Continuing Education Programs & Courses

Every year, dozens of Albertans are killed and thousands are injured on the job. A strong occupational health and safety culture is essential in preventing injuries, illnesses, and deaths on the job.

As a supervisor, you have responsibility for the health and safety of your staff including making sure the workers you supervise not only understand the organization’s health and safety...

The paper and pulp industry uses 40% of the industrial wood that is traded globally. Explore the mechanical and chemical processes used in this essential industry.

Increase your industry knowledge as a pulp and paper technician in the area of process management systems.

Gain valuable knowledge of the Kraft process to pursue employment in a Kraft pulp mill. Learn about commonly used processes in the worldwide pulp and paper industry.

The 21st century is a time of converging crises. From resource depletion to climate change, the systems we rely upon for our well being and future prosperity are being compromised.

In the 21st century it is more important than ever to re-design how we live - to get our homes and gardens in order so they shelter and feed us.

Create the serene backyard oasis of your dreams. This course is ideal for weekend warriors who just need to put pen to paper before they start landscaping this summer.

Current take-make-waste business models can result in broken supply chains, resource scarcity, and input-price volatility. Such business models urgently need a rethink and redesign.

From linear to circular, rethink and redesign, acquire the mindsets, tools and skills to solve modern problems and transition to the Circular Economy.

Graduates of this course will possess the introductory skills needed for a career in the water and wastewater treatment industry.

Water distribution relies on a network of pipes, valves, hydrants and other equipment to deliver water from a central location to a place of end use.

Safely and effectively treat water by gaining in-depth knowledge about various water treatment processes and procedures for residential and industrial purposes.

Wastewater originates from a variety of residential, industrial, and commercial sources.

Wastewater treatment ensures water no longer needed or usable is safe to reuse or be returned to the water cycle.

Water and wastewater operators require application skills for efficient and safe water and wastewater treatment and distribution.

Water and wastewater operators must know the fundamentals of hydraulics, fluid mechanics, and blueprint reading: essential operational development and problems-solving skills for water and...

Water distribution uses a network to circulate water from a central location to a location of end use.

Depending on its application, water treatment is a process of making water usable for its intended application or returning it to a natural state.

Water and wastewater operators must be knowledgeable about support systems including pumps and valves.