At OSTTC, we believe that every individual has the potential to build a meaningful career and contribute to their community. For Indigenous youth, accessing the right training, mentorship, and opportunities can be life-changing—not just for them but for the generations that follow.
Brenda Hill has always been an artist at heart, dedicating nearly 25 years to revitalizing traditional Haudenosaunee pottery. Her craft played a vital role in her healing journey, helping her overcome significant challenges with mental health and addiction.
At OSTTC, we are pioneering education and training deeply rooted in Indigenous knowledge. We are committed to fostering holistic wellness and student success, ensuring that our graduates possess the in-demand skills needed for employability.
We are dedicated to empowering the Indigenous community through education and skill development. Our approach blends contemporary needs with cultural preservation, creating a supportive and inclusive environment for our students.
With a clear passion for hands-on work and positive feedback from friends, Hayden chose to enroll in the Introduction to Metal Fabricator (Level 1) and Welding Techniques (Level 1) programs at OSTTC.
At OSTTC, we are dedicated to offering education and training to students who often face a range of barriers to their career aspirations. By removing these obstacles and providing comprehensive support, we ensure our learners have a clear path to success.
At OSTTC, we offer a variety of programs, from specialized trades to general academic courses. One standout feature of many of our programs is the inclusion of paid internships. This means you can get real job experience and make money while you're still learning.
