GAC Learning Catalogue
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Passport Program Integrity: The Canadian Passport and International Standards
This online course will provide participants with foundational knowledge upon which the Canadian Passport program is built. Learning Objective: Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to: • Understand the foundational knowledge upon

Passport Training for Foreign Operations
In order to achieve certification, participants must obtain a mark of at least 80% on the final evaluation. The course is based on comprehensive passport policy and procedural information that has been prepared in a modular format and is accessible online.

Passport Training for Foreign Operations (Self Directed)
This online course does not cover the Passport Management Program (PMP) software; it covers passport entitlement policies and procedures only. Learning Objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to: • Identify passport se

Performance Reporting in the Investment Monitoring and Reporting Tool (IMRT) for Headquarters
The goal of this information session is to provide guidance to employees who will need to produce Investment Performance Reports (IPRs) and/or Management Summary Reports (MSRs) out of the Grants and Contributions System (GCS).

Performance Reporting in the Investment Monitoring and Reporting Tool (IMRT) for Missions
The goal of this information session is to provide guidance to employees who will need to produce Investment Performance Reports (IPRs) and/or Management Summary Reports (MSRs) out of the Grants and Contributions System (GCS).

Policy Analysis and Development 201: The Art of Briefing
This course is available to other government department employees on a cost-recovery basis. Well-crafted and strategic briefing materials equip senior officials and ministers with concise material and expert advice to inform their decision making and interactions with key stakeholders. Participants will receive practical guidance and engage in activities to strengthen their written and oral briefing skills.

Policy Analysis and Development 202: Evidence-Based Decision Making
This course is available to other government department employees on a cost-recovery basis. This course will help participants learn how to make better use of evidence and data to make strong and supported policy recommendations. It will introduce a data analytics methodology using specific examples and then follow up with a practical component including group work designed to solve a real-life problem that the department is facing.

Policy Analysis and Development 204: Foresight
This course is available to other government department employees on a cost-recovery basis. This course introduces strategic foresight and how to contemplate future challenges and opportunities to improve the appreciation of the potential evolution of complex political and strategic issues. We will explore a variety of tools/methods for thinking creatively about the future of technology, security, intelligence, geopolitics, and governance in Canada and abroad.

Policy Dialogue to Advance Canada's Feminist Foreign Policy
This course is available to other government department employees on a cost-recovery basis. The course will allow participants to discuss with stakeholders to find common ground between Canada’s Feminist Foreign Policy and other countries’ contexts. It will increase participants’ capacity to design and implement policy dialogues informed by