Prevention in Practice - Virtual - Victorian TAFE Sector
DETAILS
This new online course is based on recognised industry standards (the Preventing Family Violence and Violence Against Women Capability Framework). It includes a range of interactive activities and evidence-based resources and provides opportunities for participants to share ideas, ask questions, engage in reflective practice and learn from other participants.
Instructions to register online:
- Find a training you wish to attend below and click the ‘enrol’ button.
- Input your given name, family name and email address and click ‘create’.
- If you’ve registered with us before with the same email address, you will have an existing account. A notice will appear letting you know an existing record has been found and an email will be sent to your email address titled ‘Incomplete Online Booking’.
- Open the email and click on the second link provided. This will take you back to the registration page to resume your registration.
- Once you have registered, you will receive a confirmation email and an invitation to join the course in Canvas, our Learning Management System.
- [Prevention in Practice] created a sound foundation for the primary prevention workforce. Feeling I belong to part of the field of practice/expertise is great.
- [I also liked] the exercises that sparked reflection conversations with other practitioners. It helped develop a shared language and understanding.
- Really enjoyed today and appreciated a space to work with other practitioners and share knowledge - a great professional reflection.
- I will apply more of an intersectional lens to my work and think about how to make my project more inclusive.
Who is this for?
- Staff that are leading or supporting the Respect and Equality in TAFE (RET) program across the Victorian TAFE sector. This might include those working in Human Resources, Student Services, Communications, Academic Operations, Teaching Practice, or Industry Partnerships.
- What you will learn:
- Understand the evidence base for violence against women: including prevalence and drivers
- How to design and implement effective and sustainable prevention programs
- How to apply an intersectional lens to prevention work
- Building effective prevention strategies – what is best practice and how to apply it in other projects
- How to monitor and evaluate programs effectively
- Advocating for policy reform in the prevention sector
- Managing resistance and backlash when undertaking this work
- Role of individuals and organisations in addressing change in prevention
Details
- This course will be delivered online in four x two and a half hour sessions over two days.
- Session 1 & 3: 10am - 12:30pm
- Session 2 & 4: 1:30pm - 4pm
- Participants must attend ALL sessions on both days.
Upcoming dates
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