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The records are related to ECE-led interagency committees and working groups as well as ECE programs including NWT Teacher Qualification, Adult Basic Education Curriculum Development, Teacher Induction, GNWT Training Group, Secondary Diamond Industries Working Group, Nunavut Unification Human Resource Development Strategy, Canada-NWT Agreement for French and Aboriginal Languages, and the Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition Steering Committee. Also included are Senior Management Committee meetings, Minister's Statements and Briefing Notes, and an agreement signed between ECE and the Dogrib Community Services Board.

Records include an evaluation of the NWT Literacy Strategy, a funding agreement for the construction of a francophone school in Hay River, and agreements related to scholarship and bursary programs for post-secondary students.

Records date from [1976]-1979 and include population estimates, family allowance statistics, evaluations of a drug and alcohol council, and two evaluations of Frobisher Bay after closure of a liquor store. There are also a number of program evaluations covering topics such as apprenticeship, daycare, subsidized term employment, rehabilitation of disabled persons, operations of a student residence in Fort Smith and in-service training.

The majority of records consist of files that deal with the Northern Management Program (NMP) administered by the Department of Transportation in conjunction with Arctic College. The NMP was designed to provide training opportunities for people from the USSR and other northern countries. The training revolved around construction and desing techniques for northern communities. The program was in part the result of the USSR/Canada exchange program which allowed engineers, contractors and other professionals involved in construction to visit the other country to see other construction techniques.

Records include photographs of school-oriented subjects such as classroom settings, school openings and events, awards presentations, and graduating classes dating from the 1980s and 1990s. Photographs also relate to departmental programs such as Arctic College, literacy programs, and special needs programs. The photographs are mainly of Yellowknife but also include photographs of school environments in Sachs Harbour, Fort Liard, and Fort McPherson.

Records include a photograph of the members of the first Teacher Education Program class. Original print was stamped McDermid Studios Ltd. Edmonton. Included in the class were Robert 'Bobby' Overvold and Cindy Kenny Gilday.

Records include funding agreements and other material related to student assistance programs, including the Northern Student Education Initiative, University/College Entrance Preparation Program, and Canada Millennium Bursaries.

Records include correspondence and drafts related to amendments to the Social Assistance Regulations, regulations under the Archives Act, and the Public Colleges Act, as well as an agreement between the Department of Education and the Northern Arts and Cultural Centre regarding the NACC facilities within Sir John Franklin High School.

Records include a funding agreement for the University/College Entrance Preparation program and amendments to the Social Assistance Regulations.

Records include Ministerial chronos and documents related to amendments made to the Student Financial Assistance Act.

Records include program reviews, Senior Management and Executive Committee meeting minutes, Directors/Superintendents meeting minutes, and Aurora and Arctic College Board of Directors meeting minutes and correspondence. Also included are community consultation documentation and copies of agreements between ECE and various governments.

Records relate to Student Financial Assistance, the Northern Student Education Initiative and income support for persons with disabilities.

Records date from 1997-2000 and include reference material, reports, plans, terms of reference, minutes and correspondence related to the work of the Postsecondary Education Review Steering Committee and NWT Standing Committee on Teacher Training. Records also consist of reports from the NWT Labour Force Development Forum, "The Bridge to my Future-A Report on Adult Basic Education in the NWT," and proceedings from a roundtable that was held on workplace literacy, and a report on literacy initiatives in the NWT.

Records date from 1994-1998 and include plans and program files that relate to delivery and development of programs managed by the division. Records include correspondence, copies of program development material such as policy, framework documents, action plans, manuals and final reports for such programs as “Youth First”, the Student Success program which resulted in the production of the “Getting In, Staying In, Getting Out” A Plan for Post-Secondary Student Success, the Working Together Youth Program and Career Development Certificate Program that is delivered by Aurora College. Additionally, there are program review files related to the Student Financial Assistance Program and Income Support reform. Records also include strategic initiatives for the division including the integration of income support and career development, description and summary of an oil and gas training workshop that was developed by the division, and a file related to the division of the Northwest Territories and its impact on the College and Career Development Division.

Records relate to reforms of the Income Support program, the redesign of the Student Financial Assistance program, a study on welfare use in the NWT and financial support related to energy and utilities.

Records date from 1994-1998 and include program implementation and evaluation files, and survey results concerning the Investing in People program, as well as material related to the Community Social Assistance Delivery Pilot Project Evaluation Framework and Evaluation Report. The files also include briefing notes records related to Income Support reform and the transfer and delivery of the social assistance program or income support to ECE. In addition, there are records related to the Community Wellness Strategy, Youth Employment program, Adult Basic Education, Senior Management Committee meetings, Career Development Certificate Program Advisory Committee, and a Report of the Task Force on Departmental Organization. There are also briefing notes and a decision paper concerning the Student Financial Assistance program.

Records date from 1992-1996 and include records from the Arctic College Board of Governors and relate to the planned decentralization of the head office of Arctic College from Yellowknife to Fort Smith and Iqaluit. In addition, there is a copy of a Literacy Proposal to Multiculturism and Citizenship Canada that was submitted by Arctic College. There are also records related to departmental strategic planning and the creation of the Strength at Two Levels document and People: Our Focus, Our Future - A Strategy to 2010. In addition, there are records related to the Senior Secondary Community Schooling Policy, ECE Senior Management Committee, ECE Executive Committee, Information Steering Committee and Traditional Knowledge Committee.

The records date from 1994-1999 and consist of committee files (including the Community Wellness Committee), planning files, regional goals and objectives, as well as material from Director and Superintendent meetings. Programs discussed in the records include the Early Childhood Program, the Apprenticeship Program, Investing in People, and the Healthy Children's Initiative.

The video is entitled "Who will build the future", was produced circa 1995-1996 and provides an overview of the development of the Teacher Education Program (TEP).