Description:
OPD Points: 10
About this courseThis course includes 4 core modules which cover all the important introductory aspects of facilitating family dispute resolution (FDR) in an online environment.  Module 1: Video Conferencing Technology Module 2: Preparing the People Module 3: Practitioner Skills Module 4: Self-care As you progress through this self-paced course, you’ll be introduced to relevant research, hear from subject matter experts, and engage with a selection of interactive learning materials including readings and resources. The course includes quizzes, knowledge checks and reflective tasks to help enrich your learning.  Ideal forThis comprehensive self-paced course is ideal for FDR practitioners who would like to learn about the introductory aspects of facilitating FDR in an online environment.Â
Key Learning Objectives / Outcomes:
Course structureThe course will take approximately 8 hours to complete. Throughout the course, you’ll participate in learning activities that will help you to apply the course content to your own context. This integrated and practical approach to learning will enable you to go back to your workplace with new and innovative learnings that can be implemented straight away. You will have access to the course content for 12 months from the date you commence the first module. After completing this course you’ll receive the following course completion awards: A certificate of completion for your records A digital micro-credential badge. The digital micro-credential badge can be displayed on your LinkedIn profile, resume, CV or email signature, to share your accomplishment with colleagues and professional networks.Â
Presenter / Provider:
Relationships Australia Victoria
Presenter Qualifications:
Relationships Australia Victoria (RAV) is a community based, not-for-profit organisation with no religious affiliations. We have 75 years’ experience providing family and relationship support services.
