Professional development in the public service

Get information on leadership development programs, required competencies and training, and succession planning and management.

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Interchange Canada

Learn how public service employees can take temporary work assignments in the public, not-for-profit and private sectors.

Key leadership competencies

Find out what leadership skills, abilities and behaviours are expected of leaders in Canada’s Public Service.

GCcampus

Explore a learning application that provides access to a wide variety of online courses, programs, commercial products and other resources, including training public service employees must take in order to perform their work successfully.

Community professional development

Learn about development programs and services for members of the procurement, materiel management and real property communities.

Executive Leadership Development Programs

Find information about two learning and development programs for federal government senior executives.

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