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      Empower Your Work with LearnAtWork.ca

      Looking to level up your skills in the settlement sector? LearnAtWork.ca by OCASI offers free, online courses—from trauma-informed care to anti-racism and accessibility. These self-paced modules are open year-round, accessible Canada-wide, and designed for professionals like you.

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      About LearnAtWork

      Professional Opportunities for Settlement Providers

      LearnAtWork.ca provides professional learning opportunities for settlement service providers and approved partner organizations across Canada. Our courses are designed to strengthen the knowledge, skills, and professional capacity of individuals who support newcomers and contribute to high-quality settlement services.

      Account & Lifetime Profile

      Access is available to eligible organizations and staff. We encourage using your work email address. Your learning history, completed courses, and certificates remain part of your profile and stay with you even if you change employers. You may update your profile anytime.

      Upcoming Registrations

      Course availability and registration details are listed under Upcoming Course Registrations and updated regularly. Registration is required for participation in courses and to receive certificates of completion.

      Thank you for your commitment to professional development and excellence in serving newcomers. We are pleased to support your ongoing learning journey.

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      Testimonials
      Trauma and Violence Informed Approach
      I found the course very helpful and easy to understand. The examples and exercises made the material feel real and practical. I appreciate the focus on both supporting clients and caring for service providers. Thank you for creating this valuable learning experience!
      Training for Employment Support Services
      The course provided valuable resources, validated my approach, offered new tools, and will be a go-to reference for my work. Thank you for the impactful content!
      Understanding and Responding to Sexual Violence in Immigrant and Refugee Communities Level 2
      By completing this course, I achieved my intended learning outcomes. I gained a deeper understanding of the barriers faced by diverse survivors, learned trauma-informed approaches to support them, and developed practical skills for safety planning, referrals, and survivor-centered practice.
      Fondements du travail d'établissement
      Le cours offre des informations essentielles sur l'immigration, les défis des nouveaux arrivants et les divers parcours pour venir au Canada.
      Serving LGBTQIA+ Newcomers
      The valuable resources stood out the most, and I’ll be adding them to our list to better support clients. I also appreciated the often-overlooked historical and global context.
      Solidarity Between Immigrant, Refugee and Indigenous Peoples - A Focus on Gender-Based Violence
      After completing the OCASI course, I developed a deeper understanding of how colonization, racism, and systemic barriers impact immigrant, refugee, and Indigenous communities in the context of gender-based violence. I also gained practical tools to support culturally sensitive, trauma-informed care and promote equity, allyship, and safer, more inclusive spaces.
      Trauma and Violence Informed Approach
      The course went beyond my expectations. Now I feel like it made me aware of all the risk factors for both clients and employees involved in the situation that have direct or indirect exposure to traumatic experiences , and it also provided me with enough strategies and approaches.
      Solidarité entre les personnes immigrantes, réfugiées et autochtones : Cours axé sur la violence fondée sur le sexe
      J'ai appris beaucoups de choses sur les autochtones et je vais approfondir mes recherches sur quelques points.
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      Study Habits for Course Success

      Establishing intentional learning habits will help you engage deeply, retain new concepts, and get the most out of your training journey.

      Stay Curious

      When an idea sparks your interest, act on it! Take notes, ask questions, and explore links to expand your understanding.

      Focused Space

      Choose a quiet, distraction-free environment that helps you concentrate and absorb each lesson effectively.

      Your Own Pace

      Everyone learns differently. Work at a speed that suits you best and set realistic goals around your schedule.

      Learn Step-by-Step

      Follow modules in order. Each topic builds foundational knowledge designed to support the next module.

      Need to review a topic?

      You can replay videos, revisit readings, or retake activities as many times as you like until you feel confident.

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      Land Acknowledgement

      OCASI recognizes the diverse treaty, unceded, and traditional territories of Indigenous Nations throughout Canada. We express gratitude for the ongoing leadership and stewardship of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples, who have cared for these Lands and Waters since time immemorial. Through learnatwork.ca, we commit to integrating Indigenous worldviews, respecting Indigenous rights, and amplifying Indigenous voices in our learning environment.

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      About OCASI

      Formed in 1978, the Ontario Council of Agencies Serving Immigrants (OCASI) acts as a collective voice for immigrant-serving agencies and coordinates responses to shared needs across Ontario. OCASI is a registered charity governed by a volunteer board representing over 200 member organizations.

      OCASI Executive Office

      110 Eglinton Ave West, Suite 200
      Toronto, ON M4R 1A3

      Charitable Registration #: 88878 3867 RR0001

      Policies & Platform Terms

      • Terms and Conditions< Conditions générales

      Fee Notice: Access to [suspicious link removed] is governed by our User Agreement. Effective October 15, 2026, pay-per-use fees apply to Personal Users and private organizations, while funded Agency Users and approved Partner Users remain exempt.

      Curriculum MOUs: Academic institutions or external organizations wishing to integrate course materials must contact lawsupport@ocasi.org to execute a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).

      Accessibility

      We aim to align our Confirm LMS platform and course modules (Rise 360 & Storyline 360) with WCAG 2.2 Level AA accessibility standards.

      If you encounter an accessibility barrier or require learning materials in an alternative format, please reach out to us.

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      Contact & Support

      • General E-Learning Inquiries:
        elearning@ocasi.org
      • Terms, Payments & Security:
        lawsupport@ocasi.org
        (For terms, fees, security notices, accessibility support, and MOUs)
      Languages / Langues:
      English | Français (Consulter les Conditions générales de [suspicious link removed] en français)