers, or manufacturers are specified.
Description
The Government of Saskatchewan, Ministry of Immigration and Career Training intends to contract with Keewatin Community Development Association Inc. to deliver the Northern Apprenticeship Coordinator Project. The one-year project will provide case management, career and employment services, apprenticeship matching, employer partnerships, and coordination with training institutions and community providers for northern Saskatchewan residents. The program is expected to serve 60 participants and maintain relationships with 40–50 employers or economic development businesses. The anticipated annual value is approximately $150,000.