Training Handbook

Delivery of Training

Training packages are developed to maximise flexibility for all parties. They recognise that there are many different learning styles, and that there is more than one way to effectively deliver training and assessment.

As a progressive, forward thinking training organisation, we have remained committed to innovation and flexibility in the implementation of the Community Services Training Package. This is evident in the range of training delivery modes, and the choice in assessment tools we offer.

Whether you prefer to read training materials, view videos, observe others, engage with online materials, or join in discussions, you will find a mode of delivery and assessment to fit your individual learning style. Our flexible training programs are tailored especially for your learning style.

What books/resources do I need?

One World provides you with all of the necessary resources/ materials that you need to complete your training. However, if you lose any of your books a replacement fee does apply. These resources are given to you when the trainer comes to visit you or you can email or telephone us when you require more work.

Due to the delivery of our training we assess many competencies on the job as the Children’s Services industry is very much hands on. However there is still a written requirement that must be completed in order for you to be deemed competent on and off the job.
One World trainers pride themselves on having a mentor approach to training you as opposed to a teacher/student relationship. Trainers are available to speak to you at any time to discuss any issues or just to answer a question. As in the term flexible delivery we are flexible and will cater to your personal individual needs.

Online www.oneworldforchildren.com.au

The One World for Children training web site offers all One World training participants a valuable opportunity to gain knowledge that is relevant to training and working within the Children’s Services industry.

The site offers specific information about our service and the programs that One World offers. The information pages are presented in an orderly and logical sequence for ease of navigation. Having read the Service information pages you will have a clearer understanding of what One World offers.

The One World “learning hub”

http://www.oneworldforchildren.com.au/online/Index.htm is a graphic representation of the One World community of learners, and includes information about One World’s service and programs as well as general information about children and care giving. You will also find relevant links, newsletters, chatrooms, a virtual tour, photos and discussion forums amongst other things.

My World

My World is in effect your own One World homepage. All training participants are offered this opportunity to be given a One World email and user name to be able to login to your own individual homepage and access your own emails, read or add to the forum, access the Workplace learning Centre, view your own profile and check your own progress on your online training plan.

Training On-line ~ Cybertots

The Cybertots toolbox developed by Western Australia TAFE, is a web based training program for the participants training at a Certificate 3 level. One World participants are able to access this online training opportunity via the One World “Workplace learning Centre”

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