Mosaic - Potash Mining Readiness Program

‍Are you ready to start a meaningful career in one of Saskatchewan’s most important industries?

Mosaic’s Potash Mining Readiness Program is designed specifically for Indigenous learners who want to explore entry-level roles in mining and gain the skills, confidence, and support to succeed.

This six-week training program will prepare you to work at Mosaic’s world-class potash operations in Esterhazy, Saskatchewan — with the opportunity to grow your career in a safe, stable, and supportive environment.

 Why Join This Program?

• Launch your career in potash mining - a vital and growing industry with long-term opportunities

• Earn more - entry-level roles start at competitive wages, well above minimum wage

• Stay close to home - live in rural Saskatchewan or commute from your home First Nation

• Feel supported - meals, accommodations, and a $1,000 post-graduation bursary are provided to help you succeed

• Be part of something bigger - Mosaic is committed to reconciliation and creating a workplace where Indigenous employees feel a strong sense of belonging

Location & Schedule

• Where: Mosaic’s Esterhazy Potash Complex (K1, K2, K3) and in-town facilities

• When: Starting February 2026  

• Duration: 6 weeks, Monday to Friday (6:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. – to model a typical work shift)

• Cohort Size: 6–12 participants per session

• Two Daily Meals & Lodging: Provided by Mosaic (Monday–Friday)

What You’ll Learn

• Introduction to Potash Mining & Careers in the Industry

• Safety Training & Hazard Awareness

• Tools, Equipment & Technology in Mining

• Work Ethic, Teamwork & Company Culture

• Indigenous Perspectives in Mining & Cultural Belonging

• Life Skills, Resume Building & Interview Prep

• Physical Readiness & Fitness for the Job

What You Need to Join

• Indigenous identity

• 18 years or older

• Able to pass a drug & alcohol test

• Willing to commit to the full 6-week program

• Comfortable with physical work and safety procedures

• Experience or exposure in construction, agriculture, or industrial settings is helpful

Physical Requirements

• Comfortable lifting up to 50 lbs., climbing stairs, and working in various conditions

• Able to wear safety gear, including a respirator

• Good hearing and vision (with or without correction)

 What Makes This Program Unique

• Delivered by an experienced instructor with hands-on support from Mosaic’s leadership and operations team

• Designed with Indigenous learners in mind — with a focus on cultural safety and belonging

• Graduates are job-ready for entry-level roles at Mosaic

• $1,000 graduation bursary and additional supports available to help you succeed

Ready to take the first step?

This is more than just a training program — it’s a pathway to a rewarding career, a hands-on learning environment, and an opportunity to be part of a company that values who you are. To get on the list to receive registration information, please email indigenous.engagement@mosaicco.com.