Developing Peer-to-Peer Responses
8 week course starting 15 October 2024
This learning series will support you with the effective design and introduction of Peer-to-Peer responses.
This course is relevant to peer workers, supervisors and departmental and organisational leaders.
You’ll learn with TACSI’s Chris Vanstone, Barbara Binns, Danielle Abbott, Martin Ford and Aunty Vickey Charles, all experienced practitioners in peer-to-peer.
Together they’ll help you get clear on what peer-to-peer work is, why it works, and the roles, practices and routines that can support delivery.
The course is also available for organisations and departments with dedicated learning tracks for peer workers, supervisors and leaders.
TACSI practitioners, peers, peer mentors/workers, supervisors and organisational leaders sharing their insights into peer-to-peer practices
Case studies from TACSI’s peer-to-peer work over the last decade and other international models
Ten audio episodes that will introduce topics with stories, conversations and frameworks
Tools and frameworks you can use with your team to shape peer-to-peer activity
An App, website and downloadable resources
Ongoing access to all the resources
What is peer-to-peer support
The principles and mindsets that support peer to peer work
The different forms peer-to-peer support can take
The roles that make peer-to-peer work including: peers, peer mentor/workers, coach/supervisors and organisational leaders
Considerations for engaging First Nations people in peer-to-peer activities
Key practices including: motivational goal setting, narrative practices, trauma informed practice and cultural responsiveness
How to manage risk in peer-to-peer models
What needs to be designed in a peer-to-peer model
How to take a co-design approach to peer-to-peer
August 2024 Intake
Duration:
8 weeks, starting 15 October 2024
Commitment:
One hour a week podcast listening, and one hour a week live zoom session.
Timing:
Live sessions are held 12:30pm AEST on Tuesdays
Technology:
Hosted online via Zoom
Learning materials accessible via web browser
Price:
AUD $2,145 per participant inclusive taxes
(AUD $1,950 ex GST in Australia)
Receipt:
On purchase you will receive a receipt by email that will show GST for customers in Australia.
Scholarships and subsidies:
Limited free places available for First Nations people, people with lived experience, and low-income earners. If you are seeking one of these places, email [email protected] for more information.
Yes, we reserve two free places per network cohort for First Nations applicants, folks with lived expertise, and low-income earners. Contact our Learning Coordinator, ([email protected]), to request your place.
Absolutely. Contact our Learning Coordinator, ([email protected]) to talk about your options.
You will have lifelong access to the course materials.
Yes, you will be presented with a certificate on completing the course.
You will still have access to all the materials from that session. We do not record network sessions, but we will endeavour to catch you up in the next session.
Networks and courses are non-refundable. If you are not able to make it, and let us know more than 14 days before the start date, we will issue you a credit note (valid for 12 months) for use in a later network or course. At any point before the start date of the network you can transfer your place to a colleague at no additional cost. Contact our Learning Coordinator, via email ([email protected]) if you have any questions.
When you purchase via our secure online platform a tax invoice will be sent to your email address.
You can speak with our Learning Coordinator, via email ([email protected]) or the contact form below.