JUScampus Course Catalogue

This session will demystify the classification process by addressing common questions and misconceptions. You will learn about the purpose of the classification system, the steps involved in classifying a position, and the key factors that influence these decisions.

The Justice Managers Community Network invites all managers and supervisors to join us on an engaging panel discussion hosted in collaboration with the Workload Improvement Network (WIN), where experienced managers will share practical and innovative strategies they’ve implemented to manage and improve workload within their teams.

The Legislative Services Branch Working Group on Artificial Intelligence and Legislative Drafting will present Otto, the artificial intelligence platform developed by Justice Canada.

The Justice Managers Community Network invites all managers and supervisors to join this session that is designed to equip managers with tools to prevent burnout in their own roles.

This course is intended for employees who are responsible to manage training activities that are specific to their region, their portfolio, their sector or their unit.

This course provides all employees information, training and resources concerning the program. The course also raises awareness to prevent insider risks within the Department of Justice.

This course provides information, training, and resources to all managers. It addresses the full range of insider risks to create a culture of insider risk awareness, prevention, and tips to assist at-risk employees within the Department of Justice.

The JMCN has the objective of allowing managers and supervisors to connect with one another, to network, and to share valuable knowledge and experience.

To commemorate Black History Month at the Ontario Regional Office of the Department of Justice, we will be screening “Journey to Justice,” directed by Roger McTair and provided by the National Film Board. We will also hear from two speakers to discuss equity, diversity, and inclusion issues; specifically where from where we have come, where we are now, and where we have yet to go, in society in general, in the Public Service, and in professional legal environments.

A weekly guide to better language learning

Are you a Justipedia user who would like to use it to its full potential? This course provides training that focuses on the advanced features of Justipedia and will allow you to perform various exercices of advanced searches guided by the instructor.

Program to improve or maintain proficiency and comprehension in English or French