The CVA/ACFP is offering this unique opportunity to join its VIRTUAL DACUM I Training Module: DACUM Analysis Facilitator Workshop Objectives Upon completion of this workshop, participants will be able to: Orient individuals on the procedure to follow in order to perform an … Continue reading →
Vancouver, July 2025 — The Canadian Vocational Association (CVA-ACFP) delivered a DACUM I training workshop in Vancouver, British Columbia, for a select group of professionals from WorkSafeBC. The five-day training, led by John Avery (President of CVA-ACFP and DACUM trainer) and Bruno Chauvel (CVA-ACFP DACUM trainer), marked a significant milestone in the advancement of competency-based methodologies within WorkSafeBC, British Columbia’s provincial agency responsible for promoting workplace health and safety, preventing injuries, and supporting return-to-work programmes for injured workers.
Continue reading →Dr. Nisreen Al-Disi, one of two co-trainers for the DACUM I workshops in Amman, Jordan Amman, The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan – May 2025 – As part of a technical partnership with the International Labour Organization (ILO), the Canadian Vocational … Continue reading →
Spring 2025 marks the culmination of an exceptional human and professional adventure: the completion of the competency framework for French-speaking peer support workers specializing in eating disorders (PA-TCA): the Référentiel de compétences pair-aidante TCA. The framework has been delivered … Continue reading →
It is with great sadness that we recently lost a master trainer and an exceptional expert in competency development, Pierre Morin. His dedication to competency development has left a significant mark on many countries and professionals worldwide. A tribute … Continue reading →
“During the last week of January, I had the pleasure of conducting the Canadian Vocational Association DACUM Analysis Facilitator’s (DACUM I) 5-day training workshop at the Bow Valley College, in Calgary, AB. Sixteen people were present, a plurality of teaching … Continue reading →
