Campus Aléas – International Mobility Risk Management

Develop a culture of safety at your institution!  Join this 4-week online course, which will assist you in reviewing your institution’s risk management practices.  Acquire the knowledge and skills to better manage international projects.

SCHEDULE

March 29 – Release Module 1
April 7 from 1:00pm – 2:30pm (EST) – Live Webinar

April 8 – Release Module 2
April 21 from 1:00pm – 2:30pm (EST) – Live Webinar

April 22 – Release Module 3
May 5 from 1:00pm – 2:30pm (EST) – Live Webinar

May 6 – Release Module 4
May 12 from 1:00pm – 2:30pm (EST) – Live Webinar

August 11 from 1:00pm – 2:30pm (EST) – Live follow-up session

COURSE DESCRIPTION

In order to fulfill their duty of care prescribed by the Canadian Criminal Code’s occupational health and safety legislation, and in order to ensure the safety of individuals engaged in international activity, organizations must carry out adequate risk management and have a security plan for their activities which, among other things, operationalizes risk management.

In order to support organizations in their risk management, Aléas offers a course divided into 4 modules during which participants will have the opportunity to reflect on their organization’s business methods and learn the best practices to implement. The delivery of the course will include a combination of video (asynchronous) and live sessions enriched by group discussions (synchronous).

The modules include the following topics:

• Governance
• Prevention
• Crisis Management
• Monitoring and Evaluation

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

The goal of this course is to guide you and your institution through the process of developing the best risk management practices and building the culture of safety within your organization.   This will be accomplished by the following:

• Increasing knowledge of risk management
• Learning about international mobility risk management best practices
• Establishing a clear picture of the safety practices in place
• Validating the organization’s ability to meet its duty of care requirements
• Prioritizing the aspects to be developed in order for the organization to reach its safety objectives
• Providing guidance to make informed decisions
• Developing knowledge in order to improve the organization’s risk management practices by developing its Safety Plan of International Activities

TEAM REGISTRATION

Given the collaborative nature of course, we highly suggest that institutions register a team.  Maximum of 3 stakeholders per institution. PLEASE NOTE: We only require one payment per institutional team of 3 people.  Additional team members can join at a discounted fee of $500 per person.  Please send the list of your institutional stakeholders to learning@cbie.ca so they can be included in the webinar registration.  Institutional teams could include representatives from the following departments:

• International Office
• Human Resource
• Safety and Security

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