Train your team
Tailor TACSI training to fit the needs of your organisation.
Tailor TACSI training to fit the needs of your organisation.
Included in training packages:
1hr introductory conversation to support tailoring the content
Up to 2hrs of tailoring workshop materials to fit your needs
Course delivery online or in-person
Lifelong access to resources and guidance, for your team via the TACSI Learning Hub including via the Learning Hub smart phone app
Individual certificates for your team members
Six hour workshop series for organisations with Aunty in Residence and Cultural Lead, Aunty Vickey Charles and Chief Innovation Officer, Chris Vanstone. Available online or in person.
$7,000
Four hour workshop for organisations with Aunty in Residence and Cultural Lead - Aunty Vickey Charles. Available online or in person.
$6,000
Three hour workshop for organisations. Available online or in person.
$5,000
Two day course for organisations. Available online or in-person. Price inclusive of GST.
$16,500
Ten hour course for organisations with Chris Vanstone. Available online or in person.
$11,000
Course for organisations with pathways for peer workers, supervisors and organisational leaders.
$16,500
Course with Chris Vanstone, TACSI co-CEO. From 7 March for 5 weeks. Price inclusive GST.
$960
Course with Chris Vanstone, TACSI co-CEO. From 2 May for 5 weeks. Price inclusive GST.
$960
Course with Chris Vanstone, TACSI co-CEO. From 6 June for 5 weeks. Price inclusive GST.
$960
Course with Chris Vanstone, TACSI co-CEO. From 1 August for 5 weeks. Price inclusive GST.
$960
“If you’re considering this course, I can’t recommend it enough. The facilitation style creates a relaxed, engaging space where everyone feels comfortable asking questions and participating. Aunty Vickey’s visual storytelling was incredibly impactful, and the practical insights shared were pure gold. One of my biggest takeaways was learning the importance of asking communities whether they want to engage in a co-design process or prefer to be consulted—an approach that has transformed how I plan my work. This course truly shifts your mindset, grounding you in thoughtful, community-led design.”
Program Coordinator, The Smith Family - Co-design and Innovation with First Nations Communities.“Seeing how the co design framework can be used across our program and hearing the success stories from other organisations [was what I liked most].”
Community Engagement coordinator /development officer, Dementia Australia - Co-design fundamentals workshop“Great resources, thought provoking and good engagement of the whole group in discussion”
Policy Advisor, Dementia Australia - Co-design fundamentals workshop“Firstly, the authenticity - you can see how authentic and connected both Aunty Vickey and Chris were and this demonstrates co-design and co-creation in practice as they present. Secondly, the visuals - to have a visual for the agenda was particularly inspiring but I also love the frameworks.”
Carnegie Engagement Network member, Co-design and Innovation with First Nations Communities“What I liked most was the opportunity to share this learning experience with colleagues so we can go away with a shared understanding and set of approaches to use in our org. [This course] provides a great overview of the key concepts of systems thinking - using a variety of different learning methods and drawing on expert thinkers and speakers to give different perspectives.”
Service Design and Innovation Lead, Mission Australia - Seeing, Thinking and Acting in Systems“Seeing, Thinking and Acting in Systems is a short , intensive look at the theories behind our way of working. If you want to understand different perspectives of system thinkers from across the globe and how you might be able to use elements in your own practice, this is a great course to take. ”
National Manager of Service Design and Innovation, Mission Australia - Seeing, Thinking and Acting in Systems“I absolutely loved the conversational style of facilitation; it made the space feel so welcoming and encouraged everyone to ask questions and dive right into the discussion. Aunty Vickey's powerful visuals really brought her insights to life, and all the bits of gold she dropped along the way. The breakout rooms were another highlight, where we could really unpack how these frameworks translate into our everyday work. Such a valuable session!”
Senior Innovation Specialist, The Smith Family - Co-design and Innovation with First Nations Communities“This course has been a space and time where participants built their powers to take first steps in systems thinking. It also provided with an insight into methods and practical application examples of systems mapping and acting within systems. One can be as logical or intuitive in this process as they want to. I liked the opportunities to reflect with others.”
Service Design and Innovation Business Partner, Mission Australia - Seeing, Thinking and Acting in SystemsPip, our Learning Coordinator, can help you with your training requests: [email protected]