GALCAC offers a full-day cultural competency training course to the general public. This enjoyable, thought provoking, full-day training course is designed to develop competency in effectively working in an intercultural environment with Aboriginal people. Course registration form.
Participants are provided with information, history, theory and methodology for working effectively in an intercultural environment. Participants will develop competency in relationship building, consultation and protocol development through information, games, discussion and activity.
The lead trainer is a qualified teacher and the co-trainer is a Goldfields Aboriginal leader. Both brings many years of experience and knowledge to the sessions and more than 30 years of CCT community development knowledge.
The course fee of $250 inc GST, includes the manual, morning tea and lunch at the GALCAC office, at historic Boulder Railway Station.
‘Loved this course, loved the history, loved the welcoming environment of shared knowledge.’
Course participant April 2017
Cultural Competency Training dates for 2026 – 8.30-4.00
Thursday 12th February
Thursday 19th March
Thursday 16th April
Thursday 14th May
Thursday 18th June
Thursday 23rd July
Thursday 13th August
Thursday 17th September
Thursday 15th October
Thursday 19th November
Go to our Facebook events page or download a registration form. and send to info@wangka.com.au
2026 cost is $250 inc GST per person including all course material, manual, book, morning tea and lunch.
Course location
GALCAC Office
Boulder Train Station : Loopline Park
Hamilton St, BOULDER WA 6432
For more information or to obtain a quote for a group booking of a minimum of 10 people and maximum of 20 people, call GALCAC on (08) 9021 3788 or email info@wangka.org.au
Special packages which include bush cultural experiences can be organised. Contact us to discuss your needs and obtain a quote.
Follow this link to see the calendar and check monthly course dates
‘Loved this course, loved the history, loved the welcoming environment of shared knowledge.’
Course participant April 2017
