ECCC learning catalogue

The main objective of the training is to build and sustain the capacity of Compliance Promotion Program staff to help carry out their daily tasks efficiently.

Welcome to Environment and Climate Change Canada’s introductory-level training on the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, or CEPA 101 training for short. This course is designed for those with little or no experience on CEPA. The training provides an overview of the Act, how it is applied and how it fits into the larger environmental protection context. *Training targeted to Employees.

Present example of the compliance promotion planning and reporting cycle using the information submitted for the work done on the Microbeads in Toiletries Regulations, including instrument priority recommendation, work plan preparation, measurement, and final activity report. *Training targeted to Compliance Promotion Officers.

This online training is part of a suite of introductory modules on risk management instruments, such as pollution prevention (P2) planning notices and environmental performance agreements (EPAs), offered through ECCourses.

The training session covers the process of identifying priorities for the compliance promotion program, as well as the annual planning process for compliance promotion activities. Learning Objectives : With this session, participants will be able to: • Understand the priority and planning process • Know when it starts, why it is important, who is involved, and what is requested • See the link between the instrument priority and work plans *Training targeted to all ECCC staff.

The Conflict Awareness for a Respectful Workplace session supports the organization's efforts in this regard and aims to support employees.

This toolkit offers detailed instructions and step-by-step guidance about the tools available for ECCC Learning Space Designers.

The purpose of this advanced course is to provide learners with a sound understanding of Green Procurement and related policies, strategies and tools for applying its principles throughout the procurement process.

This guide complements “Creating Impactful Online Courses: The Complete Toolkit for ECCC Learning Space Designers – ECCC-DTK” course by focusing more on designing and developing content using HTML templates, and defining the overall appearance of your ECCC Learning Space courses.

Our goal is to provide you with knowledge and information on emergency procedures in order for you to have a better understanding of what you need to do to respond to emergency situations to keep you safe. The course consists of 6 modules and real-life scenarios that will put your knowledge of emergency procedures to the test: Building Emergency and Evacuation Teams (BEET) & Important Roles Evacuations Shelter-In-Place Lockdown/Armed Intruder Persons Requiring Assistance (PRA) Life safety equipment This course is self-paced and offered online. *Training targeted to Employees.

This mandatory course provides necessary information about public service values and ethics in an engaging way.

This online training is part of a suite of introductory modules on risk management instruments, such as pollution prevention (P2) planning notices, codes of practice and release guidelines offered through ECCourses.