The got mold™ Indigenous Training Program

Please contact us to receive a detailed quote that includes mileage and travel to your specific location/community. 

Please contact us for specific dates.

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If funding is required, there is typically ISC and CMHC funding available. Once we send the quote, it can be submitted to ISC or CMHC for consideration. 

The program is designed for 10 students however, we can make an exception for more. When more than 10 students, the price goes up by $950 per student. We will require more inspections in the community than two buildings. This way we can split up the students as opposed to bombard people in a small house with 12 or 13 students, instructor, and co-instructor. We need, at minimum, 3 months’ notice to accommodate for groups larger than 10.  

Yes absolutely, it is highly recommended to request additional inspections as we are already there. It also allows us to further coach and mentor students who stick it out and we can see who best fits the roles of inspector, team lead, and remediation technician. We will work closely with these students that show the most interest.  

Typically, between $1,000 and $1,500 per inspection, dependant on how many and what kind of samples are required.  

Please contact us to receive a detailed quote that includes everything required and the cost of such materials and equipment. Having the proper equipment and materials will allow you to do your own testing right in your community.

Typically, we wrap up in four days which allows us time to perform additional inspections on the fifth day, if requested. We are currently working on a six-week training program that will allow remediation of up to four homes in your community while continuing to train students hands on.  

Construction workers, housing staff including the housing manager, and anyone passionate about improving the living conditions in the community. If housing manager is too busy, they should be present for at least the first half day of training. This is where we lay out the game plan with realistic short-term and long-term goals that meet the needs of the community. The goals will be as such: How will we get from where we are now to where we want to be and within what time frame.