Education in Lethbridge

  Talking Union Basics:   

  Basic Health & Safety Committee Training:    Participants will learn about the roles and responsibilities of workers, employers and unions, and discover the important events in the union’s struggle for health and safety in our workplaces. We will explore ways that PSAC members can exercise their health and safety rights and make plans to bring ideas and information back to the Local Union at the Workplace.

This course is for PSAC women members who: • live and work in the Prairie region; • have completed the TUB (Talking Union Basics) course or have gained equivalent experience through being an active PSAC member; • would like to learn about issues facing women; • want to have a more active role in their union. • are ready to work with other women to build a stronger union. Course Overview:

Mini Union School - Lethbridge - May 5 to 6, 2018

Talking Union Basics (TUB) Lethbridge, Coutts & Waterton March 24-25, 2018

This two-day course is for First Nation, Inuit and Métis members who have had little or no exposure to the PSAC and would like to learn more about it. 

Application deadline is November 18, 2016 CLICK 'NEXT' TO BEGIN THE REGISTRATION PROCESS. This fall we will hold three NAPC courses for Aboriginal, Inuit and Métis members—one in Alberta (November 26-27), one in Saskatchewan (December 10-11) and one in Manitoba (December 4-5). This two-day course is for First Nation, Inuit and Métis members who have had little or no exposure to their union and would like to learn more about it. 

The PSAC’s Union Development Program (UDP) has been one of the most comprehensive union leadership training programs in Canada for more than 35 years.  CLICK HERE TO APPLY! The deadline date for applications is Friday October 7, 2016 at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Standard Time.

This course focuses on the process, development and support of resolutions. Open to all Southern Alberta Members.

NEW DATES (JANUARY 14-15, 2017): This new two-day advanced course provides information and enforcement tools on the Canada Labour Code Part II requirements on violence prevention.  Open to all Southern Alberta Members.