ECCC learning catalogue

Writing guide for model developers at CCMEP and forecasters to document and report NWP-related issues to development. Training targeted to MT, PC, and IT classifications.

This training will help site members manage, organize, and share information in InfoHub.

This training helps site owners manage their InfoHub sites and ensure effective governance.

The session provides an overview of the implementation strategy to compliance promotion officers including the available resources and people available to help preparing it. Topics covered in this session will include: • Overview of Implementation Strategy • Target Audience and Enforcement • Data collection & Performance measurement & Available Resources Learning Objectives • Purpose of the Implementation Strategy • How it works/is structured • Key sections • Benefits • Available support resources *Training targeted to Specialists, Managers and Supervisors.

Learn what AI is, what generative AI is, AI’s strengths and weaknesses, best practices for AI use and prompt engineering, and where to find support and guidance on AI use at ECCC.

Basic information on the identification of ivory and ivory substitutes to designated WED Officers

Learn how ECCC Library Services supports your work.

The Meteorological Service of Canada has created this introductory meteorology course for new and current employees who work within the technical and physical sciences.

The Enforcement Branch presentation introduces the work of Environment and Climate Change Canada’s (ECCC) Enforcement Branch (EB).

Introduction to EODP

The Fisheries Act is Canada’s most important statute to prevent water pollution and to protect and preserve Canada’s fisheries resource. This self-paced course will examine key aspects of the Fisheries Act; specifically, provisions that fall under the responsibility of Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC), as well as the related enforcement process. *Training targeted to ECCC Employees.

This course introduces the Meteorological Service of Canada (MSC) and has been designed for all employees of the branch.