Microcredential Summary
In this micro-credential you will explore the complex ways in which children are affected by violence. In particular, you will learn about the tactics of control and abuse of power that children experience through domestic and family violence. Where there is violence in the home, it influences each stage of child development, causing direct and indirect harms across the lifespan. This micro-credential aligns with a knowledge component required of facilitators (at all levels) and Victim Advocates to help them comply with the requirements of Queensland’s Department of Justice and Attorney-General for funded perpetrator intervention services.
This online micro-credential provides a non-creditable micro-credential and digital badge which can be shared to your social networks and displayed in your professional portfolio.
Requirements - To Be Eligible
For your application to be considered, you must meet the following entry requirements.
Entry RequirementsThere are no specific entry requirements
Course Details
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For direct access to the micro-credential, visit our Learning Management Site: Be Different. Simply set up an account on the site to pay and access the micro-credential you wish to study. |
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Domestic Students
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Student Outcomes, Career Opportunities and Occupations
Undertaking this micro-credential enables students to meet their Continuing Professional Development obligations and industry update requirements for their profession. Upon successful completion of the micro-credential, students will be awarded Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours, a non-creditable micro-credential (Digital Badge) and a Certificate of Completion.
2 hours
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- Identify the stages of child development and the impact of domestic and family violence on each stage
- Recognise the direct and indirect harms of domestic and family violence across the lifespan
- Describe the relevance of recognising the relationship between violence and child development to work in the men’s behaviour change field.
Assessment
Online Quiz