ITAB Products

The ITAB publishes and distributes a range of products in response to identified industry needs. These products are usually developed during our projects but some have been developed through other government programs especially DET’s Industry Skills Program and Enterprise Training Programs. They include:

 

NEW:

Training Resources Available – Basic Home Fire Safety for Community Services Workers

Due to the high fire risk experienced by groups in the community, a national consortium of fire services (led by the Victorian Metropolitan Fire and Emergency Services Board) lobbied for knowledge of basic home fire safety to be embedded in relevant work functions across the CHC08 Community Services Training Package. As a result, this information was included in nine units of competency, to be taken up by workers delivering services in a community setting.

To support the community sector and the training sector implement this change and to include content appropriately in courses, fire services have developed training resources which are now available to download and use.

In addition to use by Registered Training Organisations, fire services also recommend use of the training resources by community care providers for induction of new workers and skills maintenance for existing workers.

The information is intended to increase the fire safety of community care recipients, workers and provider agencies.

Download the free resources from the Australasian Fire and Emergency Services Authorities Council website

 

 

 you, your centre & safe manual handling

          a resource kit for the early childhood sector

This resource kit has been developed the NSW/ACT Independent Education Union in conjuction with the Union's Early Childhood Council.  The Kit consists of a 33 minute DVD demonstrating common manual handling actions that staff may need to perform on any given day in an early childhood setting and a set of 4 posters intended to be placed on a wall close to where the actions may need to be performed.

To obtained your copy contact IEU on 1800 467 943 or email ieu@ieu.asn.au (a small fee may apply to cover postage).

 
Certificate III in Aged Care Work Recognition and Training Resources

Trainer Support Materials (on CD)

Covering 15 units of competence holistically delivered, with full training notes
PowerPoint presentations, group activities and assessment activities

 

 

Individual Learner Support Materials (Folder of Printed Material)

Including session overview, activities and session notes

 

Available from the ITAB

 

Child Protection

Identify and Respond to Children and Young People at Risk of Harm Version 2:

Training and assessment resource aligned to NSW child protection regulations and national unit of competency, CHCCHILD1C Identify and respond to children and young people at risk of harm.  Resource includes a DVD (approx 45 mins) to support the face-to-face training, CD of written resources with assessor’s guide.

cover of the video

This DVD highlights key areas that are delivered through the face to face component of Identifying and Responding to Children and Young People at Risk of Harm. The DVD contains various scenarios that are used as triggers in the training to assist participants to identify the short and long term impact of child abuse and neglect.

If you would like to use these resources for entry-level child protection training, you must have completed the facilitator training. Find out more information about the facilitator training.

  • DVD (approx 45 mins) to support the face-to-face training
  • CD Containing Assessor's Guide and Training Resources

Available from the ITAB

 

CHC50302 Diploma of Children's Services Recognition Pathway

 

This recognition pathway is for the Diploma of Children’s Services CHC50302 from the national Community Services Training Package CHC02, and provides an exit point for the Certificate III in Children’s Services CHC30402.  This recognition strategy, the process and support resources have been endorsed by peak children’s services organisations in NSW who came together as the NSW Children’s Services Industry Reference Group.  They provided valuable guidance, oversight and validation of the development of these recognition resources.  

 Applicants wishing to be assessed through this recognition pathway need to have:

  • A current Working with Children Check
  • Access to a Children’s Service and established relationship with children in that service (to allow an appropriate Workplace Assessment to occur)
  • A recommended minimum of 5 years experience working in Australia or overseas in a Children’s Service.

The resource is available as a set on CD and includes:

  • Information Booklet
  • Applicant Handbook
  • RTO and Assessor Handbook
  • Employer Handbook
  • Evidence Portfolio
  • Record Book

Available from www.skillsonline.net.au

 

CHC30402 Certificate III in Children's Services and CHC50302 Diploma of Children's Services Trainee Record Book

 

This record book has been developed and endorsed by NSW children’s services industry sectors with appropriate elective pathways for vocational outcomes in NSW.

Available now from the ITAB

 

Workplace Recognition Tools for:

CHC40402      Certificate IV in Out of School Hours Care

Available from Network of Community Activities www.netoosh.org.au

CHC50202      Diploma of Out of School Hours Care

Available from www.skillsonline.net.au

 

Alcohol and Other Drugs Work - CHC41702 Certificate IV IDEA Resources (Industry Developed and Endorsed Assessment)

This resource includes:

    • Information Booklet
    • RTO Resources (CD Set) with Information Booklet, Third Party/Supervisor Reports, Employer Handbook, IDEA Assessment Tasks, IDEA Assessment Evidence matrix and RTO & Assessor Handbook
    • Individual Candidate Resources including Record Book, Application Form and Evidence Portfolio and Information Booklet

Available from the ITAB

 

 

Aboriginal Workers in Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs Work
This resource was developed by CSH ITAB in consultation with key industry stakeholders and includes:
  • Orientation to Alcohol  And other Drugs Sector (CHCAOD2C) Set of Training Book 1 & Book 2
  • Working with clients who are intoxicated (CHCAOD6B) Training Book

Available from www.skillsonline.net.au

CHC40902   Certificate IV in Community Services (Service Co-ordination)

Workplace Recognition Training Program - RTO Resources & Participant Resources

Available from www.skillsonline.net.au  

 

 

 

Best Fit- A CD Governance Learning Resource for Not for Profit Boards and Management Committees

A learning resource with optional assessment actitivies aligned to 4 national units of competency.

 

Available from www.skillsonline.net.au  

 

 

Workplace Learning Kits

These kits are workplace learning support materials that provide basic information to link workplace learning with nationally recognised training outcomes. It will enable the workplace learning co-ordinator to construct workplace learning pathways and relevant outcomes for the workers.

The focus of these kits is to support community services organisations. However other sectors and industries may adapt them to meet the learning needs of their workplace.

The kits are practical and include a broad range of templates to assist the workplace learning co-ordinator with implementation. The kits provide details to align existing systems (like induction and performance appraisal) to units of competency from national qualifications.

Kit 1 Workplace Learning

Kit 2 Training Partnership

Kit 3 Mentoring

Available from www.skillsonline.net.au  

 

 

  

Pocket Guides to a Skilled Workforce

                               

 

The ITAB has worked in partnership with industry sectors to produce customised pocket guides that contain straightforward information about:

    • The match between the skills and knowledge of the workforce and qualifications in the national training system
    • Explanations and examples of the training choices available to suit the diverse needs of workers and their workplace
    • A 'Ready Reckoner' for easy access to additional information and support.

The Pocket Guides will assist employers to recognise training opportunitiesand choices to achieve a highly skilled and competent workforce. 

Pocket Guides to a Skilled Workforce now available from the ITAB for the following industry sectors:

    • Disablity Work
    • Alcohol and Other Drugs Work
    • Community Mental Health Work
    • Out of School Hours Care
    • Working in the Childhood Sector
    • Skills Regognition in Community Services & Health
    • Problem Gambling Counselling

Other industry sector Pocket Guides are currently being developed and will be posted here as they become available.

Available from the ITAB

 

As well as the publications listed above, the ITAB offers a range of services including:

    • Database search for VET training & learning resources (courses, traineeships etc)
    • Industry Verification of course proposals for VETAB accreditation
    • Consultancy/Advisory services
    • Meeting attendance/speaking engagements
    • Interview panel attendance

Fees for these services vary.  For more information please contact the ITAB.

 

 

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