Professional development

A number of professional development products and services are available for cultural heritage professionals and volunteers. Broaden your career opportunities by taking part in conservation internships and fellowships, or register for hands-on conservation workshops and online courses aimed at strengthening your skills in creating and managing digital heritage content.

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Jobs in heritage

Browse our list of jobs in the cultural heritage sector, which helps employers find qualified candidates and helps heritage professionals find rewarding careers.

Training programs and internships

Discover the many training opportunities designed to provide practical experience in the field of conservation and conservation science.

Workshops and conferences

Get involved in workshops and conferences that support cultural heritage institutions and professionals to develop their capacity to conserve Canada's heritage objects and collections and create and manage digital heritage content.

Technology news for museums

Looking for more museum and technology news? Keep up on the latest technology in the heritage sector by checking our regularly updated Canadian Heritage Information Network's (CHIN) newsfeed.

Conservation news

Browse through news, job postings and highlights from the Canadian Conservation Institute (CCI). You can also subscribe to e-News to receive email updates on CCI's activities.

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