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This course delivers evidence based practice and will introduce learners to core skills, concepts and strategies required to facilitate initial classification assessments, reviews of classification, change of placements, classification processes, and legislation. Behaviour management, programs, case planning, SORC and its sub-committees will also be covered, along with specialised programs.
The course will provide relevant staff (ie Senior Classification & Placement Officers (SCAPO), CAPOs and Functional Managers) involved in the Classification & Placement process with the knowledge and skills to be able to facilitate the classification process, determine eligibility for a range of programs and successfully lead a range of committees and meetings.
At the conclusion of this course learners will be able to:
Open to Substantive Senior Correctional Officers, SCAPOs, CAPOS, or SAS Functional Managers who are going to be rotated into the Functional Manager Case Management role, who are identified by their Governor or Manager of Security/SAS Security as requiring training in order to be rostered to the Functional Manager Case Management role or Classification & Placement Officer position. Once this is confirmed by Classification & Placement Branch, note placement onto the course is by invitation only.
This workshop will require completion of the following;
Enrol in the course.
Classification & Placement Branch
Email: cpt_training@dcj.nsw.gov.au
Placement onto the course approved by Classification & Placement Branch only.
27 Sep 2024
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