Introduction to Aboriginal Cultural & Community Awareness Course

Cultural awareness training will help build your knowledge and understanding to provide culturally appropriate and sensitive care to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in your nursing and midwifery practice.

The Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation in partnership with Walya Productions recommend their Aboriginal Cultural & Community Awareness Introductory course, offering a special price for ANMF members.

We have specifically designed a 3-hour course, all of which counts towards your continuing professional development (CPD) for all nurses and midwives in Australia, so you can be introduced to the complexity, sophistication of our community structures, cultural protocols, belief systems and values.

Why do Walya’s e-learning Course?

  1. Informs and assist you with making your work environment culturally safe.
  2. Develops a better appreciation of First Australians culture, community and history.
  3. Provides knowledge and awareness for better engagement and understanding of community needs.

You can learn more and take the course here: Introduction to Aboriginal Cultural & Community Awareness

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