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1 Year Carpentry Employment Program

If you’re ready to start an exciting and rewarding career in Carpentry, and want to start working right away, then apply today!

ILMI Survey

Eabametoong LVL 1 Carpentry Training 2025

This program is open to residents of Eabametoong who wish to pursue a future in Carpentry.

Pre-Apprenticeship Carpentry

This program is open to residents of each community who wish to pursue a future career in Carpentry.

Water Treatment Operator Training Program 2025-2026

Funded by Indigenous Services Canada, KKETS will train up to 24 clients for the KKETS Water Treatment Plant Operator Training Program in partnership with Confederation College in Thunder Bay, Ontario.

This program will help address long-term water boiling advisories in 4 of the 8 Matawa communities KKETS ISETS serves.

Small Engine Repair July 2025

The KKETS ISETS department and Mawachintoon Anishnawbe Miijim
(M.A.M) program are working together to bring the Small Engine Repair
program to train up to 10 Matawa members on how to troubleshoot
and make emergency fixes on small engines such as boat motors
and skidoos.

Summer Students Needed

Administrative, warehouse, and wellness positions available.

Providing Opportunities
For Education and Training

The creation of Kiikenomaga Kikenjigewen Employment & Training Services (KKETS) has been made possible by assistance of funding from HRSDC. It is the objective of the Kiikenomaga Kikenjigewen Employment & Training Services to be able to provide relevant training initiatives and create employment opportunities within its service area.

To Empower Individuals to take
Initiative for Change

To provide culturally appropriate opportunities for education, training and employment by providing professional advisory, support services, relevant systems and programs to empower individuals to take initiative for change in their own lives.

KKETS services the Matawa communities of Aroland, Constance Lake, Eabametoong, Ginoogaming, Marten Falls, Neskantaga, Nibinamik, Webequie and Long Lake #58 First Nations.