Instructional Skills Development


Instructional Skills Development teaches candidates the fundamental principles and methods of instructing safety courses for adult learners. Candidates will study and practice the skills and techniques used in Energy Safety Canada courses, to effectively facilitate face to face training. Anyone responsible to conduct safety training for their co-workers would benefit from these lessons, and it’s a required course for anyone seeking certification to instruct an Energy Safety Canada course offering.

Upon Completion

Upon successful completion of this course, students will become a Candidate Instructor and continue in the training process, which includes a co-teach and accreditation evaluations. A formal Energy Safety Canada certificate will not be provided for this course.


Topics Covered

  • Principles of Adult Learning
  • ROPES Lesson Delivery Model
  • Methods of Instructional Delivery
  • Two individual presentations (20 minute + 30 minute)
  • Energy Safety Canada Instructor Orientation (including Code of Ethics)

Prerequisite

  • ESC Recommends an approved application (in anticipated course to instruct) and successful Skills assessment and Competency exam (if applicable).
  • Previous experience instructing adults is an asset.

Certificate Renewal

This is a permanent certification and required to instruct any Energy Safety Canada course

Application Process

  • An ATP Referral form must be submitted and approved (found on ATP Portal)
  • Application documents (including 2 references) must be submitted completely (found on ATP Portal) and payment received
  • Register and pay for the course (dates and locations listed on the website under course detail)

Equipment Required

  • A laptop with PowerPoint capabilities (to use in the evenings to prepare for in class individual presentations)
  • Student manual for the course intending to instruct

For more information or to register, please contact Evaluations@EnergySafetyCanada.com with subject line: Instructional Skills Development

Notes

Students must be on time and present for all course content instruction. Students who miss any course content cannot be certified and registration fees will not be reimbursed, as per the Cancellation Policy
  • Course duration may continue beyond 4:30 pm
  • Students must be prepared with presentation pre-work completed. (accurately)
  • Students must be able to present confidently in front of the class
  • Students must participate in all group work and discussions
  • Employ ROPES instruction method in both required course presentations
  • All registrations, at all locations, are booked through Energy Safety Canada