Teaching Respect Ed is a comprehensive 2-day training program that gives teachers the knowledge and expertise to effectively deliver primary prevention training for violence against women. It provides educators with the practical knowledge of gender theory, the power structures that inform women’s experiences of violence, principles of diversity and inclusivity, and delivery methods for primary prevention programs.
At the conclusion of the training participants will:
This training targets 1.1, 2.1, 2.2, 4.4 and 4.4 of the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers.
The training will enable you to teach the YWCA respectful relationship program/s, tailored to meet the needs to young people aged 9-18 years:
Respect, Communicate, Choose |
Relationship Things |
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| For children aged 9-12 years: An eight week program that aims to build skills and capacity in young people to behave with respect, and be active bystanders when they observe disrespectful behaviour. | For children aged 14-18 years: An eight week program that aims to support young people to develop safe and respectful relationships and challenge their assumptions and beliefs about gender. |
Cost: $900 for two teachers
Includes Teaching Respect Ed teacher training AND Respect, Communicate, Choose OR Relationship Things license and resources for up to three classes for twelve months. Please contact us for further details on license options.
Location: YWCA Canberra, Level 2, 71 Northbourne Avenue, Canberra City.
Contact: YWCA Canberra, respect@ywca-canberra.org.au, (02) 6175 9900