Leadership and community

• Centenary of suffrage
  • Great Queensland women from our past
  • History
    • Key players
    • Support and opposition
    • Timeline of suffrage
    • What the legislation said
  • Indigenous rights
    • The Act
    • Fighting for rights
  • Resources for schools
• National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women's Gathering (NATSIWG)
• International Women's Day
• Seminars
  • Community leadership seminar series
  • Indigenous Women's Mentoring Workshops
  • Previous seminars
• Women into local government
  • Resources
• Women on Boards
  • For organisations
  • For women
  • Register of nominees

Indigenous Women's Mentoring Workshops

2009 Indigenous Women's Mentoring Workshops are free, two (2) day training course for Indigenous women delivered in partnership with Brisbane North Institute of TAFE. At the completion of the course, participants will be awarded a Certificate IV in Government (Mentoring).

Participants:

• receive a TAFE-accredited mentoring certificate
• learn how to apply mentoring skills
• gain an overview of working with diversity, conflict and career planning.

Places are strictly limited and registration is essential. You must also attend both full days to receive the accredited certificate.

Pathways to further study: These workshops align with the TAFE Certificate IV in Government. The units covered in the mentoring workshops can be accredited towards completion of the full qualification. Please speak to your trainer at the workshop for further information.

The most recent Indigenous Women's Mentoring Workshop was delivered in Ipswich on 16-17 July 2009 and was attended by 17 Indigenous women from the Moreton region.

Participants in the Ipswich 2009 Indigenous Women's Mentoring Workshop.

Watch this space for announcements of upcoming workshops.

Information about previous Indigenous Women's Mentoring Workshops is available at our previous seminars page.

2009 Community Leadership seminar series.