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I am registered. What’s next? To make the most of your learning, we recommend you check out some of our past sessions available on our YouTube channel. You may also enjoy attending our AMA sessions scheduled throughout the fall where you can ask experts your questions live.
Who can attend CBC? While the Federal Youth Network caters to public servants in the first 5-10 years of their career, CBC is open to all federal public servants.
How do I register? Register by clicking here.
How does a virtual conference work? While CBC spans two weeks, the time commitment is designed to be manageable. You’re welcome to attend one, two, or all of the sessions—whatever best fits your interests and schedule. We encourage you to review the workshop offerings and block time in your calendar for the ones that resonate most with your current career journey. Attendance is not mandatory for every session, but we recommend prioritizing those that align closely with your goals and development path.
Will my manager allow me work time to attend the sessions? We do recommend that you get manager approval and block time in your calendar to dedicate to the sessions you wish to attend. If necessary, complete a learning application to ensure time is set aside for you to attend the conference. Ensure that you continue to put Career Boot Camp into your annual Learning Plan. Highlight to your manager that it is free this year and there is no travel required. If you do not intentionally dedicate time to CBC, work will take over and you will miss this once-a-year opportunity! Check with your manager to find out what rules are in place in your department for learning and development and talk to them about coding your time, if necessary.
Can I attend all of the CBC sessions? Absolutely! And because our French and English sessions are offered simultaneously, you can go back and watch the recordings of those you miss on our YouTube channel.
Can students attend? Students currently working in the GC are welcome to attend.
What are the other events (book chat, social media chats, mixers, etc.)? There are many types of learners, so we have other learning opportunities planned during CBC. These events will take place after hours (for most regions), allowing for full attendance of those working in operations. Check your regional network here for in person events celebrating CBC in your area.
When will I get the links to the sessions? The links to the sessions will come in a reminder email from us closer to the event. If you received your confirmation of registration, you should expect your reminder to go to the same email address.
How do I know who the speakers are? Can I get access to their bios? Speaker bios for each session are available here.
Will the sessions be recorded? The sessions will be recorded and available on our YouTube channel at a later date. For the best experience, we recommend attending live in order to engage with speakers and ask your questions.
What platforms do I need in order to attend? You will need access to Zoom and to the internet.
My department does not support Zoom. Can I still participate? If your work devices do not support Zoom, we suggest you use a personal device to attend these sessions.

I am registered. What’s next?

To make the most of your learning, we recommend you check out some of our past sessions available on our YouTube channel. You may also enjoy attending our AMA sessions scheduled throughout the fall where you can ask experts your questions live.

Who can attend CBC?

While the Federal Youth Network caters to public servants in the first 5-10 years of their career, CBC is open to all federal public servants.

How do I register?

Register by clicking here.

How does a virtual conference work?

While CBC spans two weeks, the time commitment is designed to be manageable. You’re welcome to attend one, two, or all of the sessions—whatever best fits your interests and schedule. We encourage you to review the workshop offerings and block time in your calendar for the ones that resonate most with your current career journey. Attendance is not mandatory for every session, but we recommend prioritizing those that align closely with your goals and development path.

Will my manager allow me work time to attend the sessions?

We do recommend that you get manager approval and block time in your calendar to dedicate to the sessions you wish to attend. If necessary, complete a learning application to ensure time is set aside for you to attend the conference. Ensure that you continue to put Career Boot Camp into your annual Learning Plan. Highlight to your manager that it is free this year and there is no travel required. If you do not intentionally dedicate time to CBC, work will take over and you will miss this once-a-year opportunity! Check with your manager to find out what rules are in place in your department for learning and development and talk to them about coding your time, if necessary.

Can I attend all of the CBC sessions?

Absolutely! And because our French and English sessions are offered simultaneously, you can go back and watch the recordings of those you miss on our YouTube channel.

Can students attend?

Students currently working in the GC are welcome to attend.

What are the other events (book chat, social media chats, mixers, etc.)?

There are many types of learners, so we have other learning opportunities planned during CBC. These events will take place after hours (for most regions), allowing for full attendance of those working in operations. Check your regional network here for in person events celebrating CBC in your area.

When will I get the links to the sessions?

The links to the sessions will come in a reminder email from us closer to the event. If you received your confirmation of registration, you should expect your reminder to go to the same email address.

How do I know who the speakers are? Can I get access to their bios?

Speaker bios for each session are available here.

Will the sessions be recorded?

The sessions will be recorded and available on our YouTube channel at a later date. For the best experience, we recommend attending live in order to engage with speakers and ask your questions.

What platforms do I need in order to attend?

You will need access to Zoom and to the internet.

My department does not support Zoom. Can I still participate?

If your work devices do not support Zoom, we suggest you use a personal device to attend these sessions.