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Safe Places Training Framework: Building Indigenous capacity through work based VET in remote communities

Wallace, Ruth M. and Chick, Lynda J. (2008). Safe Places Training Framework: Building Indigenous capacity through work based VET in remote communities. In: AVETRA 2008 - 11th Annual Conference, Adelaide, 3-4 April 2008.

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IRMA ID 77258317xPUB6
Author Wallace, Ruth M.
Chick, Lynda J.
Title Safe Places Training Framework: Building Indigenous capacity through work based VET in remote communities
Conference Name AVETRA 2008 - 11th Annual Conference
Conference Location Adelaide
Conference Dates 3-4 April 2008
Conference Publication Title AVETRA 11th Annual Conference Proceedings
Place of Publication Crows Nest, New South Wales
Publisher AVETRA
Publication Year 2008
Volume Number Concurrent Sessions 3.2
ISBN 978-0-9805275-0-6   (check CDU catalogue  open catalogue search in new window)
Total Pages 10
HERDC Category E1 - Conference Publication (DEST)
Abstract The Safe Places Training Framework project, funded by the Northern Territory Department of Health and Community Services (NTDHCS,) is part of the implementation of the Federal intervention into remote NT Indigenous communities. This project seeks to address many of the issues relating to formal training and capacity development in partnership with government-initiated social and workforce development programmes. This paper highlights some of the project’s emerging outcomes and discusses insights into its effectiveness and potential as a model for training and professional development in remote Northern Territory Indigenous workplaces. The innovative approach to professional development and training focuses on Safe Places staff within remote organisations has three key areas; designing appropriate courses,establishing 'communities of practice' to support participation and developing relationships with government staff that develop positive and self sustaining learning experiences, networks and environments. This paper discusses issues related to the development and implementation of this approach and the role of VET delivery within the project.
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