Ojibwe Language
Native Training
Bozhoo! Aanii! Wache! Sekon! Greetings!
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We truly believe that language is an essential component of Native culture and as a result we are committed to a number of language initiatives including:
Anishinaabemowin Immersion Program (1033) Certificate
New Students or University or College Graduates!
Do you want an added advantage in your future career?
The 8-month Anishinaabemowin Immersion program compliments your degree/diploma, putting you at the front of the line for employment opportunities.
Listen to our message in Anishinaabemowin to contact us.
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Anishinaabemowin Flyer (word Format) Anishinaabemowin (PDF Format)
For more additional information regarding the Anishinaabemowin Program, please contact:
Doris Boissoneau - Faculty/Coordinator - Anishinaabemowin Language Program
phone: (705) 759-2554 Ext. 2661 email:
doris.boissoneau@saultcollege.ca
Carolyn Hepburn - Director
phone: (705) 759-2554 Ext. 2499 email:
carolyn.hepburn@saultcollege.ca
Maajtaadaa Anishinaabemowin (on-line)
Maajtaadaa Anishinaabemowin (Let's Start Ojibwe) is an Ojibwe language on-line course designed to introduce new language learners to the structure of Ojibwe language orthography. Course topics include: the history of the language, the four language skills, working with tense markers, personal pronouns, nouns, verbs and more! It will provide you the learner, with the basic framework for Anishinaabemowin, which is the first step in learning this beautiful language.
Please note: To take an on-line course, you should have basic computer skills and the ability to access the Internet and perform email functions. Following registration, you will receive an email outlining procedures for accessing your online course, as well as information about ordering course materials and textbooks.
Basic Conversational Anishinaabemowin (Contact North- Distance Education ) Audio
We are currently accepting applications for those interested in learning Conversational Anishinaabemowin ( Ojibwe, Odawa & Pottawatami family) as spoken in the Great Lakes Area. This course will concentrate on conversation key sentences, to use at work or social setting. The double vowel method is used. The four language skills listening, speaking writing and reading will be incorporated for each lesson.. There will be a variety of activities and interaction with other students. Students will be given the opportunity to participate in an atmosphere that is both entertaining and educational, thus giving a sense of pride in learning this beautiful language and cultural. A portion of the course lessons will be the basic Medicine Wheel Teachings. Our goal is to regain and retain Anishinaabemowin and culture.
Below is the start dates and times:
Winter 2008 - To be announced
For more information or to apply to any of our Native Distance Education Courses, please contact the: Continuing Education Department
Anishinaabemowin Language Summer Immersion Program
This course is designed for those who have a desire to learn to speak the Ojibwe language. This exciting 4 day immersion program will allow participants to learn basic conversational Ojibwe in an informal, relaxed setting. Experience a variety of activities geared to learning the language including culturally relevant teachings, story telling and more! Ideal for both adults and children (12 years of age or older) this program is a excellent way to learn more of this beautiful and unique language!
Participants provide their own lunch.
Below is the start dates and times:
Summer 2008
For more information or to apply please contact : Continuing Education
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