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Community & Events Volunteering


Course Code N/A
Entry Requirements Literacy and numeracy skills sufficient to actively support community workers. Willingness to undergo Police / WWC checks
Course
Description:
Are you interested in becoming more involved in your community? This program will cover basic skills required to be successful in a volunteer support role.

Content will include:

  • Effective communication skills
  • Record keeping
  • Self management and teamwork skills
  • Rights and responsibilities of organisations and volunteers
  • Participating in OH&S processes
  • Support in identifying individual skill set and appropriate volunteer roles

Note: program will provide the opportunity to participate in a community event/s

Pathway: Volunteer roles, work or further study within the community sector. Accredited pathways include Certificate I / II in Active Volunteering, Certificate II in Community Services, Certificate III in Events
Location Thomastown Neighbourhood House (TNH)
Mode of Study Classroom / computer lab
Days Thursdays
Time 10.00 am—3.00 pm
Date 2 November – 21 December, 2017
Duration 8 weeks
Cost FREE
Enrolment At PRACE Office ph. 9462 6077
Amenities Tea & coffee provided. BYO lunch/snacks.

Training is delivered with Victorian and Commonwealth government funding.

Testimonials:

“This course under Deb teaches us more about how we think and act – it is a lifeskills course as much as it is an Events Management intro course. It prepares you to approach and deal with people with an open mind and heart as well as giving very practical professional applications of involving yourself in the workplace, social situations and volunteering within your community. It is a stepping stone to wherever you want to go or whatever you want to do. It wakes you up! And makes you accountable”.

“The course content was brilliant and what was covered was excellent.”

“Guidelines about volunteer work, planning for an event, difficult situations/issues that can arise in an event. I see my self being more confident and equipped to apply for both volunteer and paid work. Also planning and initiating an event. Skills will allow me to directly participate in a public event/community event.”

“What I learned from this course it will be helpful in a volunteer role, paid work as well as in personal life.”

“Learning new things, gained new skills, learnt about other people, learnt new words and meanings. I have enrolled in a Cert II in floristry at Melb Polytechnic. I can use some of the skills I learnt in this course to the next course, team discussion and speaking.”


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