Compliance and Enforcement Collaborative Training Offerings
Last updated on May 7, 2025The Compliance and Enforcement (C&E) Secretariat offers a variety of training to staff of the Compliance and Enforcement Collaborative member organizations.
Administrative Law and Fairness
This course provides an introduction to the application of fairness in administrative law. The Administrative Law and Fairness course can be taken in-person or online via MS Teams. It is a half day course, or 3.5 hours in length and is free for C&E Collaborative members.
BC C&E Foundations Training Program
​​This program provides new and recently hired regulatory compliance and enforcement workers with a foundation of skills and knowledge required for key roles across the sector. The program is free for C&E sector employees, and is delivered online via MS Teams. The program consists of 30 hours of training delivered over 10 weeks.
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Introduction to C&E and Foundations / Wellness and Stress Management for C&E |
Understanding Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion / Building Relationships and Engaging with Indigenous Communities and Peoples |
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| Administrative Law and Fairness for C&E |
Interviewing for C&E |
| Introduction to Inspections and Investigations for C&E | Situational Awareness for C&E |
| Information Management (FOIPPA) and Note-taking for C&E | Introduction to Risk Assessment, Discretion, & Compliance Tools for C&E |
| Report Writing for C&E | Communicating for Compliance for C&E / Course Closure |
Canadian Police Knowledge Network (CPKN)
​​​CPKN offers technology-enhanced learning for police and public safety professionals. Click here for the course catalogue. We have partnered with the Canadian Police Knowledge Network to provide online training at a discounted rate. Email the C&E Secretariat for course registration.
BC Violation Ticket Training
This course, offered on CPKN, provides an overview of how to complete, serve, submit, and prosecute a violation ticket so that provincial C&E sector staff designated as “enforcement officers” can successfully and appropriately use violation tickets as part of their compliance and enforcement continuum toolbox. The course is free for Compliance and Enforcement Collaborative members.
BC Cannabis Control and Legislation
This course is intended to provide police officers in British Columbia with a general overview of the Cannabis Control and Licensing Act (CCLA) and supporting Cannabis Control Regulation as well as the consequential legislative amendments that will impact frontline operations.
Customer Service in C&E
​​​​​This course is focused on providing exceptional service and communicating effectively. It is free for Compliance and Enforcement Collaborative members.
Evidence- Effective Skills for C&E
This course provides an introduction to evidentiary law and the standards for collecting and managing evidence. It is free for Compliance and Enforcement Collaborative members.
Situational Awareness and De-escalation
Regulatory auditors, inspectors, and investigators can help maintain and enhance safety during difficult discussions and conflict situations by applying key situational awareness techniques. These techniques help keep the regulator relaxed and aware of their surroundings should a conflict escalate. Furthermore, an understanding of conflict management and de-escalation skills is important to help ensure safe and professional interactions with the regulated entities. Learn a gentle yet powerful way of persuasion that helps to avoid, resolve and manage resistance by using presence and words, whether that is to resolve conflict, achieve compliance or to come to an agreement with a client. The course can be a half day, 1 day or 2 day course. It can be taken in-person or online via MS Teams and is free for Compliance and Enforcement Collaborative members.
Contact information
Email the Compliance and Enforcement Secretariat for more information or to register for any of the courses.