Consumer training and support - Resource directory
Chapters
- Introduction
- How to use the resources
- The resources
- Supported employee training resources and information products
- Employer training resources and information products
- External training resources and information products
- Trainer's guide - Training resources and information products
- Sample training and information session plans
Trainer's guide - Training resources and information products
The materials in the blue folder have been developed primarily to assist support workers and managers in Disability Business and Advocacy Services to provide training to other employees in these services, including people with disability. They may also be useful in meeting similar needs of other employers, parents and carers and the wider community.
Training and Assessing
Type of product | Training product |
Mode of delivery | To be delivered by training staff of Disability Business Services |
Relevant Disability Services Standards |
Standard 1 Service access Standard 2 Individual needs Standard 3 Decision making and choice Standard 4 Privacy, dignity and confidentiality Standard 5 Participation and integration Standard 6 Valued status Standard 7 Complaints and disputes Standard 8 Service management Standard 9 Employment conditions Standard 10 Service recipient training and support Standard 11 Staff recruitment, employment and training Standard 12 Protection of human rights and freedom from abuse |
Audience | Support staff of Disability Business Services |
Type of delivery |
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Resources included |
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Product overview | This resource is for supervisors and team leaders in Disability Business Services. It aims to assist staff who have responsibility for
training people with disability to work safely and effectively in the workplace. There are four parts to this resource including the Microsoft
PowerPoint® presentation.
The guide also contains ideas for using the Microsoft PowerPoint® presentation to meet the needs of your training session. There are two versions of the manual, one supported by video clips, the other is supported by the Microsoft PowerPoint® presentation. |