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Did you know that not all bacteria is bad? Learn all about good and bad bacteria at the Micro/Macro Camp this summer! Look at bacteria under a microscope, see what it does to trees, and more! Students will make both microscopes and telescopes.
In this class, participants will learn the fundamentals of a computer system including differences between hardware and software, operating systems and functional components such as the mouse, screen, keyboard and ports. Participants will also interact within the class by performing web searches, typing a word...
Learn how to build and create a professional resume.
This orientation is for participants new to CITC's Tribal Vocational Rehabilitation program. This general orientation occurs every Tuesday. For those who can't make the regular Tuesday orientation, call 907-793-3366 to schedule an individual orientation. Prepare for orientation by reviewing the TVR informational PowerPoint.
In this class, participants develop a better understanding for the importance of time management in regards to punctuality and scheduling for life as well as further develop the idea of soft skills and the significance of implementing them in the workplace. Also in this class...
Learn to bead with CITC! Every Tuesday from 1 - 4 p.m.
Learn how to create and stick to a budget tailored to your household and income in this Life Skills class brought to you by Wells Fargo.
Make your own drum. Lessons every Wednesday, 1 - 4 p.m.
Participate in our culturally friendly, cognitive-behavioral counseling program that combines education, group and individual counseling, with structured exercises designed to foster moral development. Completion of MRT has been proven to decrease recidivism and increase successful community integration.
Join Recovery Services Alumni Council member Tyler Young for the weekly Sobriety Is Traditional recovery support circle. This is a recovery group that provides support, encourages the overall wellness of its participants, and promotes a healthy way of living. This peer supported recovery group is...
Sew your own kuspuk! Lessons every Thursday, 1 - 4 p.m.
It's a long road back from addiction, but our Peer Support Group is here for you. This meeting is designed and delivered by people who have experienced substance abuse disorder and recovery themselves. Join us for help overcoming guilt, coping with stress, searching for a...
Practice and sharpen your interviewing skills in these mock interviews with CITC staff! Get tips on how to answer questions, what to wear, and how best to present yourself.
In this class, participants will take a closer look at what is needed for their kiddos to complete the basics of elementary, middle/high school as well as GED. This class also focuses on how to communicate with schools, healthy study habits for kids and adults...
This orientation is for participants new to CITC's Tribal Vocational Rehabilitation program. This general orientation occurs every Tuesday. For those who can't make the regular Tuesday orientation, call 907-793-3366 to schedule an individual orientation. Prepare for orientation by reviewing the TVR informational PowerPoint.
In this class, participants will develop an understanding for different styles of learning as well as begin to create a scope for redefining wealth in culture. This class also introduces different generations and significant characteristics of each. Participants will be able to interact within different...
Learn to bead with CITC! Every Tuesday from 1 - 4 p.m.
In this class, participants will learn fundamental principles associated with Carbohydrates, Proteins, Fats, the Glycemic Index, Salt, Vitamins and Minerals, Organics vs processed and preservatives/additives in food. We will also be pooling our knowledge together developing a better understanding of subsistence activities and food as...
Make your own drum. Lessons every Wednesday, 1 - 4 p.m.
Participate in our culturally friendly, cognitive-behavioral counseling program that combines education, group and individual counseling, with structured exercises designed to foster moral development. Completion of MRT has been proven to decrease recidivism and increase successful community integration.
