PARTNER WITH US
PARTNER WITH US
Partner with Us
At ETHOS, we are committed to uplifting organizations, communities, and individuals through innovation and service excellence. Our mission is to forge meaningful partnerships based on respect, inclusivity, and collaboration.
Since our inception in 2000, ETHOS Career Management Group has positively impacted BC and Alberta’s employment sector, delivering nearly 18,000 successful career development workshops and supporting 1,250 start-ups on Vancouver Island through our various entrepreneurship programs.
As leaders in the online training industry, we continuously innovate to enhance how organizations deliver training. Our experienced instructional designers and web developers collaborate with you to create engaging online learning content, paving the way for interactive experiences that encourage success.
Connect with us to see how we are making an impact by challenging the status quo through continuous learning, innovation, and creative solutions.
Indigenous Commitment
We are dedicated to upholding Indigenous Nations through a commitment to the process of decolonization. We honour Indigenous ways of being and knowing through learning, understanding, and holding space for historical knowledge, traditional teachings, ceremonies, protocols, and practices.
We strive to partner and collaborate respectfully with leaders, organizations, and communities to create sustainable, equitable opportunities for mutual growth and prosperity.
Explore the First Peoples’ Map of British Columbia at First Peoples’ Map. This website features an interactive map that highlights Indigenous territories and provides context about various First Nations across the province. It includes descriptions and resources that emphasize the importance of Indigenous histories, cultures, and rights, making it a valuable resource for understanding and respecting Indigenous lands and communities.
ETHOS acknowledges the ancestral healing lands of the Indigenous people of Canada. We recognize the impact colonization has had and continues to have on Indigenous people, their lands and their ways of being and knowing.
As guests and settlers, we recognize the people of the Quw’utsun, Snuneymuxw, Stz’uminus, Xwsepsum, Lkwungen, Niitsitapi and the people of the Treaty 7 region in Southern Alberta, which includes the Siksika, the Piikuni, the Kainai, the Tsuut’ina and the Stoney Nakoda First Nations, including Chiniki, Bearpaw, and Wesley First Nations as the rightful stewards and Ancestors of the lands ETHOS serves.
ETHOS is committed to reconciliation, equity and justice in relationship with Indigenous people, their lands, waters and communities.