Looking to refresh your skills or to develop new ones for our changing world? We are working on a number of exciting new programs exploring the latest in a wide range of topics, taught in small-class and online learning environments. Join our email lists below and we'll let you know once details become available.
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Contract Bidding and Procurement for Trades
MICRO-CERTIFICATE
This micro-credential is designed to equip trades professionals and small business owners in British Columbia with the essential skills and knowledge to successfully navigate the complexities of contract bidding and procurement processes in both the public and private sectors. This short, skills-based program offers hands-on and practical training tailored to the needs of tradespeople, subcontractors, project managers, and procurement-involved professionals—enhancing your ability to submit competitive, compliant bids, mitigate business risks, and pursue growth opportunities through public procurement channels.

Sustainability Skills for Construction Management
MICRO-CERTIFICATE
The Sustainability Skills for Construction Management micro-credential is a cutting-edge program designed to equip construction professionals with the essential skills to integrate sustainability into their projects. Over three engaging courses, you’ll explore key concepts in sustainable construction, resource optimization, project management, and the latest innovations driving the green building movement. Whether you're just starting out or are looking to enhance your skill set, this program will help you lead the way in sustainable construction.

Indigenous Led Climate Action
MICRO-CERTIFICATE
This program explores Indigenous understandings of climate change, and its responses, with a particular emphasis on developing skills for respectful and effective collaboration in support of Indigenous priorities.
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