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Corporate Training Package

This is a new suite of offerings available to organisations looking to build specific Culturally Responsive Practice capabilities for their front-line staff or within their workplace as a whole. Customised training is available and can include specific aspects of family violence and explore its impacts of the individual and the workplace.

Description

Who is the tailored training package for? 

  • Are you an organisation seeking tailored family violence training using a cultural lens?
  • Are you looking to upskill your staff on culturally responsive practice?
  • Are you interested in our existing training offerings but want it delivered on-site at a time that suits your team?

What you will learn:

Due to the tailored nature of this training package, learning outcomes are to be determined upon consultation and modified to professional development/training needs.

What is this training about?

This tailored training option is available to organisations looking to build specific capabilities within their service. Tailored training is available for organisations whose front-line staff engage with customers experiencing family violence who maybe from a refugee and migrant background. 

In partnership with the inTouch Learning and Development team, a tailored training model will be developed in line with the agency’s goals and objectives. Please note that a consultation is required in order to book this service.

How to request this package:

To request a tailored training package for your organisation, please submit a training request form. Once you have submitted a training request, our Learning & Development team will review your request, please allow 10 working days for our team to get in contact with you.

Prerequisites

Please note that a consultation is required in order to book this service.

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