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==Spotlight on Resources==

==Spotlight on Resources==

===Introduction to the Planning and Management of Investments (course)===

===Introduction to the Planning and Management of Investments (course)===

The Canada School of Public Service, in collaboration with Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat, and the Investment Management Community, has launched a new course: [https://catalogue.csps-efpc.gc.ca/product?catalog=COR433&cm_locale=en Introduction to the Planning and Management of Investments (COR433)].

The Canada School of Public Service, in collaboration with Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat and the Investment Management Community, has launched a new course: [https://catalogue.csps-efpc.gc.ca/product?catalog=COR433&cm_locale=en Introduction to the Planning and Management of Investments (COR433)].

This course is designed for managers and employees involved in planning and managing investments across the public service. It is relevant not only for specialists in procurement, materiel management, real property and project management, or comptrollership, but also for those responsible for acquisitions, defining requirements, managing specialized assets or services, developing business cases, or contributing to Treasury Board submissions.

This course is designed for managers and employees involved in planning and managing investments across the public service. It is relevant not only for specialists in procurement, materiel management, real property and project management, or comptrollership, but also for those responsible for acquisitions, defining requirements, managing specialized assets or services, developing business cases, or contributing to Treasury Board submissions.

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===Introduction to Work in the Government of Canada: Foundations for Success (course)===

===Introduction to Work in the Government of Canada: Foundations for Success (course)===

This free course, developed by Apolitical in collaboration with the Federal Youth Network, is designed to help civil servants excel in their careers in the Government of Canada. Whether you manage brand-new civil servants in the Canadian Civil Service, or more experienced civil servants, they’ll be introduced to the knowledge, tools and connections to thrive. By they end of the course, they’ll understand how the government works, as well as being equipped to shape their career and contribute to meaningful change.

This free course, developed by Apolitical in collaboration with the Federal Youth Network, is designed to help civil servants excel in their careers in the Government of Canada. Whether you manage brand-new civil servants in the Canadian Civil Service, or more experienced civil servants, they’ll be introduced to the knowledge, tools and connections to thrive. By the end of the course, they’ll understand how the government works, as well as being equipped to shape their career and contribute to meaningful change.

We look forward to seeing colleagues in this course!  

We look forward to seeing colleagues in this course!