Learning catalogue

This job aid provides a checklist of best practices for preparing to start or return to work at a Government of Canada office.

This event recording offers an opportunity to reflect on the shift currently underway and the experience of transitioning to a hybrid work environment that is new for many federal employees.

This job aid explores the timeline and history of the relationship between Indigenous Peoples and the Crown in Canada.

This video describes the impact of delegation of financial authorities on the day-to-day work of accountable managers.

This video is an overview of the government budget cycle. It explains how government decisions and budgets have an effect on the responsibilities of accountable managers.

Using examples, Dr. Cara Tannenbaum demonstrates sex and gender data differences and explores how to effectively use data to find explanations for these differences.

This course explores the personal strengths needed to provide and to receive feedback, in both face-to-face and virtual discussions. Participants will reflect on potential areas for personal improvement while preparing for feedback discussions with their employees.

This video explains to executives and hiring managers how this mentorship program supports Indigenous employees as they navigate their careers within the public service and describes its organizational benefits.

A collection of video clips of Indigenous leaders and public servants discussing the meaning of reconciliation.

This video offers an overview of how the Integrated Policy Framework works as a holistic approach to policy development and implementation that encourages policymakers to consider policy as an integrated whole rather than a series of discrete steps.

This video highlights strategies and examples of how executives and hiring managers can challenge the status quo to overcome barriers to Indigenous employment in the federal public service.

This event recording features a diverse panel of new and experienced public servants, who explore the realities of being newly employed in the federal public service and how to manage the expectations and challenges when settling into this new role.