The Certificate will be grounded in principles of adult education. There must be a connection between education and collective change in our working lives, communities and society.
Education has an important role in building a knowledgeable membership and workplace leadership.
An educational program will develop members capacities for critical thinking. The learning process is built upon a commitment to participants that translates into respect for prior experience, skills and activism. The educational program creates a learning culture that continues when classes end. There is a commitment to weave an inclusive analysis of gender, race and sexual orientation into all educational content and process. Overview of Programme To qualify for the McMaster-CAW Labour Studies Certificate, participants would be required to complete 216 hours of instruction.