Professional Standards for Bicultural Work Training – Ethnic Council of Shepparton and District

Cohealth will deliver the ‘Professional Standards for Bi-cultural Work’ training online in November.

The training is a platform for bicultural workers and organisations to learn about cohealth’s professional standards for bi-cultural work and strategies to implement them in ways relevant to your work.

The training is specifically relevant for people working on projects or community engagement that could benefit from the inclusion of bi-cultural workers, for those already engaged with bi-cultural workers and for bi-cultural workers themselves!

We will engage in critical conversations and explore how the professional standards can support collaboration, cultural safety, and community-led engagement; centring the expertise of bi-cultural workers.

Topics covered include;

Roles and responsibilities of bi-cultural workers
The benefits and challenges of bi-cultural Work
Inclusive recruitment strategies
Cultural safety
Ethical considerations

The training is delivered online across 2 workshops

28/11/2023 – 9:30am-1:00pm

29/11/2023 – 9:30am-1:00pm

Pricing Options

Staff $250
cohealth Staff $250 – Please select ‘pay via invoice’ and provide your cost centre, you will be charged via internal transfer
Bicultural workers Who are unemployed or do not have training budget, Please email jasmine.phillips@cohealth.org.au to request a free ticket (limited spaces available)

Zoom details will be emailed to participants once registered.

The professional standards for bi-cultural work are now available for viewing via our website

Register here

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	The Ethnic Council of Shepparton and District acknowledges the Yorta Yorta People of the land which comprises the Goulburn Valley. We pay respect to tribal Elders, past, present and emerging and we celebrate their continuing culture and acknowledge the memory of their ancestors.
	The Ethnic Council of Shepparton and District is a peak body whose mission is to promote and represent the social, cultural and economic well-being of ethnic communities in the Goulburn Valley Region through the provision of quality and innovative settlement, refugee support, community development, and information and advocacy services.