Our Alberta students have access to 29 industry-recognized workplace safety courses and two custom courses developed by Safety in Schools through our SWIFT Learning Library and 6 additional courses and programs through our Safety in Schools Custom Library. Many of these courses align with curriculum outcomes for the Career and Technology Studies (CTS) learning stream. Click here to learn more!
Our Saskatchewan students have access to 10 industry-recognized workplace safety courses and two custom courses developed by Safety in Schools through our SWIFT Learning Library along with 6 additional courses and programs through our Safety in Schools Custom Library. Click here to learn more!
Our BC students have access to 16 industry-recognized workplace safety courses and two custom courses developed by Safety in Schools through our SWIFT Learning Library along with 6 additional courses and programs through our Safety in Schools Custom Library. Click here to learn more!
Our newest course introduces students to common hazards, injuries and fatalities in the gravel crushing industry and how to mitigate those risks, with a significant focus on the importance of equipment guarding and training. It features the case study of a real-life fatality that serves as a tragic reminder of the severity of impact when something goes wrong in this kind of industry. Click to learn more!
Click here to find out more on how to register for any of the free safety courses we provide to high school students.
The Safety in Schools program is designed to meet the needs of students in any learning stream. Click here to find out more about how Safety in Schools courses benefit students.
Click here to check out our extensive collection of resources. We have specifically compiled this library to help young adults further their learning about safe and respectful workplace practices.
Safety in Schools works together with organizations from all industries to deliver workplace safety training to high school students across Western Canada.
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