Enrol into CHC81115 Graduate Diploma of Family Dispute Resolution! Discuss your training options, please contact us on 08 8245 8100.
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Mid-year enrolment is now open for CHC81115 Graduate Diploma of Family Dispute Resolution
Jazmyn, finalist for Aboriginal Learner of the Year
Congratulations to our team member Jazmyn for receiving this recognition as part of Adult Learners Week 2018 organised by the Department for Industry and Skills.
Working Better with Nunga Kids: an essential course for all Community Service workers
Sarah Decrea, Practice Leader Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Family Services along with Karina Mitchell, Parenting Educator and qualified First-Touch Program Instructor have developed and delivered ‘Working Better with Nunga Kids’ workshop to the Community and Human Services sector for a few years now. They bring a rich cultural experience to this one-day training.
Cultural Fitness – what does it mean?
Cultural fitness is an essential ingredient of a thriving workplace and work culture. But what does it mean?
Professional Development Opportunity: Grief and Mediation Partings
Book now for ‘Partings. The application of grief theory and models of grief in mediation’.
Have fun while studying? Amy finds out how…
Amy is currently studying Certificate III in Community Services as part of a Schools-Based Traineeship from Paralowie R-12.
Let’s Enrol! Nationally Recognised Qualifications 2018
We are enrolling Nationally Recognised Qualifications now! To discuss your training needs please contact us on 08 8245 8100.
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Happy Holidays from the Institute
Happy holidays from everyone here at the Australian Institute of Social Relations! As the year draws to a close, we’d like to remind you of our office hours over the end of year break. Continue Reading
Child Focused Practice – Finalist – Adult Learners’ Week 2016
Child Focused Practice was a finalist for Learning Program of the Year at this year’s Adult Learners’ Week Awards.
Detecting patterns of risk
The family law sector cannot avoid the family violence epidemic in Australia, a conference has heard.