Learning catalogue

The Procurement, Grants and Contributions Branch (PGCB) is offering an Intro to Procurement Information Session to Parks Canada team members. This basic/introductory level information session provides an overview of PGCB, the Procurement Hub (procurement intranet site), general procurement principles, delegation of contracting authorities, mandatory standing offers and supply arrangements, obtaining quotes and completing your procurement within your delegated contracting authorities. You will be redirected to ParksNet (VPN required).

You will be redirected to Confluence.

Learning Objective: Identify components for most bridge and structure types. Understand which components are more important to a structure's integrity. Recognize common defects of concrete, steel, aluminum, and timber. Designed For: Staff seeking detailed knowledge about bridge and structure components, such as: Asset Managers Asset Management Advisors Site Managers (and other assigned custodians) Trail Crew Supervisors Technical Services Officers Staff aiming to become a qualified inspector You will be redirected to ParksNet (VPN required).

1-Hour and 3-Hour Sessions hosted by the Canada Pension Center. You will be redirected to ParksNet. VPN Required.

Access training and resources to master best practices, navigate the PSPM application, and strengthen dialogue between employees and managers.

You will be redirected to the Canada School of Public Service platform.

You will be redirected to the Canada School of Public Service platform.

This training provides a clear, practical overview of the Procure‑to‑Pay (P2P) and Invoice‑to‑Pay (I2P) processes for delegated managers. You’ll learn how these digital workflows simplify administrative tasks, speed up approvals and payments, reduce errors, and ensure compliance across the entire purchasing cycle.

You will be redirected to ParksNet (VPN required).

This training course hones interpreters’ skills with the dialogic interpretation (DI) technique so they may use it with confidence. In this workshop, participants practice their skills with their peers to progress and to identify areas for improvement in their DI programs and techniques. You will be redirected to Confluence.

Quality Visitor Experience (QVE) training has been Parks Canada’s primary service training since 2009, having evolved from previous service oriented programs (Quality Visitor Service, Informal Visitor Contact, and Outstanding Visitor Experience). QVE provides a framework/opportunity for all staff to receive common messaging and practice skills to support visitor experience priorities and procedures. It is a very important tool for setting expectations for performance related to quality service delivery, communications, and safety protocols.