 21 & 22 February 201222 & 23 May 2012
5 & 6 November 2012
Learn real world skills to help in your work with Indigenous people with this exploration of the causes of the Indigenous crisis. Our facilitator, Timothy Trudgen, shares his extensive knowledge of Indigenous communities and the challenges they face, while providing methods for increasing effectiveness in your interactions with Indigenous people. This course is a must for all those working with remote and urban Indigenous people, creating policy or interested in learning more about cross-cultural dynamics and Indigenous culture.
Online Training
An Introduction to Cross‐Cultural Awareness is presented online, with our facilitator streaming live from Arnhem Land. You can participate in this workshop from any location that has a relible internet connection. While the program of 4 modules is designed to provide a solid, progressive introduction Cross-Cultural Awareness, you can choose which modules to participate in. We do recommend following the order of modules presented for best understanding of the content.
Program
Day one
Day two
Comments from past participants
"The course was excellent and I will be recommending it to others!" May 2010
"Tim has an obvious passion for his content and was very thorough in acknowledging our comments." May 2010
"Thanks for the invitation. I am putting the learnings into practise already." May 2010
"The course was above my expectations. There was such a depth and richness of understanding that could be applied to other situations, not just Yolŋu culture." September 2010
Course fees
Early Bird* = $55 (inc GST) per modules, per person
Standard = $77 (inc GST) per module, per person
*Early bird prices apply if payment is made 4 weeks prior to course date.
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