It is with deep sadness that the Canadian Vocational Association (CVA) announces the passing of Pierre Morin, a cherished colleague, mentor, and friend. His loss leaves a profound void in our organization and in the field of competency management, … Continue reading →
The Canadian Vocational Association (CVA) is pleased to announce a significant transition in its leadership team. On August 9, 2024, John Avery succeeded to Dr Tim Loblaw, who has served as President with dedication and vision. This change marks … Continue reading →
The Canadian Vocational Association (CVA) is delighted to announce the addition of two distinguished professionals to its Board of Directors. These new members bring a wealth of experience and expertise that will enhance the CVA’s mission to shape skills, … Continue reading →
The Canadian Vocational Association is pleased to congratulate Angela Ripley for having successfully completed the CVA DACUM Analysis Facilitator International Certification, therefore demonstrating her ability to coordinate and conduct occupational analyses in compliance with the CVA DACUM quality assurance … 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 →
Program Instructor at Dalhousie University, Nova Scotia, Canada I work at Extended Learning in the Faculty of Agriculture at Dalhousie University. As part of the team here, I work on program development nationally and internationally. Internationally, I help develop competency … Continue reading →
