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Nuclear Industry Training

Applied CANDU Decommissioning
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Applied CANDU Decommissioning

This 40-hour course provides a comprehensive review of the core scientific and engineering principles behind nuclear decommissioning. It covers key practices for planning, cost estimating, and project preparation, including historical data collection and site characterization.
CANDU Decommissioning
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CANDU Decommissioning

This 40-hour course explores the fundamental scientific and engineering principles of nuclear decommissioning. It provides the essential knowledge needed by professionals involved in transitioning nuclear power plants from operational status to safe storage, active decommissioning, and final site closure.
Nuclear Career Accelerator (Winter)
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Nuclear Career Accelerator (Winter)

This 11-week hybrid program prepares mid-career engineers and technical professionals (minimum three years of experience) to transition into the nuclear sector. Participants gain foundational knowledge of nuclear operations, safety, regulations, and industry practices—equipping them for high-demand roles across the sector.
Nuclear Career Accelerator (Spring)
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Nuclear Career Accelerator (Spring)

This 11-week self-directed and self-paced online program prepares mid-career engineers and technical professionals (minimum three years of experience) to transition into the nuclear sector. Participants gain foundational knowledge of nuclear operations, safety, regulations, and industry practices—equipping them for high-demand roles across the sector.
Nuclear Project Management Micro-credential Program
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Nuclear Project Management Micro-credential Program

This 36-hour micro-credential program supports professionals working in, or preparing to enter, nuclear environments who are involved in project coordination, engineering, operations, or technical leadership roles. Together, the three (3) micro-credentials provide a practical, industry-aligned pathway that helps participants build confidence to support planning, leading, and delivering nuclear projects safely and effectively.
Cybersecurity for Energy Micro-credential Program
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Cybersecurity for Energy Micro-credential Program

The Cybersecurity for Energy Micro-credential Program is an industry-informed upskilling program designed to build practical cybersecurity capability for Canada's energy sector. Developed in collaboration with senior cybersecurity leaders from major energy organizations, the program focuses on real-world information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT) environments across the energy supply chain. Courses may be taken individually or completed as a program, allowing learners to tailor their learning to their professional goals and experience.