Mandatory course for all newly recruited staff

The University of Girona’s Occupational Risks Prevention Plan includes “Health and Safety at the UdG” as a compulsory course for all newly recruited staff.

This is the course that starts the training in occupational health and safety starts and is part of the University of Girona’s respective Reception and Prevention Plans.

Its aim is to offer the initial education required for identifying risks and providing information on preventive measures and general action protocols in the event of accidents and emergencies so occupational activities can be performed in a safe and healthy way.

Enrolment on the compulsory course

All other current training offers in Health and Safety at the UdG

If you have any queries over this section please contact us by emailing us at osl@udg.edu

To be carried out before starting teaching activities

In La meva UdG you will find two courses which constitute the minimum training that University of Girona teaching staff must do.

All teaching staff must be familiar with the contents of these courses.They are open in "La meva UdG" all the time so everybody can continue doing them and the contents will always be available for consultation.Each one of these courses provides independent work documents and material for learning and familiarising yourselves with the various subjects.In addition, you will also find online tips in video format and online recordings of sessions on these subjects.

UdG Environment: what do you need to know?

The UdG Environment: what you need to know course focuses on six subjects and it includes information, regulations and staff, among other materials.

• Right to personal data protection and right to one’s image
• Copyright: creating, reusing and disseminating
• Health and safety in teaching activities
• UdG style book: guidelines for using educational materials
• Prevention and action against situations of violence or harassment
• Gender Perspective in teaching

Moodle for everybody

The Moodle for you course is structured into two levels corresponding to the Digital Teaching Competence which PDI have to achieve: introductory (A2) and advanced (B1).The teaching staff has to carry out the introductory level because it includes the contents defined as minimum competences.

The course provides for six areas of contents, with independent work material, on how to organise and explain courses, how to offer contents, how to prepare activities, how to assess them and how to communicate with students.It is organised so that you can keep on advancing autonomously and to your rhythm in the knowledge and utilisation of Moodle.

The contents of the course are open in a permanent way so that they can consult themselves like a guide of use of Moodle.

More information

For the 2024-2025 academic year, the University of Girona is offering other online and asynchronous training activities: Online course on the gender perspective in teaching , Microsoft Teams, OneDrive and SharePoint, Open science course for Catalan universities and training courses as part of the Digital Competence Framework for Educators (DigCompEdu).

In addition, we recommend you visit theICEberg space , where you will find resources and recommendations for your teaching (face-to-face and online) and information that may be of use to you in your teaching activity.

You will receive the fortnightly ICEberg newsletter by email, along with information on training activities and sessions organised for teaching and research staff, as well as other useful information.

If you have any queries over this section please contact us by emailing:

ice-said.docencia@udg.edu

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