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Australian Indigenous Leadership Centre

Course Information

By Indigenous Australians For Indigenous Australians With Indigenous Australians

Australian Indigenous Leadership Centre Ltd

Po Box 186 Curtin ACT 2605 Australia

Phone: (02) 6251 5770 Email: [email protected]

ailc.org.au

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Acknowledgment to CountryThe AILC would like to acknowledge and pay their respect to the traditional custodians of the land and country from which our participants, trainers, Alumni and supporters come from. We acknowledge their wisdom and learning of our Elders past and present.

Disclaimer – Warning for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander PeoplePlease be aware that this publication may contain imagery and representation of people that may be deceased. This may cause some distress in the community.

AILC Course Information 1

Who we are

Established by Indigenous leaders in 2001, the AILC is a not-for-profit company, owned and controlled by Indigenous Australians. As a Registered Training Organisation (RTO), the organisation has built an outstanding profile as one of the nation’s leading Indigenous education providers.

Recognised Indigenous leaders on the organisation’s staff and Board provide access to skills, knowledge, opportunities and networks, helping participants in AILC courses to thrive.

The AILC has extensive experience in delivery of Indigenous leadership programs at a range of locations across Australia. As an Indigenous organisation, staffed by a majority of Indigenous people, the AILC is experienced in negotiating issues of access and cultural sensitivity in order to deliver successful and relevant Indigenous leadership courses.

AILC Course Information2

10412NAT Certificate II in Indigenous Leadership

“ The course gave me a lot of insight, belief and confidence in myself that I can do it.”


Various locations and dates, visit:

www.ailc.org.au/courses/10412nat-certificate-ii-indigenous-leadership

2 x 5 day residential workshops

Accredited course details: www.training.gov.au/Training/Details/10412NAT

Course purposeThe 10412NAT Certificate II in Indigenous Leadership introduces the key elements of Indigenous leadership in Australia and builds upon the capacity of emerging Indigenous Australian leaders to lead.

This course gives students the basic knowledge, skills and behaviours to enable them to commence and be involved in Indigenous Leadership roles. It assists students to identify their own strengths in order to plan their leadership journeys in the future.

Units of competency• VU21059 Develop leadership skills as

a member of an Indigenous community

• SITXCOM201 Show social and cultural sensitivity

• BSBCMM201A Communicate in the workplace

• BSBCUS201B Deliver a service to customers

• BSBWOR202A Organise and complete daily work activities

• CUFRES201A Collect and organise content for broadcast or publication

• CHCNET301D Participate in networks

• CHCCS211B Prepare for work in the community sector

Course durationThis course is delivered over a 10 week period. Some assessment work may be required to be completed prior to the residential workshops and between residential workshops.

Is the 10412NAT Certificate II in Indigenous Leadership an accredited course?The 10412NAT Certificate II in Indigenous Leadership is an accredited course. Upon successful completion of course requirements and assessments, students will receive the award of 10412NAT Certificate II in Indigenous Leadership and an Academic Transcript listing the units and competence level achieved.


10413NAT Certificate IV in Indigenous Leadership

“ I absolutely gained a wealth of experience from this course not only in content but in making contact with people who are on a similar journey.”



www.ailc.org.au/courses/10413nat-certificate-iv-indigenous-leadership


Accredited course details: http://training.gov.au/Training/Details/10413NAT

Course purposeThe 10413NAT Certificate IV in Indigenous Leadership builds upon existing highly developed leadership skills and works to further develop these key skills and knowledge. It establishes pathways to further education and training, enabling students to aspire to higher levels of responsibility in chosen arenas such as senior roles in workplaces and community organisations.

Units of competency• VU21051 Work with Indigenous community

members to develop mentoring skills

• VU21060 Investigate government structures and decision-making processes

• VU20942 Investigate the influence of Indigenous history on the current environment

• VU21048 Complete a basic community project with support

• HLTHIR404D Work effectively with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people

• CHCCS400C Work within a legal and ethical framework

• CHCCD509C Support community leadership

• RIILAT401D Provide leadership in the supervision of Indigenous employees

• PUACOM012B Liaise with media at the local level

• PUACOM007B Liaise with other organisations

• BSBCMM401A Make a presentation

• BSBREL401A Establish networks

• BSBWOR403A Manage stress in the workplace

• BSBATSIC412A Maintain and protect cultural values in an organisation


Is the 10413NAT Certificate IV in Indigenous Leadership an accredited course?The 10413NAT Certificate IV in Indigenous Leadership is an accredited course. Upon successful completion of course requirements and assessments, students will receive the award of 10413NAT Certificate IV in Indigenous Leadership and an Academic Transcript listing the units and competence level achieved.


