You are invited to complete a survey that forms part of a research study examining the impact of evaluation professionalization in Canada on the positioning of evaluation, the practice and the employability of evaluators. This study has received ethical approval and approval for distribution by CES.

The IOCE has very recently added a fifth section to its VOPE Toolkit and it concerns the professionalization of evaluation

The Canadian Evaluation Society recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Thailand Evaluation Network (TEN) on the implementation of the credentialing of professional evaluators in Thailand.

Benoît Gauthier, President of the Canadian Evaluation Society (CES), visited Washington a few weeks ago to share his views and experience regarding the Society’s credentialing experiment.

May saw the key celebration of the vibrancy of Canadian evaluation: the annual CES Conference.

The Canadian Journal of Program Evaluation, Vol 29, 3 is a special issue dedicated to the topic of Professionalization of Evaluation in Canada.

The editorial team of the Canadian Journal of Program Evaluation (CJPE) is pleased to announce that volume 29(3) (abstracts for CES non-members, full issue for CES members, and access to institutional members) is now published on-line.

On October 28, 2014, CES President Benoît Gauthier presented a talk on “The Professionalization of Evaluation in Canada” at Forum international francophone de l'évaluation in Dakar, Senegal.