Completing training doesn’t always mean a worker is ready to perform independently. In her op-ed for TheFutureEconomy.ca, Lee McKinley, Director of Learning & Development at CASTL, argues that Canada’s life sciences sector must look beyond course completion and focus on demonstrated workplace competence.
CASTL is pleased to announce the launch of our 2026 Course Catalogue, which details the full range of biomanufacturing training options we offer.
CASTL partnered with AbCellera to deliver hands-on, customized biomanufacturing training that accelerated workforce readiness and operational success at its new Vancouver facility.
CASTL is pleased to announce the formation of the CASTL National Training Advisory Committee (NTAC), an independent group of experts assembled to provide strategic advice on the direction of CASTL’s national training initiatives.
Government of PEI supports expansion of top-performing reskilling program as demand grows for biomanufacturing sector talent.
Canada’s biomanufacturing sector is on the rise—yet faces a looming shortage of 16,000 skilled workers by 2029.1 CASTL’s Elevate program is helping to turn this challenge into opportunity by preparing under-employed Canadians, including newcomers and youth, with the skills, confidence, and connections they need to launch meaningful careers.
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