Training Opportunity: Wabanaki in Motion NB – Roots to Stars
Pabineau First Nation is pleased to help share an exciting new learning opportunity for Indigenous youth!
Wabanaki in Motion NB is launching its first 8-week cohort in Fredericton and is currently looking for Indigenous participants aged 16+ who are interested in developing hands-on STEAM skills, exploring new technologies, and connecting learning with culture.
About Wabanaki in Motion
Wabanaki in Motion is a free, hands-on training program delivered through a Mobile Makerspace.
Over eight weeks, participants will have opportunities to explore technologies and skills including:
3D printing
Laser engraving and cutting
CNC machining
Robotics
Coding
Digital design
Drones
Emerging technologies
Workplace readiness and safety
Participants will also have opportunities to earn industry-recognized certifications and explore future education and career pathways in science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics (STEAM).
No previous technical experience is required.
Learning Rooted in Culture
Alongside technical training, Wabanaki in Motion incorporates cultural programming rooted in the Seven Sacred Teachings, creating a learning environment that brings together technology, culture, community, and career development.
Participants will learn with support from Indigenous facilitators, Elders, Knowledge Keepers, technical experts, and program partners.
Fredericton Cohort
Program Length: 8 weeks
Location: WIMNB Mobile Unit
Brookside Mall Parking Lot
435 Brookside Drive
Fredericton, NB E3A 8V4
Schedule: Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Eligibility: Indigenous participants aged 16+
The current program poster lists August 24, 2026 for the upcoming cohort.
Register Your Interest
Indigenous youth and community members interested in participating are encouraged to pre-register and learn more about this exciting opportunity.
Pre-Register for Wabanaki in Motion NB
Learn More About Wabanaki in Motion NB
We encourage interested Pabineau community members to check out the program and help spread the word to Indigenous youth who may be interested in technology, hands-on learning, culture, and future STEAM careers.
