Learning catalogue

This online self-paced course provides the foundational knowledge needed to explore and explain what project management is and how it applies to both professional and personal projects.

This introductory course for specialists in real property management offers a comprehensive overview of real property management, including a review of the relevant standards, policies and legislation.

This job aid introduces the different phases of the federal regulatory process, including the triage statement and the requirements for developing, implementing and reviewing regulations, and assessing their results.

This online self-paced course introduces each step of the risk management process and its application in the workplace, including how to respond to identified risks and opportunities. Participants will learn about the risk management process, how it impacts their work, and how it can positively influence the performance of their organization.

This online self-paced course introduces the fundamental concepts of statistical analysis, including data distribution, deviation, correlation, regression, and clustering. Participants will learn how to use statistical analysis methods to better communicate with data analysts and other data professionals as part of their work routine.

This event recording explores the Quality of Life Framework for Canada, which brings together data for approximately 85 key indicators on the well-being of people in Canada, and examines the importance of quality of life data and how public servants can apply this framework to their work.

This video, featuring Ayushi Roy, provides an introduction to cross-functional, also known as multi-disciplinary teams, and demonstrates how they can add value to products and services.

This online self-paced course provides a brief introduction to Inuit in Canada, including their traditions, governance structures and history. Participants will have an opportunity to reflect on a wide range of subjects, including the relationship between Inuit and the Government of Canada and the four distinct land claims agreements within the regions of Inuit Nunangat.

This online self-paced course demonstrates how to judge the strength of an argument, recognize logical fallacies, and make an effective argument based on clear reasoning. Participants will learn how to evaluate arguments for accuracy, precision and logic, and use critical thinking techniques to better prepare their own arguments.

This online self-paced course offers an overview of information technology (IT) security policies, processes and procedures relevant to the role of IT practitioners in the federal public service. Participants will gain a foundational understanding of IT security that can be adapted to organizational contexts across the Government of Canada.

This keystone event spotlights Ian Stedman, Associate Professor of Canadian Public Law and Governance at York University and the 2024/25 Jocelyne Bourgon Visiting Scholar, who will dig deeper into the discussion on values and ethics, and how to reconcile one's personal views with the expectations of being a public servant.

This event recording features Professor Jonathan Craft, the School's 2024 Visiting Scholar, who examines how Canada has been approaching policy modernization and capacity building from a comparative perspective.