Learning catalogue

This online self-paced course focuses on the duties tasked to managers and persons responsible for official languages in departments. Participants will be provided with the tools they need to identify linguistic requirements, resolve complaints, and maintain records related to official languages obligations.

This online self-paced course examines the Direct and Manage Project Work, Manage Project Knowledge, and Monitor and Control Project Work processes. Participants will learn to use input from project plans to inform the management of their projects, including how to pace and manage project outputs using high-performing work processes.

This course examines a range of tools, skills and techniques designed to help managers carry out positive employee performance management, including practical options for addressing culpable and non-culpable behaviours. Participants will familiarize themselves with the performance management cycle and learn how to assess performance and conduct performance interviews.

This event recording captures the keynote address from the 2016 Manion Lecture by Dick Pound, Chair of the Board of Directors of the Olympic Broadcasting Services, on the topic of successful leadership.

This event recording captures the keynote address from the 2017 Manion Lecture by the Honourable David Johnston, former Governor General of Canada, on the role that public servants play in strengthening trust in our public institutions.

This event recording captures the keynote address from the 2018 Manion Lecture by Douglas Elmendorf, Ph.D., on the modern US political discourse, social divisions, hyper-partisanship and changing perspectives on pluralism.

This event recording features the keynote address from the 2020 Manion Lecture by journalist Jeffrey Simpson, who looks back at over 40 years of Canadian public policy and how lessons from our past can help us build the future.

This video features Nicholas Vrooman, folklorist and author, who shares the story of the "Many Eagle Set Sundance Song."

This video highlights key moments from the Geopolitics and Learning from the Past event, including discussions on the importance of history and the difference in geopolitics today.

This event recording features a discussion with historian Margaret MacMillan on the importance of history in understanding geopolitics and the lessons that can be learned from the past to meet the opportunities and challenges of today and tomorrow.

September 30 is now recognized as a federal statutory day of commemoration. The day provides an opportunity to reflect on the tragic history of residential schools and honour their Survivors by engaging in reconciliation activities within our communities.

This event recording features a discussion with a panel of senior public servants who had key responsibilities during the events of September 11, 2001, on the repercussions on domestic and foreign policy and how Canada would be forever altered.