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The Nunavut Teacher Education Program (NTEP) is an important college/university program in the offered through Nunavut Arctic College. This program provides Inuit from Nunavut with the opportunity to work toward a degree (Bachelor of Education) while remaining in the Arctic. With this degree in education, graduates can contribute and shape the education system in Nunavut by becoming bilingual (Inuktitut and English) teachers or work for the Department of Education. If the Inuit language and culture is to survive during this time of cultural transition, it will be greatly assisted by programs such as NTEP which recognize the importance of infusing Inuit language and culture into the western schooling system that is currently being used across North America (including the Arctic). This prog