BSB41915 Certificate IV in Business (Governance)

“ The first course put a fire in my belly not only to want to become a good leader but to lead a good community.”



www.ailc.org.au/courses/bsb41915-certificate-iv-business-governance


Accredited course details: www.training.gov.au/Training/Details/BSB41915

Course purposeThe BSB41915 Certificate IV in Business (Governance) introduces the key elements of operating in Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander organisations and the capacity of Indigenous Australian leaders to affect governance.

This course is designed to reflect the roles of individuals who undertake responsibilities required of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander organisations, and who bring a wide range of knowledge, skills, talents and experience to their organisations and require further training.

Units of competency• BSBATSIC412 Maintain and protect cultural

values in the organisation

• BSBATSIL411 Undertake the roles and responsibilities of a board member

• BSBATSIL413 Review and apply the constitution

• BSBATSIM416 Oversee organisational planning

• BSBATSIM417 Implement organisational plans

• BSBATSIM418 Oversee financial management

• BSBATSIM419 Contribute to the development and implementation of organisational policies

• BSBATSIC411 Communicate with the community

• BSBATSIL408 Manage a board meeting

• BSBATSIL412 Participate effectively as a board member

• BSBATSIM414 Oversee the organisation’s annual budget

• BSBATSIW416 Obtain and manage consultancy services


Is the BSB41915 Certificate IV in Business (Governance) an accredited course?The BSB41915 Certificate IV in Business (Governance) is a nationally recognised qualification.

Upon successful completion of course requirements and assessments, students will receive the qualification of BSB41915 Certificate IV in Business (Governance) and an Academic Transcript listing the units and competence level achieved.


Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the Trainers and Assessors?Our Trainers and Assessors are experienced Indigenous people with specific areas of expertise or non-Indigenous specialists with Indigenous training experience. This ensures unique, high quality, culturally appropriate courses.

What are the pre-requisites?Students must be Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander.

Is there an age limit for the courses?To be accepted in our courses you must be 18 or over.

Do I have to be employed?You do not have to be employed to undertake AILC courses.

What happens if I have low literacy or numeracy levels?All AILC students are required to undertake an online Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) assessment as part of the enrolment process. The AILC will work with all students regardless of their skill level. The AILC team leaders will assist students in completing all work required on course and look for other options to assist the student outside of course time.

Do I have to complete assessments for my course?You will be required to undertake pre-readings on either side of the blocks and complete assessments whilst on course. These assessments include written work, observations, presentations and group work/activities.

Will I get a certificate when I finish?The AILC will only issue nationally recognised qualifications to students who complete all assessment work satisfactorily.

Our Trainers and Assessors are experienced Indigenous people with specific areas of expertise or non-Indigenous specialists with Indigenous training experience.


What happens if I have to withdraw from a course?Students who are unable to attend will be required to officially withdraw from their course through written response. There are no costs to students for withdrawals and students will have the opportunity to return and complete the course at a later date.

Do I need to bring anything with me on course?All course materials are provided (Note books, pens, resources etc.). Please make sure you go over your pre-reading prior to the first block as your pre-reading may require you to bring something in to class.

Where are the courses held?Locations for these courses vary, please contact us on 02 6251 5770 for more information.

How much do the courses cost?If you are Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander the cost of the qualification is funded by the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet. Accommodation, meals and travel is not covered.

How many other students will be on course with me?Student numbers vary. A typical course can have up to 30 students.

Can I complete my course online or by correspondence?At this stage, the AILC does not offer these courses online or by correspondence, however watch this space as the AILC may look at these options in the future.

If you are Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander the cost of the qualification is funded by the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet.


Frequently Asked Questions continued

Who pays for my accommodation, travel and meals?The AILC does not cover the cost of your travel, accommodation or meals (lunch is included as part of the course, as well as morning tea and afternoon tea). If you are a local, you will only need to worry about getting to and from the course. There are three (3) funding options that you can choose from, however the AILC encourages the first two options:

1. Self-funding (Travel, meals and accommodation)

2. Sponsored by your employer (Travel, meals and accommodation)

3. Apply for ABSTUDY (Need to meet eligibility criteria)

What is ABSTUDY?ABSTUDY helps with costs for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Australians who are studying or undertaking an Australian Apprenticeship. ABSTUDY is a government organisation and is separate to the AILC. To be eligible for ABSTUDY you must be:

• Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander

• Enrolled in an approved course

• Not receiving any other government assistance to study or do an apprenticeship or traineeship

ABSTUDY helps with costs for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Australians who are studying or undertaking an Australian Apprenticeship.


How to apply

You will need to complete an online enquiry form at:

www.ailc.org.au/expression-interest

Phone: (02) 6251 5770Free-call: 1800 284 087Fax: (02) 6251 6312Email: [email protected]

“ I really do put winning this job down to the AILC course.”

“ It provides an opportunity for Indigenous Australians to find new skills and create new bonds of friendship and colleagues.”


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