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Education & Training Directory

The Nutaaq Program is a workforce development program designed to provide ASRC shareholders with training and career opportunities at AES. Focused on building technical skills, industry certifications, and job readiness, Nutaaq prepares shareholders for long-term success in high-demand fields. With an emphasis on safety, hands-on experience, and cultural values, the program supports economic empowerment and career growth within Arctic communities. No prior skills or experience are necessary; you’ll get paid while you train!

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Ilisaġvik College is Alaska’s only tribal college, offering quality education and training with a focus on Iñupiat culture and values. Located in Utqiaġvik, the college provides degree and certificate programs in areas such as construction trades, healthcare, business, information technology, and Iñupiaq studies. With an emphasis on workforce development and student success, Ilisaġvik supports both local and statewide learners in achieving their educational and career goals.

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The Alaska Vocational Technical Center (AVTEC) provides hands-on, career-focused training to prepare Alaskans for high-demand jobs across the state. Located in Seward, AVTEC offers programs in fields such as maritime operations, construction, welding, diesel mechanics, culinary arts, and healthcare. With industry-aligned instruction and real-world experience, AVTEC equips students with the skills needed to enter the workforce quickly and successfully. As Alaska’s premier vocational training center, AVTEC plays a key role in developing a strong, skilled workforce for the state’s industries.

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Northern Industrial Training (NIT) provides hands-on, industry-driven training programs to equip Alaskans with the skills needed for careers in construction, transportation, safety, and industrial trades. With locations in Palmer, Fairbanks, and Anchorage, NIT offers courses in CDL training, heavy equipment operation, welding, and more. By partnering with employers across Alaska, NIT ensures its training aligns with industry needs, helping graduates gain certifications, practical experience, and job opportunities in high-demand fields.

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The Alaska Safety Alliance (ASA) is a nonprofit organization committed to enhancing the safety and health of Alaska’s workforce. They offer a variety of training programs and resources aimed at promoting safe work environments across various industries.

2026 NSTC Safety Handbook Update is now available. If you’ve already completed the NSTC Safety Courses in the past, you’ll need to take this update course as well.

Applies to those who have previously completed NSTC Safety training.

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Alaska Works Partnership connects Alaskans with training and career opportunities in the construction and trade industries. Through hands-on training, pre-apprenticeship programs, and strong partnerships with unions and employers, Alaska Works helps individuals gain the skills needed for high-demand careers in carpentry, electrical work, plumbing, welding, and heavy equipment operation. The organization also offers free construction training programs to expand access to the trades, with a focus on supporting Alaska Natives, women, and veterans.

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Alaska Job Corps provides free career training and education for young Alaskans ages 16 to 24, helping them develop the skills needed for successful employment. The program is located in Palmer and offers hands-on training in construction, healthcare, culinary arts, office administration, and more. In addition to vocational training, students can earn a high school diploma or GED, receive job placement assistance, and access housing, meals, and support services at no cost. With a focus on career readiness and personal growth, Alaska Job Corps prepares students for long-term success in the workforce.

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Alaska’s Food Safety and Sanitation Program offers Food Worker Card programs for food handlers and managers to ensure safe food practices statewide. Administered by the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC), these programs provide essential training on food safety regulations, proper handling, and sanitation standards. Food Worker Cards help individuals and businesses meet health requirements, prevent foodborne illnesses, and maintain compliance with state regulations.

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Junior Education & Training Directory

Northern Industrial Training (NIT) offers specialized high school training programs designed to introduce students to in-demand careers in the trades and industry. Through hands-on learning, industry-recognized certifications, and real-world experience, these programs prepare young Alaskans for future careers in fields like construction, transportation, welding, and heavy equipment operation. With a focus on skill development and job readiness, NIT partners with schools to create pathways for students to transition from education to the workforce successfully.

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Alaska Works Partnership offers youth training programs designed to introduce high school students and young adults to careers in the construction and trade industries. Through hands-on workshops, pre-apprenticeship training, and partnerships with trade unions, these programs provide valuable skills in carpentry, electrical work, plumbing, welding, and heavy equipment operation. With a focus on career exploration and job readiness, Alaska Works helps young Alaskans gain real-world experience, industry connections, and a head start in high-demand trades.

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Alaska Job Corps provides free career training and education for young Alaskans ages 16 to 24, helping them develop the skills needed for successful employment. The program is located in Palmer and offers hands-on training in construction, healthcare, culinary arts, office administration, and more. In addition to vocational training, students can earn a high school diploma or GED, receive job placement assistance, and access housing, meals, and support services at no cost. With a focus on career readiness and personal growth, Alaska Job Corps prepares students for long-term success in the workforce.

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Alaska Resource Education (ARE) provides hands-on educational programs that teach students about Alaska’s natural resources, industries, and career opportunities. Through classroom presentations, teacher workshops, and interactive activities, ARE helps students understand the role of mining, energy, forestry, and fisheries in the state’s economy. By partnering with schools and industry professionals, ARE fosters career awareness and promotes responsible resource development, ensuring that future generations are informed about Alaska’s resources and workforce opportunities.

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The Alaska Native Science & Engineering Program (ANSEP) is dedicated to increasing the representation of Alaska Natives in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields. Through a series of academic and career-focused programs starting as early as middle school and continuing through college and professional careers, ANSEP provides hands-on learning experiences, mentorship, and opportunities for students to excel in STEM. By partnering with universities, industries, and communities, ANSEP supports students in achieving academic success, earning degrees, and entering STEM careers that benefit Alaska’s future.

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Elementary STEM Academy (K – 5th grade) MSA Staff

Acceleration Academy (9th – 12th grade) Acceleration Staff

Summer Bridge – Beth Spangler

GeoForce Alaska is a STEM enrichment program that introduces high school students to geosciences through hands-on learning and field experiences. Hosted by the University of Alaska Fairbanks, the program provides students with the opportunity to explore Alaska’s unique geology, natural resources, and environmental science while gaining exposure to career pathways in geosciences. Through summer field trips, mentorship, and academic support, GeoForce Alaska aims to inspire the next generation of scientists and resource professionals, with a focus on increasing participation from underrepresented communities.

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Alaska EXCEL provides career and technical education, life skills training, and academic support to rural Alaskan youth. Through hands-on learning, industry certifications, and residential programs, EXCEL helps students explore career pathways in fields like aviation, construction, healthcare, and public safety. By partnering with schools, employers, and training programs, Alaska EXCEL equips students with the skills and confidence needed for postsecondary education and workforce success.

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