BIS Safety Software
Anti-Bullying & Harassment
This introductory course equips you with the knowledge to recognize what qualifies as bullying and harassment in the arts and entertainment production workplaces in BC. If you come across such instances, you'll know how to react using standard reporting methods and resources. This course enhances your understanding through various case studies, helping you to deal with potential situations effectively. However, this course does not serve as or substitute legal advice.
This introductory “Anti-Bullying & Harassment” course equips you with the knowledge to recognize what qualifies as bullying and harassment in the arts and entertainment production workplaces in BC. If you come across such instances, you’ll know how to react using standard reporting methods and resources. The course, through various case studies, enhances your understanding and helps you deal with potential situations effectively. However, this “Anti-Bullying & Harassment” course does not serve as or substitute legal advice.
Learning Outcomes
- Understand the definition of bullying and harassment
- Know how to react to bullying and harassment incidents
- Detail the procedures for both employers and employees
- Identify resources for combating bullying and harassment
Modules
- Significance: Fostering a Safer Industry
- Understanding Bullying and Harassment
- Ways to Prevent Bullying and Harassment
- Methods to Respond to Bullying and Harassment
- Procedure for Reporting an Incident
Roughly 60 minutes.
Completion of this course is mandatory (the grading requirement is 100%).
It’s advisable to complete this course using a laptop.
Course Details
Course Length
This course will take roughly 60 minutes
Passing Mark
To pass this training course, you need to score 100% or higher on the quiz
Certificate
Upon the successful completion of this course a certificate with your name will be stored on your profile and available to print
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