Anti-Bullying Training

Training exists to help you prevent or address bullying in your community or in particular situations. Please note that the trainings are available in French only.

This training is intended for workers who are not specialized in bullying, and for volunteers and managers in all communities. It lasts for roughly an hour and a half and is divided into five animated, interactive capsules.

• Introduction , PDF version (PDF 375 KB) (PDF 375 Kb)
• Capsule 1 – What is bullying?   - PDF version (PDF 0.96 MB) (PDF 0.96 Mb)
• Capsule 2 – Prevention: the key to success  - PDF version (PDF 802 KB) (PDF 802 Kb)
• Capsule 3 – The crucial role of witnesses   - PDF version (PDF 0.92 MB) (PDF 0.92 Mb)
• Capsule 4 – Working together   - PDF version (PDF 911 KB) (PDF 911 Kb)
• Capsule 5 – The legal consequences of bullying   - PDF version (PDF 774 KB) (PDF 774 Kb) (Please note that there is no longer a deadline for civil action concerning sexual assault, child abuse or violence by a spouse or former spouse)

The Training to prevent situations involving the sharing of sexualized images among 11 to 24 year-olds (reference document ) serves as a tool for staff members in elementary schools, secondary schools, colleges and universities. It teaches them how to prevent and intervene ethically and legally in situations involving non-consensual sharing of sexualized images among 11 to 24-year-olds.

The training program entitled Together Towards Respect: Mental Health and Bullying is intended for professionals and other workers wishing to learn more about the dynamics of bullying or seeking ways to prevent bullying.

This online training program informs and raises awareness about the specific aspects of bullying in a mental health context. It also provides tools to help address the problems caused by bullying and violence in this type of relationship.

The Empowering Adults Working With Students to Take Action in Matters Involving Bullying and Violence, Including Sexual Violence training program is intended for any adult who works with students in elementary or secondary educational institutions, or vocational training or adult general education centres.

Its objective is to develop the knowledge and skills needed to prevent and intervene appropriately in situations of bullying and violence, including sexual violence.