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Customised training

CAN WA can also provide customised accredited and non-accredited arts and cultural development training, and mentoring, to suit your organisations needs. 

We has previously delivered accredited and non-accredited training, and mentoring, throughout Australia in the following areas:

  • Cultural planning
  • Cultural mapping
  • Community cultural development
  • Community arts
  • Creative community consultation
  • Youth and Indigenous engagement
  • Cross-cultural awareness

For more information about our customised training & consultancies, talk to the Training and Business Development Manager.

Disability Services customised training

The customised training ‘Creating Community Partnerships’ was developed and delivered to over 70 staff members at the Disability Services Commission in August 2009. Four sessions ran over two weeks exploring how to develop and sustain positive and productive partnerships, strategies to motivate staff, and practical sessions on how to identify and attract potential community partners.

 

Consultancies

City of Stirling consultation

From November 2009 to February 2010, CAN WA facilitated stakeholder workshops to ensure that the initiatives, projects and programs that are delivered by the new Family Services team at the City of Stirling are targeted in a way that meets that community’s needs and the City’s direction.

City of Stirling Consultation       City of Stirling Consultation

image credit | Deanmore Primary School                            image credit | rap at Carine SHS

Seven consultation sessions were undertaken with stakeholders such as primary and high school students, parents, the City of Stirling staff, service providers and Aboriginal people. We combined traditional and creative engagement techniques that effectively elicit the thoughts and feelings of the diverse range of people consulted.