Available in French and English, ESI I (DVD) is recognized nationally as an innovative tool in providing awareness about Essential Skills. You will join the Essential Skills Investigation Agents as they use the nine Essential skills to explore the cause of death in this contemporary story.
ESI I DVD is now available with captioning for those who are “hard of hearing”.
$14.00 each
Available in English and French, ESI II (DVD) continues to explore Essential Skills in yet another exciting story. You will rejoin the Essential Skills Investigation Agents as they prove that investigating the Essential Skills of the crime will lead to solving this new mystery. This DVD’s focus is Continuous Learning.
$14.00 each
Package includes: Facilitator Guide, Participant Workbook and ESI Activity Cards.
The Facilitator Guide package is useful to anyone wanting to use the DVD as a tool for facilitation with the theme of Essential Skills.
$55.00 each Package
ESI III DVD: available in English, is the third sequel in the ESI DVD series. In this version ESI Agents solve a workplace accident by using their “Thinking” skills and “Working With Others” skills and show us that Essential Skills can assist us in adapting to change.
$14.00 each
ESI III Facilitator Guide Package includes: Facilitator Guide, Participant Workbook and ESI Thinking Cards. The Faciliator Guide Package is useful to anyone wanting to use the ESI III DVD as a tool for facilitation with the theme of Essential Skills.
$55.00 each Package
Please note* To Order Facilitator Guides or CD's in large quantities, please contact us for shipping prices at orders@urbanspiritfoundation.com
USF makes grants to Urban Aboriginal organizations that provide programs addressing basic education requirements, specific skills training opportunities, secondary and post-secondary preparation, career exploration and life skills enhancements.
USF provides secondary and post-secondary scholarship awards based on need and ability to persons of Aboriginal descent who are in high school and/or pursing post-secondary studies in fields that will help meet the specific needs of First Nations, Inuit, or Metis peoples and communities. USF would like to expand these awards to more school districts, colleges and universities.
USF makes grants to urban Aboriginal organizations that provide short term assistance that enables urban Aboriginal individuals and families to get back on track in times of need. Small investments in community-based projects and programs can make a significant impact in turning personal difficulty into a road to success.
