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Orientation

Each member of the training team for Getting Ready to Start and Staring Out modules must have completed the Orientation to Foster carer training prior to commencing training and have the Orientation - statement of attendance certificate.

  • The orientation is a three hour module.
  • After completion of the orientation module, a statement of attendance certificate will be issued to participants and signed by the key trainer.
    • Facilitator notes/session plan (PDF, 167 KB) Facilitator notes/session plan (DOCX, 69 KB)
    • Powerpoint presentation (PPT, 520 KB) Powerpoint presentation (PDF, 264 KB)
    • Statement of attendance certificate (PDF, 116 KB) Statement of attendance certificate (DOCX, 116 KB)
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20 May 2022
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