The ITE Canada Training Committee invites individuals or firms to express their interest in providing professional training opportunities to our transportation community starting in Fall 2025.
The purpose of ITE Canada’s training is to inform participants about the latest trends and equip them with skills critical to their professional development, career success, and effective performance. See some of our previous training offerings here.
This year, ITE Canada has transitioned to a Request for Supplier Qualifications (RFSQ) process for selecting trainers. Interested individuals or firms are invited to submit their qualifications to provide professional training to ITE Canada members. The training topics include various aspects of transportation engineering, planning, and safety, among others.
Trainers will be evaluated based on the following criteria: the firm’s capability to deliver quality training, the topics they cover, the expertise of the lead trainers, and the estimated timelines for training delivery. Successful applicants will be pre-qualified and notified of upcoming training opportunities, at which time additional details would be requested.
To respond to this RFSQ, please submit the information requested below to training@itecanada.org together with the curricula vitae of the trainer(s). This submission is intended to demonstrate the Trainer’s capability to deliver high-quality training sessions and their expertise.
Deadline for questions: May 1, 2025 11:59 pm (Pacific).
Deadline for submissions: May 15, 2025 at 5:00 pm (Pacific).
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...FAQ
Should Topic tables be provided for each sub-topic within a category, or is it acceptable to provide a single table for the entire category? Additionally, should applicants pre-qualify for the main topic groups listed or for the individual sub-topics?
The arrangement of topics and sub-topics in the list is designed to enhance legibility, rather than dictate a specific method of response. The topics list offers ideas for training sessions that may be of interest to ITE Canada members. The Topic table in the submission template is intended for proponents to identify areas of expertise in which they are willing to develop and deliver training programs. Topics should be specific enough for the Training Committee to understand the content of the training. Additional topic areas are welcome, especially those that address current industry challenges and emerging trends. Feel free to merge topics or delve into specific aspects of transportation as desired. Training topics should present tangible, specific technical aspects and provide opportunities to learn innovative approaches to transportation design and planning. Be creative!
Could multiple Lead Trainers be listed in the same Topics table?
If desired, multiple lead-trainers can be specified in the table. Expand the table as necessary.
How should we present the Topics table if we propose the same lead trainer for multiple topics?
Provide one table per topic. This will make it easier for the Training Committee to keep topics and trainers organized. Please ensure that the lead trainer information provided is relevant to the topic. An easy copy-and-paste of Lead Trainer information may be sufficient if topics are similar, but information may need to be adjusted if topics are significantly different.
About ITE Canada Training
ITE Canada’s training program is overseen by the Training Committee, a committed group of volunteer transportation professionals who coordinate the development and delivery of courses and workshops:
- Marcia Eng (Chair)
- Karin Huang (Vice-Chair)
- Hamed Esmaeeli
- Ali Zaidi
- Adam St. Amant (Past Chair)
