Course Summary

This micro-credential provides Aboriginal and Torres Straight Island community members with the foundational skills needed to enter the Cultural Arts Industry. It focuses on key areas such as workplace safety, effective communication, time management, and an understanding of how the industry operates. Designed for First Nations community members, this course is ideal for those looking to work in the Cultural Arts sector or develop industry-ready skills.

Learning is structured through a storyline format, following a typical day working in an Art Centre. This approach makes it easier to understand how these skills are applied in real-world situations. Throughout the course, participants will complete activities and answer questions that build their confidence and practical knowledge.

Upon completion, participants will have the skills and confidence to seek employment in community-based industries.

Entry Requirements

This micro-credential is open to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community members who are interested in developing foundational skills for employment in the Cultural Arts industry. No prior experience or formal education is required, and the course is designed to be accessible to learners of all education levels.

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Student Outcomes, Career Opportunities and Occupations

Upon completion of this micro-credential, participants will have a foundational understanding of workplace safety, communication, time management, and Cultural Arts industry knowledge, preparing them for entry-level roles. This course provides a pathway to employment in community-managed Art Centres and other cultural industries, supporting economic and social development in regional and remote areas. Participants may also choose to further their skills through additional training, mentorship, or employment in arts administration, cultural tourism, or creative industries.