To create inclusive pathways to education, technology, and entrepreneurship—ensuring that vulnerable individuals have the tools and training they need to thrive in today's world.
A future where every woman, youth, and marginalized person has the opportunity to succeed through access to knowledge, digital tools, and community support.
Klocwise Education Society is a community-based nonprofit organization committed to empowering women, girls, youths, and individuals experiencing homelessness through free education, digital access, and skills development. Based in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, our programs are designed to remove barriers and foster independence by equipping underserved populations with soft skills, business tools, and academic support.
Through strong partnerships—including with the Yellowknife Women’s Centre—we have successfully distributed over 250 laptops and cellphones to women, girls, and individuals in need. These devices support learning, job searches, communication, and self-empowerment.
High School Upgrading: Targeted academic support to help students complete high school requirements.
CAEC Preparatory Classes: Focused classes to help individuals prepare for the Canadian Adult Education Credential (CAEC) exam.
English as a Second Language (ESL): Support for newcomers and non-native speakers to improve communication and confidence.
Job Readiness Programs: Resume writing, interview preparation, computer literacy, and workplace communication skills.
We provide free technical and branding services to help women entrepreneurs grow their businesses:
E-commerce website design and development
Social media campaign development
Business branding and card design
Financial literacy training
Bookkeeping and tax filing assistance
Free Services: All of our programs—from tutoring to tech support—are provided at no cost to participants.
Inclusive Focus: We prioritize support for women, girls, homeless individuals, and underserved youth.
Hands-On Training: Our approach emphasizes practical skills that can be applied immediately.
Strong Community Partnerships: Collaborations with organizations like the Yellowknife Women’s Centre expand our impact and reach.
Tech Empowerment: Our device distribution program helps bridge the digital divide.
Sustainable Funding: As demand for our services grows, we continue to seek stable funding sources and sponsorships.
Program Capacity: Limited staffing and space can impact our ability to serve larger groups.
Advanced Training: Expanding into more advanced digital and vocational skills programs remains a future goal.