This residential course is for Indigenous Australians who have completed the Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs, Indigenous Leadership Programs.

Residential Workshop 1
27 – 29th October 2009
Canberra

Residential Workshop 2
8 – 13th December 2009
Canberra

Only 24 Positions Available. Applications close: 24th September 2009

About the Program

The course has been established as another pathway to further education for AILC Certificate II in Indigenous Leadership graduates and as an entry point to tertiary studies or career advancement.

This course equips current and emerging Indigenous leaders with an array of competency based tools to address policy, management and administrative issues including quality service deliver and capacity development of groups, organisations and communities.

Who should apply for the courses?

Note: This course is only open to Indigenous Australians who have completed the Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs Indigenous Leadership Programs.

The new Certificate IV in Indigenous Leadership (upgrade) course targets AILC graduates that have successfully completed the Certificate II in Indigenous Leadership.

The Certificate IV course is designed for aspiring Indigenous leaders who are assuming leadership positions or who are currently engaged in Indigenous community organisations, government departments, and corporations who:

• want to help shape the future of their community and region;
• wish to develop the capacity and prospects to lead;
• are committed to developing and sharing a vision for Indigenous Australians;
• aspire to connect with other emerging Indigenous leaders to build networks; and
• are able to meet AILC language and literacy requirements.
  

Units

20 core units of competency

From Business Services Training Package:

• BSBIND201A Work effectively in a business environment
• BSBWOR202A Organise and complete daily work activities
• BSBCMM201A Communicate in the workplace
• BSBWOR203A Work effectively with others
• BSBCUS201A Deliver a service to customers
• BSBWOR402A Promote team effectiveness
• BSBATSIC403B Maintain and protect culture
• BSBATSIL503A Manage conflict
• BSBATSIL410A Manage stress
• BSBREL401A Establish networks
• BSBCMN311B Maintain workplace safety

From Community Services Package:

• CHCAD1C Advocate for clients
• CHCCD7B Support community resources
• CHCCS5B Identify and address specific client needs
• CHCGROUP2C Support group activities
• CHCNET1C Participate in networks
• CHCCD13C Work within specific communities
• CHCINF7B Meet information needs of the community
• CHCCD1B Support community participation

From Sport Industry Training Package:

• SRSCOP002B Plan for and participate in a media interview

Download an Application Package

 

For more information contact the AILC:

Phone: 02 6251 5770
Fax: 02 6251 6312
Email: ailc@indigenousleadership.org.au

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