Penticton Indian Band
The Penticton Indian Band and the Employment Assistance Services (EAS) Department experienced a remarkably busy and successful year in 2023-2024.
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Funding from Service Canada, channeled through the Okanagan Training and Development Council (OTDC), supported various initiatives spearheaded by the Penticton Indian Band Employment and Training Department. In October, the department welcomed Jackie Stewart as the new OTDC training and employment coordinator. Jackie is currently enrolled in the Career Development Practitioner Program at Douglas College. Throughout the year, the department has provided extensive funding for training and education, including driving lessons to help students obtain their driver’s licenses.
Other Training
Grayson Eneas Electrician Level 2
Wesley Nicholas Millwright Level 1
Marlee Jack AFOA
Yun-Ho Stanley iCedar
Dean Schreiber, a member of the Penticton Indian Band, has successfully completed rigorous training in oil rig safety. This achievement marks a significant milestone in his career, this will enable him to secure a position in Saudi Arabia or internationally, where he will be working on oil sands. Dean's dedication to mastering the complexities and dangers of oil rig operations showcases his commitment to contributing to the energy sector. His accomplishment not only highlights his personal determination but also represents the growing representation of indigenous professionals in global industries. Dean's journey stands as an inspiring example of how perseverance and specialized training can open doors to international opportunities.
Jaquelyn Stewart - Employment Coordinator
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Read our entire annual report in the: 
Penticton Annual Report 2023-24
Past Reports