ELEARNING
eLearning for Sector Staff and Foster Carers
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This course aims to develop an appreciation and understanding of Aboriginal Culture in the context of Child Protection, covering Aboriginal Origins, Colonisation, Policy Impact on Social Development and Myths/Considerations. |
Dept Staff; Carers; Sector |
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Gives a fundamental understanding of the issues associated with problematic Alcohol and Other Drug use |
Dept Staff; Carers; Sector |
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CaLD: An Introduction to Cultural and Language Diversity (CPFS) [000022] |
Cultural Competency training for Dept. staff working with people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CaLD) backgrounds. |
Dept Staff; Carers; Sector |
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Child Development and Attachment: An Introduction (CPFS) [000033] |
An introduction to child development and attachment with a focus on typical developmental pathways of children, factors influencing development and the importance of healthy attachment for development. |
Dept Staff; Carers; Sector |
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An introduction to child abuse and neglect; types, impacts and risk factors. |
Dept Staff; Carers; Sector |
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Essential knowledge about their role in supporting children in care as outlined by legislation, policy and practice frameworks |
Dept Staff; Carers; Sector |
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This course comprises six topics: Intro to cyber security, The cyber threat, socially engineered email, preventing cyber incidents, policies, procedures and responsibilities and securing your home computer and mobile devices |
Dept CPFS Staff |
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An overview of the Department's role in Emergencies. |
Dept Staff |
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Family and Domestic Violence: An Introduction (CPFS) [000068] |
This course aims to develop an awareness of family and domestic violence, in the context of child protection |
Dept Staff; Carers; Sector |
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Foster Carer Preparation Training - Self Paced (CPFS) [000346] |
This Online Learning Program provides applicant Foster Carers and newly approved carers with the learning necessary to prepare for fostering children and young people within the care of the Department for Child Protection and Family Support. |
Dept Staff; Carers |
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To reduce the risk of sudden unexpected deaths in infants, including the risk that can occur when babies co-sleep. This course provides professionals working with families with infants current evidence based information on safe sleeping practices. |
Dept Staff; Carers; Sector |