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Training for faculty, TAs, and staff
Do you teach at UBC or interact with students as part of your job? Have you heard about Early Alert and want to start using it? Attend an online or in-person Early Alert training session.
Choose online or in-person training to learn:
- how Early Alert simplifies the process for faculty, TAs, and staff to connect students of concern with campus resources and supports
- the kinds of concerns that are appropriate to submit within Early Alert
- how Early Alert protects student privacy and confidentiality
Online training for faculty, TAs, and staff
Complete the online Early Alert program tutorial
In-person training for faculty, TAs, and staff
Vancouver campus
To book a 50 minute departmental session for a group of faculty members, TAs and/or staff members, request one here.
When space is available for individuals to attend an upcoming departmental session, the dates and times will be listed below:
[There are currently no sessions available.]
Okanagan campus
Please contact the Early Alert Okanagan team if you are interested in attending a training session.
Training for advisors
Is advising students a primary function of your role at UBC? Have you heard about Early Alert and want to start using it? Register below for an upcoming training session.
In this 2 hour session, you will learn:
- how Early Alert simplifies the process for connecting students with concerns to campus resources and supports
- the early indications that a student may be experiencing difficulties and how to submit an Early Alert concern
- how Early Alert protects student privacy and confidentiality
- how comprehensive support and action plans are coordinated for students
- how advisors and the Early Alert team coordinate outreach to students
- how to respond to students in distress
Vancouver campus
Please contact the Early Alert Vancouver team if you are interested in attending a training session.
Okanagan campus
Please contact the Early Alert Okanagan team if you are interested in attending a training session.