Domestic Violence

The first of its kind in Australia, this specialist course is developed for frontline workers, policy programmers and some other professionals who come into contact with domestic violence victims or perpetrators. Know about the dynamics and types of abuse, prevalence and contributing factors. Develop specialised knowledge of violence against elderly women and also the connection between child maltreatment and domestic violence. Learn methods for coping with sufferers of abuse, including risk assessments and developing safety plans. Study online from any place in the world.

• Completed recognised bachelor degree in any area or a completed Diploma or higher qualification in nursing, education, children's services, child psychology, social work, law, criminology, battle management, dispute resolution, community providers work or related discipline and two years (fulltime ) of experience dealing with victims, perpetrators, or others affected by domestic violence (Recognised Prior Learning)
• Or five years (fulltime ) of experience dealing with victims, perpetrators, or others affected by domestic violence, for example at least 1-2 weeks (fulltime ) in a middle or upper direction or a policy job (Recognised Prior Learning).