This project is now complete.

BCcampus, in partnership with Ministry of Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills and in consultation with students, staff, and faculty across the B.C. post-secondary system, developed resources that build foundational skills around peer support to promote the mental health and wellness of students.

The Peer-Support Adaptation Project has the purpose of adapting the resources that were created from the Provincial Peer-Support Training Curriculum (PPTC) Project. The PPTC Project was funded by the Ministry of Mental Health and Addictions to create a provincial peer-support worker curriculum for peer-support workers across the province. The Peer-Support Adaptation Project, through review by an advisory group of students, staff, and faculty and a subject-matter expert, adapted the curriculum for the post-secondary sector.

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Training Resources

Post-Secondary Peer Support Training Curriculum

Including B.C.’s Peer Support Standards of Practice

This adaptable training resource covers foundational peer-support training for post-secondary students with ways to respond to peers with the core values of peer support. The Post-Secondary Peer Support Training Curriculum is a nine-module training curriculum for students. Learners have the opportunity to develop skills related to peer leadership and facilitation, building personal resilience, connection and communication, and much more.


Post-Secondary Peer Support Training Curriculum: Facilitator’s Guide for Use with Students

Including B.C.’s Peer Support Standards of Practice

Post-Secondary Peer Support Training Curriculum: Facilitator’s Guide for Use with Students is the accompanying facilitator’s guide to the Post-Secondary Peer Support Training Curriculum, an adaptable and modular training resource that covers foundational peer-support training for post-secondary students with ways to respond to peers with the core values of peer support. It can be used for synchronous training sessions, self-study, and hybrid offerings.