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We want all students to have a meaningful experience and we encourage all to join the Interdepartmental Student Committee (ISC). This is a dynamic group of public servants working to expand their networks and develop new skills. The ISC hosts events that are geared toward fostering relaxed networking with students and executives of other departments, providing members educational opportunities, and events in a comfortable environment. This committee is a highly effective tool to build your network and have a great time doing it.
Students can stay in the loop by connecting with us on:
• GCcollab: [https://gccollab.ca/groups/about/2079189 GCcollab group]
• Twitter: [https://twitter.com/CEI_ISC Twitter Page]
• and we’re always available to answer questions by email: isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
For your onboarding, we suggest you create a GCcampus account and follow the learning roadmap created by the Canada School of Public Service. [https://www.csps-efpc.gc.ca/mngr/students-eng.aspx Student Learning Roadmap]
We hope you will also enjoy the Federal Youth Network landing page which serves as a one-stop-shop for all the specific information a new public servant needs to know.
Students can stay in the loop by connecting with us on:
• GCcollab: [https://gccollab.ca/groups/about/2079189 GCcollab group]
• Twitter: [https://twitter.com/CEI_ISC Twitter Page]
• and we’re always available to answer questions by email: isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
For your onboarding, we suggest you create a GCcampus account and follow the learning roadmap created by the Canada School of Public Service. [https://www.csps-efpc.gc.ca/mngr/students-eng.aspx Student Learning Roadmap]
We hope you will also enjoy the Federal Youth Network landing page which serves as a one-stop-shop for all the specific information a new public servant needs to know.
