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Build Canada Exchange Learning Path

This learning path provides Build Canada Exchange participants and their host organizations with learning products to assist with their orientation and the ongoing transfer of knowledge.

The Build Canada Exchange (BCE) program (formerly Interchange Canada) facilitates temporary work assignments into and out of the Government of Canada to transfer knowledge and expertise, to meet organizational needs, and to improve networks between the core public administration and other sectors.

Learning products

To support the orientation and knowledge capture of BCE participants into government, three complementary learning products are available from the Canada School of Public Service. While designed for BCE participants and the organizations hosting them, these resources can also serve new public servants, as well as anyone looking to better understand how government works.

Course

(for participants)

Build Canada Exchange: Orientation for Participants (FON313)
This course for Build Canada Exchange participants provides a targeted introduction to the Government of Canada's governance, decision-making and management environments.

Eligibility: All participants must be leaders who have joined the Government of Canada through the Build Canada Exchange program. Participants or their host organization may email bceleaders-leadersebc@csps-efpc.gc.ca for more information or for registration procedures.

Job aids

(for hosts)

Additional resources

These learning products from the Canada School of Public Service, along with other Government of Canada resources, support foundational learning on government priorities, and on how government works, including its rules, processes, and systems.

Topics

Canada-Indigenous relations
Decision-making
Direction and reports
Information stewardship
Managing people in government
Official languages
Orientation into government
Parliamentary activities and government announcements
Procurement and financial management
Security
Values and ethics
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