Learning catalogue

On September 17, 2020, APEX and the School convened a panel of senior leaders to discuss the challenges faced by visible minorities in moving into the senior ranks of the federal public service. In this video recording of the event, you will hear their personal stories of systemic discrimination and the concrete actions needed to bring about meaningful change in the public service.

This online self-paced course supports learning French as a second language through beginner-level practice exercises. Participants will review common verb forms, increase their vocabulary, and be prompted to practise their French pronunciation.

This online self-paced course reviews vocabulary in English as a second language that relates to four common topics used throughout the public service: project management, performance at work, client service, and values and ethics. Participants will put their new vocabulary to the test by completing suggested practice activities at the end of each topic.

This online self-paced course reviews vocabulary in French as a second language that relates to four common topics used throughout the public service: project management, performance at work, client service, and values and ethics. Participants will put their new vocabulary to the test by completing suggested practice activities at the end of each topic.

From 'Indian' to 'Indigenous' : the historical pursuit of one umbrella term that applies to all.

In the Government of Canada, lack of data isn’t a problem. In fact, it’s the opposite: there’s often too much information available from too many different sources to make a clear decision.

We have all read or heard about needing to move to the cloud, but what is it really? It’s not some tech marvel to be feared if not understood, it’s more of a convenience service.

This job aid provides a list of responsibilities for employees who must take sick leave for more than 10 consecutive work days.

We often hear “let’s get digital” but what does it really mean? How does a large department like Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) – with over 17,000 employees – make this happen? First off, let’s just say it’s not an overnight process but well worth the effort when we see the positive impacts on employees and the people using our services.

This online self-paced course examines the functions of Parliament, the Government of Canada and the federal public service, as well as the organizational relationships between these entities. Participants will gain a foundational understanding of how government works and the vital part they play in its critical operations.

Indigenous public servants share their experiences and advice with Indigenous youth new to the public service.

This course shares best practices, behaviours and tools for how to perform successfully in a virtual work environment.