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    Welcome Guest!

    Welcome to OCASI LearnAtWork learning management system! We offer a wide range of free e-learning self directed courses for professionals from settlement sectors across Canada to meet their professional development needs to succeed in their careers. LearnAtWork contains a collection of interactive and engaging e-learning courses designed, developed and hosted by OCASI.

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    Gender-Based Violence
    "After completing this course I now know what GBV is, who are the victims, who are the abusers and how front line workers can help. I know the warning signs, and what is best safety plan. I wish I would have received this course in the beginning of my work as settlement worker."
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    Trauma and Violence Informed Approach
    "I learned to have boundaries between work and home. The most important subject I learned was asking for help, and have a network of peers, colleagues, and supervisors to help me understand my clients more."
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    Creating Inclusive Spaces for Immigrants and Refugees with In/Visible Disabilities
    "I now understand that accessibility includes so many things that we may not automatically think about. Is the building accessible? Is the information in different languages? What are the rights of these individuals?and how important it is to learn about the migration experience of each family, can impact the support you give."
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    Fondements du travail d'établissement
    "Le cours fournit une foule d'informations pertinentes sur les expériences des nouveaux arrivants et les défis auxquels ils sont confrontés, en fournissant des informations de base sur la politique qui sous-tend l'immigration. Il était intéressant d'apprendre les différents types de parcours pour venir au Canada, que ce soit en tant que travailleur qualifié - immigrant économique ou réfugié. "
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    Serving LGBTQIA+ Newcomers
    "The resources stuck out the most, I am adding them to the list of resources we have to better support our clients. I also appreciated the historical context and global context, often these contexts are overlooked."
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    Establishing healthy study habits

    Establishing healthy study habits is key to effectively learning and retaining new information. 

    To be successful in your courses:


    • Be curious. If you find an idea that gets you excited, act on it! Ask questions, take notes, search for more details online, and explore links that interest you. These steps can advance your knowledge and help you uncover opportunities.
    • Work in a quiet, distraction-free space. Find a place that allows you to focus as you complete the course.
    • Work at your own pace. Everyone learns differently, so you can complete this course at your own pace. Set deadlines for yourself that work with the rest of your schedule.
    • Complete all course content in order. Concepts build on knowledge from earlier modules.

    If something is confusing, review it again. You can replay a video, revisit a reading, or repeat an activity as many times as needed. 

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    Land Acknowledgement

    OCASI Acknowledges the many treaty and traditional territories of Indigenous Nations throughout Canada. We are grateful for the continued work of many First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples who are the original caretakers of the Land and Waters. In all our work, we have a responsibility to respect Indigenous perspectives and elevate Indigenous voices.

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    Contact Us

    110 Eglinton Ave, W., Toronto, ON M4R 1A3
    elearning@ocasi.org

    About Us

    OCASI was formed in 1978 to act as a collective voice for immigrant serving agencies and to coordinate responses to shared needs and concerns.

    OCASI is a registered charity governed by a volunteer board of directors.

    Its membership is comprised of more than 200 community-based organizations in the province of Ontario. Our charitable registration number is 88878 3867 RR0001.

    Accessibility Statement

    We are committed to creating accessible learning experiences for everyone. This Accessibility Statement outlines our efforts to comply with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 AA standard.

    Copyright

    If you are representing a college and wish to incorporate our course material into your curriculum, or would like to use our platform for your materials, feel free to contact us at elearning@ocasi.org to formally request for permission. All Learn At Work content is copyrighted. Any redistribution or reproduction of part or all of the contents in any form is prohibited other than for personal and non-commercial use with acknowledgement to OCASI.

    Privacy Statement

    We are committed to protecting your privacy and ensuring that your personal information is handled in a safe and responsible manner. This Privacy Statement outlines how we collect, use, and protect your personal information when you visit our website and provide us with your name and email address.