Empowering the First Nations

Workforce of Saskatchewan

Join PROSPER Conference to learn how to build your First Nations workforce, forge strong partnerships, and boost your business success!

The PROSPER Conference presented by Employment and Social Development Canada, is a dynamic gathering designed to strengthen collaboration among First Nation workforce development partners, employers, industry leaders, and government stakeholders. This event creates opportunities to build relationships, explore strategies for employer-led mentorships, gain practical strategies that support Indigenous workforce participation and create innovative solutions to address industry needs.

The conference will focus on two themes:

  • Day One: Collaboration, Partnership Building & Reconciliation – explore how meaningful partnerships can create stronger workforce outcomes. Sessions will highlight leading practices in Indigenous engagement, relationship building, economic reconciliation, and partnership-driven approaches.
  • Day Two: Youth Engagement & Workforce Readiness – discussions will be centered around empowering the next generation of First Nation workers by exploring innovative approaches to youth engagement, career awareness, mentorship, skills development, and pathways to employment.

We can’t wait to see you there!

Work-Ready | Find Work

“Providing First Nation job seekers in Saskatchewan with employment services and employer contacts”

Local Labour Force Development (LFD) services are available to help you achieve your employment goals, wherever you live in Saskatchewan. We can support you with career coaching, resume writing, employer connections and job-ready materials to begin work on the right foot.

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Gain Skills | Get Training

“Delivering and sponsoring skill development and training opportunities grounded in culture”

You can reach your career goal, no matter where you are along your career path. Apply for training or sponsorship from a SITAG LFD Agency, and you will open the door to customized career coaching – helping you map out how to get from where you are today to your ultimate career goal.

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Partner With SITAG

“Building the Future of Saskatchewan’s First Nations Workforce Today”

The SITAG Network of First Nation Employment Agencies has supported the development of a strong First Nations workforce in Saskatchewan for almost four decades. The good work of the Network is made possible through partnerships with employers, industry and governments who support the LFD Agencies and job seekers

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Labour Market Information

“Measuring the Impacts of the Saskatchewan First Nation Labour Market Strategy”

The Labour Market Information Project consists of SITAG Employment Agencies actively collecting labour market and skills information from First Nation individuals living across Saskatchewan.

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