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Course Dates

EV10-26012

Course:EV10-26012

Dates:
24-26 Feb 2009

Location:
Lightning Ridge

Closes:
13 Jan 2009 CLOSED

EV10-26063

Course:EV10-26063

Dates:
16-18 Mar 2009

Location:
Brungle

Closes:
3 Feb 2009 CLOSED

EV10-26329

Course:EV10-26329

Dates:
31 Mar, 1-2 Apr 2009

Location:
Broken Hill

Closes:
5 Mar 2009 CLOSED

EV10-28228

Course:EV10-28228

Dates:
19-21 May 2009

Location:
Bourke

Closes:
28 Apr 2009 CLOSED

EV10-29175

Course:EV10-29175

Dates:
11-13 Aug 2009

Location:
La Perouse

Closes:
17 Jul 2009 CLOSED

EV10-29191

Course:EV10-29191

Dates:
20-22 Oct 2009

Location:
Dubbo

Closes:
25 Sep 2009 CLOSED

EV10-29255

Course:EV10-29255

Dates:
17-19 Nov 2009

Location:
Maitland

Closes:
6 Oct 2009 CLOSED

EV10-29203

Course:EV10-29203

Dates:
1-3 Dec 2009

Location:
Wollongong

Closes:
20 Oct 2009 CLOSED



 

Course Enrolment


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Title:

Skills in child protection for Aboriginal workers

 

Audience:
Aboriginal workers from government and non-government sectors. Aboriginal community workers and identified child protection advocates are encouraged to attend this course.

 

Categories:
Aboriginal
Child Protection

 

Description:

This course examines common community attitudes and the nature, extent and dynamics of physical and emotional abuse and neglect.

The indicators and impact of abuse on children and young people and the interface between physical and emotional abuse and neglect of children and domestic violence, are outlined.

Workers have the opportunity to explore what is meant by 'risk of harm' to children and young people and workers' legislative responsibilities will be addressed.

Relevant cultural factors are discussed and community development strategies in child protection are identified. This course is mapped to the unit of competency CHCCHILD1C: Identifying & Respond to Children & Young People at Risk of Harm, in the Community Services Training Package. Participants who choose to submit their assessment activities and are assessed as competent, will receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment for the competencies. This Statement of Attainment may be used for recognition of prior learning towards a qualification from the Community Services Training Package. For further information, contact the ECAV course coordinator.

 

Prerequisites:
Nil

 

Notes:
None

 

Cost:
The course fee structure is based on a number of factors including cost of development and implementation, available funding, access and equity, and priority policy initiatives.

If cost interferes with your ability to access a course please contact us.