YPN Survival Guide - Revision history

Bgall081 at 16:54, 20 August 2019

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 * Read the book  "The Public Servant's Guide to Government in Canada" by Alex Marland and Jared Wesley.
 * You can sign up for notifications about current government job posting at your level and interest at jobs.gc.ca
 '''(2) Excellent training courses for a new public servant:'''
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 '''(3) Associations and providers to join if you like continuous learning:'''

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-Welcome to the Young Professionals Network (YPN) survival guide. below, content is sorted into several categories and themes we hope will prove helpful to those new to the public service.
+Welcome to the Young Professionals Network (YPN) survival guide. Below, content is sorted into several categories and themes we hope will prove helpful to those new to the Federal Public Service.
 '''How to use this guide:'''
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 * You can add inexpensive training courses to your learning plan in order to have your department pay for them (e.g., the Public Health Agency of Canada's annual speed-mentoring event, Mega-Connex)
 * Read the book  "The Public Servant's Guide to Government in Canada" by Alex Marland and Jared Wesley.
 '''(2) Excellent training courses for a new public servant:'''
 * XThe

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 '''(3) Associations and providers to join if you like continuous learning:'''
 * IPAC <ref><nowiki>https://www.ipac.ca/iPAC_EN/About_Us/iPAC_EN/About_Us/About_IPAC.aspx?hkey=60a88f44-c9e4-4346-8976-8ff5e9ba416e</nowiki></ref>- The Institute of Public Administration of Canada is a professional organization  that supports excellence in Canada's public sector.
 * WIDS<ref><nowiki>https://www.wids.ca/cms/Our-History-Mandate</nowiki></ref> - Women in Defence and Security aims to promote the advancement of women in careers related to Canadian defence and security.

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 * Canada School of the Public Service archived lessons <nowiki>http://publications.gc.ca/site/eng/search/LanguageLearningProductsCatalogueAB.html</nowiki> - the format isn't amazing, but these are basically the lessons that your Departmental French teachers will come in and run through. They are fairly easy to do on your own, especially if you are combining them with other strategies, and they will really help you get the government lingo!
 * There are excellent resources created by the SASS (a service offered at the University of Ottawa) as well: <nowiki>https://sass.uottawa.ca/fr/redaction/ressources</nowiki>
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 '''(1) Things I wish I knew on the first day I joined the federal government:'''
 * You can add inexpensive training courses to your learning plan in order to have your department pay for them (e.g., the Public Health Agency of Canada's annual speed-mentoring event, Mega-Connex)
 '''(2) Excellent training courses for a new public servant:'''
 * XThe
 '''(3) Associations and providers to join if you like continuous learning:'''
 * IPAC <ref><nowiki>https://www.ipac.ca/iPAC_EN/About_Us/iPAC_EN/About_Us/About_IPAC.aspx?hkey=60a88f44-c9e4-4346-8976-8ff5e9ba416e</nowiki></ref>- The Institute of Public Administration of Canada is a professional organization  that supports excellence in Canada's public sector.

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 * WIDS<ref><nowiki>https://www.wids.ca/cms/Our-History-Mandate</nowiki></ref> - Women in Defence and Security aims to promote the advancement of women in careers related to Canadian defence and security.
 (4) Reoccurring training opportunities for under $50.00.
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