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January 7, 2026
As professionals across the career development sector plan for the year ahead, CERIC is offering a new learning opportunity focused on inclusive, intersectional practice. In partnership with the Canadian Association for Supported Employment (CASE), CERIC is launching a 6-week Certificate Program: An Intersectional Approach to Supporting Career Development, with the first cohort beginning January 26, 2026.
Designed for career development practitioners, employment counsellors and workforce professionals, the program builds practical, equity-informed skills to support Black, Indigenous and People of Colour communities who experience disability (BIPOC-D). Participants engage in facilitated online learning that combines foundational concepts of intersectionality with applied strategies that can be integrated directly into professional practice.
Benefits of attending
This program supports professionals to strengthen inclusive, equity-informed career development practice by offering opportunities to:
- Build skills to identify and address workplace barriers related to race, disability and intersecting identities
- Gain confidence to advocate for equity in hiring, career support and workplace practices
- Apply strengths-based career development approaches that empower BIPOC-D jobseekers
- Learn practical strategies to navigate conversations about racism, ableism and bias
January cohort begins soon
The January cohort runs from January 26 to March 8, 2026, offering an ideal opportunity for professionals to begin the year by strengthening their skills and approach to inclusive career development. Additional cohort dates will be offered throughout the year to accommodate varying schedules and professional development needs.
2026 cohort dates:
- January 26 – March 8
- March 16 – April 26
- September 21 – November 1
- November 9 – December 20
Program details and registration
The cost for the full program is $450 for non-CASE members and $400 for CASE members. Program content, learning aids and PowerPoints are available in English, and the program is currently facilitated in English only.