Learning catalogue

This job aid presents an example of a comprehensive risk register to help identify, analyze, assess and address risk.

In part 1, learn about Rules as Code, why it matters and how it is changing rulemaking in Canada.

In part 2, get an insider tour of our own Rules as Code project. You'll learn about what the Canada School of Public Service in collaboration with the Community of Federal Regulators, the Labour Program and the Department of Justice, Government of Canada did over a period of 8 weeks to test Rules as Code, what was learned along the way and what you need to run your own Rules as Code project.

This online self-paced course demonstrates how to be a more effective meeting leader and fulfill key responsibilities at each stage of a business meeting, including setting objectives, using proper tone, summarizing what was said, and avoiding losing focus. Participants will learn how to conduct productive meetings where invitees feel grateful and satisfied that they attended.

On May 12, 2022, the Canada School of Public Service hosted Fiona Hill, one of the most authoritative contemporary voices on Russia. In a wide-ranging discussion, she explored authoritarianism in Russia and the challenge it poses to advanced democracies, the current conflict in Ukraine, and the reaction from the West.

This online self-paced course explores the different ways to save and organize documents in GCdocs16. Participants will learn how to add documents in GCdocs, organize their documents into collections, and control access to their files.

This online self-paced course demonstrates the search capabilities of GCdocs16 and how to access, modify and share documents using its search functions and tools. Participants will practise conducting a search and learn how to use keywords and filters to refine their search results.

This online self-paced course provides federal employees with the foundational knowledge and tools needed to help them meet their responsibilities in support of the protection of information, individuals and assets, as outlined in the Policy on Government Security. Participants will learn about their role in applying Government of Canada security principles and best practices in their organization.

This online self-paced course provides an orientation toolkit in a non-linear format to help security specialists review key concepts and maintain their knowledge of Government of Canada security requirements. Through documentation, links and job aids, participants will gain a better understanding of their roles and responsibilities, and learn where they can obtain additional information.

This online self-paced course for security specialists outlines the basic tasks related to security screening requests and the evaluation of a person's reliability and loyalty to Canada. Participants will learn the various steps involved in the screening process and the requirements for reliability status and security clearances by working through case studies inspired by real-life scenarios.

This highly interactive course introduces the strategies and tools needed to effectively communicate the essence of an issue at hand in two minutes or less while ensuring that what is said is thorough and well-constructed. Participants will learn how to brief their deputy heads and ministers by confidently and succinctly delivering their main messages with maximum effectiveness.

This job aid helps coachees to select and prepare to share a coaching topic, particularly participants in the courses Introduction to Peer Coaching (TRN401) and Coaching for Effective Leadership (TRN402).