Feminist Management Certificate
This program is the result of a multi-year collaborative partnership between the Ending Violence Association of BC (EVA BC), the BC/Yukon Society of Transition Houses (BCYSTH), and the Centre for Counselling and Community Safety at the JIBC.
This certificate is currently offered on a contract basis only,
and not open for individual registration.
The program has been designed for women who have been in a management role in their organization for at least four years.
Who Should Take This Certificate
Leaders and senior managers working in women-serving agencies or who wish to introduce or enhance a feminist model of management in their organization or agency.
Learning Objectives
The Feminist Management Certificate focuses on the values, knowledge, and skills that are both necessary and relevant to the needs of women-serving agencies. Using a feminist, inclusive approach to service delivery as a foundation, emphasis is placed on theoretical principles and practices of feminist management. Course content and case scenarios come from the women’s sector and have been developed and updated with this context in mind.
Format (Learning Format/Structure)
The certificate is comprised of 11 modules, to be completed over 4 one-week trainings, and a final assignment for the last week of the program.
Courses
Required Courses (10 credits)
| Course Name | Course Code | Credits | Days |
| Feminist Management Certificate Program | FMCP | 10 | 20 |
WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3 WEEK 4 | |||
Note: 1 day is equivalent to 7 credit hours.
Books & Supplies
Course manuals are supplied when you attend class, and if purchase of books or other materials are required you will be advised of the details when you register.
Admission Requirements
The courses and certificate are open to anyone. There are no formal requirements for admission.
Register
This certificate is currently offered on a contract basis only, and not open for individual registration.
For information on how to bring this certificate to your organization, agency, or group, please contact Caroline White at 604.528.5620.
Last updated July 30, 2012
