Important Note: Career Safety Education has undergone a number of improvements that took effect January 1, 2023. The programs are now available to everyone in Saskatchewan. New programs have been added, and the processes for registration and participation has been streamlined.
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Overview
For youth prior to their entry into the workforce, new workers starting in a new job or industry, or new Canadians just having moved to Saskatchewan, the Career Safety Education (CSE) series of free workplace safety training programs builds a foundation of knowledge for any new worker by increasing the participants' awareness of hazards and providing a baseline understanding of how to manage the risks present in a broad variety of industries.
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For parents, the prospect of employment for a child can be exciting and daunting. They are starting a new chapter in their lives, and you want to ensure both their safety and success. You also want them to have an edge on the competition when applying for their summer jobs or future careers with the best employers in your community. Career Safety Education provides that.
CSE nurtures an understanding of injury prevention theories that will result in fewer injuries in workplaces, during recreational activities, in and around homes, and on Saskatchewan roads.
All online components of CSE are specifically designed by industry safety experts to address the most common injuries to young and new workers in their respective fields.
While the emphasis is on new and young workers, thanks to generous partners, sponsors, members, and donors, the Council is proud to provide this completely free online training for everyone in Saskatchewan.
The standard series of online components may be complemented with practical on-site training if a community or group can secure sponsorship to pay the delivery costs. Learn more about the Hosted Practical Option.
To complete Career Safety Education, four foundation-building safety courses must be completed.
All online components of CSE are specifically designed by industry safety experts to address the most common injuries to young and new workers in their respective fields.
While the emphasis is on new and young workers, thanks to generous partners, sponsors, members, and donors, the Council is proud to provide this completely free online training for everyone in Saskatchewan.
The standard series of online components may be complemented with practical on-site training if a community or group can secure sponsorship to pay the delivery costs. Learn more about the Hosted Practical Option.
To complete Career Safety Education, four foundation-building safety courses must be completed.
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The 4 Foundation Courses are:
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New online courses are constantly being developed and are added to the list as they become available.
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More online courses will be added to the list as they become available.
Ready to get started? Click on the appropriate button at the top of the page.
Ready to get started? Click on the appropriate button at the top of the page.
Thanks to our valued program partners.
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Sponsor message from SaskEnergy
For Participants - Sign up here
If you have chosen to complete this training on your own, or have been directed here by an employer, you may register using the form below.
For information on group registrations for schools, workplaces, or other programs, click here.
To complete the training, all that is required is:
Sign up with the form below
If you have any questions, please contact cse@sasksafety.org or 306-757-3197 or Toll-Free at 1-855-280-7115.
If you have chosen to complete this training on your own, or have been directed here by an employer, you may register using the form below.
For information on group registrations for schools, workplaces, or other programs, click here.
To complete the training, all that is required is:
- A computer, laptop, or tablet with internet access
- Headphones or speakers
- Valid email address
Sign up with the form below
If you have any questions, please contact cse@sasksafety.org or 306-757-3197 or Toll-Free at 1-855-280-7115.
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