The University of New Brunswick Centre for Learning Futures (UNB) is thrilled to partner with the Alberta Association of Safety Partnerships (AASP) to bring professional development opportunities to Alberta. This partnership enables AASP members to benefit from UNB's world-class programs, including specialized training in occupational health and safety. These programs provide valuable insights and skills to enhance your career and strengthen workplace safety.
To celebrate our partnership, we're providing the chance to win free tuition for select UNB programs. Take the next step in your career — on us!
The Alberta Association of Safety Partnerships (AASP) is a member-driven organization dedicated to advancing workplace health and safety through education, professional development, and industry collaboration. AASP supports safety practitioners, employers, and industry leaders by providing access to valuable resources, networking opportunities, and learning experiences that foster safer workplaces across Alberta.
Through partnerships with organizations such as the University of New Brunswick, AASP helps members enhance their knowledge, build professional credentials, and stay current with evolving health and safety practices, empowering them to make a meaningful impact in their organizations and communities.
The University of New Brunswick has been providing continuing education programs since 1950. The Centre for Learning Futures provides executive education and professional development to adult learners, including flexible online learning opportunities.
Take your career to the next level with in-depth, industry-recognized training - on us! You have a chance to win:
Free tuition for either the Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety or the Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety* (1 winner, $6,750 - $6,875 value).
Free tuition for either the Certificate in Psychologically Safe Leadership or the Certificate in Becoming a Psychologically Safe & Inclusive Employee (4 winners, $177 value each).
To be eligible for this contest, you MUST:
No purchase is necessary. This contest will be promoted through the Alberta Association of Safety Partnerships (AASP) using various channels including corporate websites, social media pages, newsletters, email communication, and word of mouth by the University of New Brunswick Centre for Learning Futures (UNB) and AASP officers.
Information will direct entrants to the UNB Tuition Giveaway landing page to complete the Online Entry Form by providing their name, address, email address, reason(s) why they are interested in the program, confirm compliance with the contest rules and regulations; and submit their entry online.
In the event of a dispute regarding the submission of an entry through the Online Entry Form, the entry will be deemed submitted by the authorized holder of the email account submitted with the form. The authorized account holder is the individual who is assigned to the email address by an Internet access provider, online service provider, or other organization responsible for assigning email addresses for the domain associated with the email address.
Entries may also be submitted by email. Include “Tuition Giveaway” in the subject line and your name, address, email address, and phone number to customerservice@unb.ca. In the event of a dispute regarding the submission of an entry by email, the entry will be deemed submitted by the authorized holder of the email account.
Entrants must meet the eligibility requirements and may submit only one entry either through the online entry form or via email.
All entries become the property of UNB and WCB AASP and none will be returned. Entries generated by a script, macro or other automated means are void. Entries that contain typographical errors, are altered, tampered with, incomplete, inaccurate, irregular in any way, or otherwise not in compliance with the contest rules and regulations, are also void. Proof of sending is not proof of receipt. To be eligible, all entries must be received by 11:59 p.m. Mountain time on October 30, 2026.
Five prizes are available to be won. The grand prize-winning entrant will choose from free participation in either the Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety program or the Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety. Four secondary prize-winning entrants will choose from free participation in either the Certificate in Psychologically Safe Leadership or the Certificate in Becoming a Psychologically Safe & Inclusive Employee. Each prize has a maximum retail value of the value of the selected program. Prizes may not be deferred or held over to a later time of year. All other fees, costs for materials, or expenses not expressly mentioned herein in connection with prizes are not included and are the responsibility of the winner. Prizes are a taxable benefit. UNB will provide the student with a T2202 and T4A once registered.
This contest is open to individuals aged 18 or older. Applicants must reside in Alberta. Employees of AASP are not eligible to participate.
