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Conducting Family Dispute Resolution Online: Self-Paced Course

Location
Online
Duration
Self-Paced: 8 Hours
Micro-Course: 30 Minutes
Fees
Self-Paced: $250 including GST
Micro-Course: Free of charge
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Course overview

Your next step in family dispute resolution begins here

This course builds your expertise in facilitating family dispute resolution (FDR) in an online environment. You’ll develop practical skills for using video conferencing technology effectively, managing client participation, and creating a safe, productive space for dispute resolution online. This is your opportunity to confidently support families through complex issues and strengthen your professional practice..

Who should attend

This course is designed for family dispute resolution practitioners, mediators, counsellors, and other professionals working in community and social services. It is suitable for both those new to online FDR and experienced practitioners seeking to enhance their skills and confidence in delivering dispute resolution via video conferencing.

Course structure

This 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

The course offers a flexible, self-paced learning experience so you can study on your own schedule. Course details:

  • Approximately 8 hours to complete
  • Engaging learning activities, including readings, quizzes, and reflective tasks, to help you apply course content to your practice
  • Access to course materials for 12 months from your start date
  • Upon completion, you will receive a certificate of completion and a digital micro-credential badge that can be shared on LinkedIn, your resume, or email signature to highlight your accomplishment

Preview the course

You can register for free to access a 10-15 minute micro-course, offering a sample from our full Conducting Family Dispute Resolution Online self-paced course. This micro-course introduces you to essential skills for facilitating family dispute resolution via video conferencing, designed to meet the growing demand for online delivery.

 

Upon completing the micro-course, you’ll receive a certificate of completion and a digital micro-credential badge. You can share this badge on LinkedIn, your resume, or your email signature to showcase your achievement.

 

This free micro-course is ideal for family dispute resolution practitioners who want to explore a sample of the full course before enrolling. It also suits anyone interested in learning about the foundational aspects of conducting FDR in an online environment.

 

The micro-course is available anytime at no cost. Simply register and follow the prompts.

Enrolment and course access

When you register, you will be directed to a payment gateway to finalise your enrolment. After payment, a new account will be created for you in our Learning Management System (LMS), Moodle. Your Moodle account is your online learning hub where you can access this course and other professional development programs.

Faq

What are self-paced courses?
RAV's self-paced courses are online training programs that allow you to learn at your own pace. These courses are designed to be completed within a 12-month period and cover various topics related to family relationships, mental health, and professional development.
What topics are covered in these courses?

The courses cover a range of topics, including:

  • Professional boundaries in therapeutic and care work
  • Conducting family dispute resolution online
  • Property and financial matters in family dispute resolution
  • Working with dads
  • Casual counselling
  • Managing challenging behaviours
  • Negotiation and conflict management in the workplace
  • Leading difficult conversations
  • Understanding and preventing vicarious trauma
  • Understanding grief
  • Working with clients experiencing grief

Additionally, RAV offers free micro-courses that provide a preview of the comprehensive courses.

How do I register for a course?

To register:

  1. Visit the specific course page on the RAV website.
  2. Click on the "Register" button.
  3. Complete the registration form and payment process.
  4. An account will be automatically created for you in RAV's Learning Management System (Moodle), where you can access the course materials.
What is the cost of these courses?
The comprehensive self-paced courses are priced at $250 including GST. The micro-courses are free of charge.
Will I receive a certificate upon completion?

Yes. Upon completing a course, you will receive:

  • A certificate of completion for your records.
  • A digital micro-credential badge that can be displayed on your LinkedIn profile, resume, CV, or email signature.
How long do I have access to the course materials?
You will have access to the course content for 12 months from the date you commence the first module.
Can I preview a course before committing?
Yes. RAV offers free micro-courses that showcase key elements from the comprehensive self-paced courses. These are ideal for anyone who wants to learn about the topics on offer before starting a comprehensive course.
Are these courses suitable for professionals?
Absolutely. The self-paced courses are designed for professionals in the community, health, and education sectors. They provide practical skills and knowledge applicable to various professional settings.
What technical requirements are needed?

To access the courses, you will need:

  • A desktop or laptop computer.
  • A reliable internet connection.
  • Headphones (recommended).
  • Microphone/speakers.
  • Webcam (built-in or external).
Who can I contact for support or more information?
For any inquiries or support, you can contact RAV's Centre for Learning and Innovation: Phone: (03) 8573 2222 Email: [email protected]
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