Learning catalogue - Health Canada & the Public Health Agency of Canada

This interactive e-learning course is aimed at all Health Canada and Public Health Agency of Canada employees managing grants and/or contributions. This training is mandatory for all employees who administer Funding Agreements.

This is the online exam for the Orientation to Inspector Enforcement Skills: Notetaking course. If this is part of your pre-designation training, you must score at least 75% to pass the exam and complete the course. If you completed this course as a pre-requisite, we encourage you to complete the exam to test your knowledge; however, it is not a requirement to prepare for the virtual course.

Exam: Tobacco and Vaping Products Act

This workshop will cover easy things you can do to make your Excel spreadsheets accessible to people with different accommodation needs. Accessibility best practices are essential to ensure that everyone feels included in the workplace.

The "FAA S.33 Financial Officer" course, tailored for those with the authority to approve issuances of payments, meaning FAA S.33 approval. This course offers practical knowledge on Delegated Spending and Financial Authorities (DSFA), essential for managing the approval of payment requests and invoices for Health Canada and the Public Health Agency of Canada.

In this live virtual workshop with the National Learning Unit, ROEB staff will learn how to facilitate effectively in a virtual classroom environment. With the support of learning specialists, participants will be introduced to the tools and techniques used to create engaging and interactive learning. This learner-centred workshop is ideal for those who want to enhance their facilitation skills and deliver impactful training sessions.

This course contains 4 modules and a final quiz. Each module is designed to flow from one to the next; each building on material of the previous module. Use the Next button in the bottom right of the page to progress sequentially

Online session covering the makeup and purpose of the Building Emergency Evacuation Team (BEET) with a focus on the duties and responsibilities of the Floor Emergency Officers (FEOs)

The Official Languages Unit (OLU) is organizing a virtual event featuring second language learning. Several speakers will be invited to present tools to facilitate second language learning.

ROEB inspectors and analysts participating in this live virtual course will gain a common understanding of the regulatory role of inspectors and analysts at Health Canada. In this learner-centered course, delivered by experienced Health Canada inspectors, participants will gain an understanding of how compliance and enforcement policies are applied, how the guiding principles of compliance and enforcement determine the role and responsibilities of designated inspectors, and how regulatory inspectors use enforcement techniques and tools to minimize the department’s risk of liability. This course is recommended in the first 6-12 months of employment. Prerequisites: There are five prerequisites for this course. It is recommended that you complete them in the following order: 1. FS593 – Introduction to Regulatory Enforcement 2. FS632 – Building Inspector Credibility 3. FS636 – Compliance Verification Activities 4. FS631 – Understanding Inspector Powers 5. FS488 – Crown Liability in Regulatory Enforcement

This self-directed eLearning course will familiarize analysts pursuing designation with the concept of fundamental justice, and how it pertains to sample handling. The course will focus on the administrative duties of designated analysts, when handling samples submitted by law enforcement, inspectors, and research scientists, for the purpose of supporting the administration and enforcement of the FDA, CA, CDSA, PCPA, TVPA, and the CCPSA. This course is one of the mandatory courses for analysts required for designation.