Professional Development Week
NTA Members are eligible for a number of Short Term Assistance opportunities for reimbursement funding to help cover the cost of self directed Professional Development.
The policies and guidelines for these opportunities can be found within Section 3 of the PD Policy book;
Activities and funding must be pre approved by the Professional Development Coordinator at the NTA Office. After the completion of activities, each NTA member is required to file an Activity Report, and to substantiate any funds for which they were approved. The Activity Report and Substantiation are due 30 days after the completion of PD week. Below is a helpful “quick start” guide to PD week.
Each year, the PD Coordinator is required to compile a report of all NTA members and the PD Activities that each member has undertaken. This report is shared with the Department of Education, and may be tabled in the Legislative Assembly of Nunavut. As such, it is of utmost importance that NTA Members plan and participate in effective, relevant Professional Development. The PD Coordinator works with members to ensure that PD Activities meet the guidelines set out by the Professional Development Council (PDC).
Applications for Individual and Group PD Activities, Service Contracts, Activity Reports, and Substantiation information are all available via our online Professional Development Database. If you require assistance in using the database, please contact your School PD Liaison.
Forms and Templates
Service Hire Contracts:
Receipt Templates:
If you require assistance with your PD Week Application process, please consult with your school PD Liaison, or contact the PD Coordinator, Shannon Hessian.
Emma Pauloosie, Inuit Member Services Coordinator
Craig MacGregor, Professional Development Coordinator
Brian Barry, Financial Controller
John Fanjoy, Executive Director
Justin Matchett, President
Patricia MacNeil, Assistant Executive Director
Shannon Hessian, Professional Development Coordinator
Sonja Lonsdale, Director, Member Services