Prizes must be accepted as awarded. No substitution, transfers or refunds will be allowed. One prize per entrant. The individual prize or any unused portion cannot be exchanged for cash unless stated otherwise in these contest rules and regulations. In order to claim a prize and be declared a winner, the selected entrant will be required to:
Correctly answer, without assistance of any kind, a mathematical skill-testing question to be administered by telephone; and,
Complete and sign a declaration and release form confirming compliance with the contest rules and regulations; accepting the prize as awarded, without substitution; releasing UNB and AASP or affiliated companies from any liability, as described more fully below; and consenting to the use of his or her name, address (city and province), photograph, and likeness, as described more fully below. Failure by any selected entrant (and, where applicable, his or her parent or guardian) to complete, sign and return any of the aforementioned documents within 14 business days after notification is sent to the address on the selected entrant’s entry, or the return of prize documents as undeliverable may result in forfeiture of the prize. Failure to correctly answer the skill-testing question will result in disqualification and the forfeiture of his or her interest in the prize. Communication will be entered into only with selected entrants.
To award a grand prize, entries will be reviewed and one winning entry selected by UNB representative(s) from all entries received on or before the contest closing date. This process will be repeated for secondary prizes. By entering, participants agree to be bound by the contest rules and regulations and the decisions of the organization. This contest is subject to all applicable federal, provincial, and municipal laws.
Winners must register for the first course within twelve (12) months of being awarded the prize. Programs are self-paced, open entry so winners can start the program at any time within the 12 months. The grand prize winner may take up to two (2) years to complete the entire course sequence. Secondary prize winners may take up to six months to complete the entire course sequence.
The entrant must consent to the occasional receipt of product-related information from the sponsor, for the purpose of notifying contest entrants of new products and events, via email and social media post. Entrants may unsubscribe to these communications at any time.
AASP is committed to protecting your privacy. Personal information collected will be used solely for contest-related purposes by the sponsor.
The sponsor assumes no responsibility for:
Lost, delayed, destroyed, misidentified or misdirected entries, or entries deemed irregular by the contest sponsor in its sole discretion, which are automatically void;
Incorrect or inaccurate capture of entry information, technical malfunctions, human or technical errors, printing errors, lost, delayed or garbled data or transmissions, omissions, interruptions, deletions, defects or failures of any telephone or computer line or network, computer equipment, software or any combination thereof, whether originating from sender or recipient; and,
Any problems, errors or negligence that may arise or occur in connection with the contest, including but not limited to, any damage to an entrant’s computer equipment, computer system, software or any combination thereof, as a result of the entrant’s participation in this contest.
UNB and AASP reserve the right to cancel or modify this contest if, in its sole discretion, it determines that for any reason this contest is not capable of running as originally planned, or if fraud or any other occurrence compromises the fairness or integrity of this contest. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the sponsor reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to cancel or suspend the Internet portion of this contest should a virus, bug or any other cause beyond the reasonable control of the sponsor corrupt the security or proper administration of this contest.
If, as a result of an error relating to the entry process, drawing or any other aspect of the contest, there are more potential winners of prizes than contemplated in the contest rules and regulations, there will be a random draw amongst all eligible prize claimants after the contest closing date to award the correct number of prizes.
Any attempt to deliberately damage any website or to undermine the legitimate operation of this contest is a violation of criminal and civil laws, and should such an attempt be made, the sponsor reserves the right to seek remedies and damages to the fullest extent permitted by law, including criminal prosecution.
By entering this contest, entrants agree to release and indemnify and hold harmless the sponsor and its parent and affiliates, subsidiaries, advertising and promotional agencies, and their respective directors, officers, employees and agents, from any claim, loss, expense (including legal fees) or other liability which may be sustained in connection with the contest, including, without limitation, any damages resulting from the receipt, ownership or use or misuse of a prize.
The sponsor shall not be liable to the winner of any prize for any guarantee, warranty, condition or representation, express or implied, relating to the prize, including, without limitation, its quality, condition, or fitness for a particular purpose.
By entering this contest, entrants consent to the use of their name, address (city and province), photograph and likeness in any publicity related to this contest carried out by the sponsor, without compensation, worldwide and in perpetuity, in any and all forms of media now known or hereafter devised, including the Internet, unless prohibited by law.
As part of the partnership between AASP and UNB, eligible members may be able to receive academic credit through UNB's Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) process. PLA recognizes relevant professional training and learning completed outside of a traditional academic setting, helping members accelerate their progress toward a UNB Occupational Health & Safety credential.
The following AASP programs have been approved for PLA credit:
By leveraging prior learning credits, members may be able to reduce the number of courses required to complete the UNB Certificate in Occupational Health & Safety, saving both time and tuition costs.
Learn more about the Prior Learning Assessment
