Training

Foundation for Young Australians turns the knowledge gained from our research into action, co-designing programs and events for young people, with young people in collaboration with educational institutions and government as well as corporate and philanthropic partners.

Become a Health and Safety Representative (HSR). This five-day program provides you with the skills and confidence to identify and resolve workplace health and safety issues.

The IMW and its strategic partners are dedicated to the development and advancement of culturally appropriate and inclusive geospatial technologies for Indigenous leadership, agencies, and communities to support Indigenous rights and interests.  

Milparanga, an 11-day, two session program held in different locations in Australia, encourages and enables Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people to engage in powerful and different conversations. The program aims to support Indigenous Australian leaders to: grow as an individual, develop their leadership capabilities including governance and decision making, co-create robust conversations for powerful shifts across the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander landscape and broaden their perspectives and act together for the greater good.

The Melbourne Business School is offering a course designed for Indigenous entrepreneurs and professionals.

The Northern Territory Council of Social Service (NTCOSS) provides a calendar of training for community or not-for-profit sector organisations. The programs specifically include training in governance and financial management.

Northern Volunteering provides a range of training opportunities for potential and current volunteers, organisations, volunteer managers and coordinators.

Students uncover the necessary dimensions of successful adult learning – such as confidence, resilience and the ability to learn new things.

TAFE SA offers training across more than 80 activity and industry-related areas with a wide range of courses and flexible study options. TAFE SA also has an Aboriginal Access Centre that facilitates education, training and support for Aboriginal students across 17 sites of TAFE SA, including regional and remote South Australia.

Effective crisis management requires coordination and command of resources and personnel from many different organisations and agencies, from cross jurisdictional areas.