The Training and Development Scheme provides financial support to undertake training and development for staff of OATSIH funded Community Controlled Health Organisations

Funding your future in Indigenous health training

The Training and Development Scheme (TDS) is a national program that aims to enhance the capacity and develop a culture of continuous quality improvement of eligible OATSIH funded Indigenous Health Organisations, through support for staff to undertake training and development courses.

The TDS provides two streams of access to financial support for training. Use these quick checklists to find out which is right for you.

SHORT TERM COURSES

This funding is for all staff of eligible Indigenous Health Organisations undertaking short courses (less than six months) relevant to achieving or maintaining accreditation.

The funding covers course fees to a maximum of $2000 and can be accessed by individuals or organisations at anytime throughout the year.

 

Short term course funding

LONG TERM COURSES

This funding is for non-clinical staff of eligible Indigenous Health Organisations to undertake training or higher education courses which are longer than six months (between Certificate IV and Masters Degree).

The funding covers course fees, learning resources, tutorial assistance and reasonable travel costs. Funding is allocated to individuals only, through periodical funding rounds.

Long term funding

 

Latest news

Funding Round Dates

Funding round commences 28 March 2010 Closing 14 May 2010   ...
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Related links

National Business Support
Authoritative practical documents and presentations.

Universities Australia
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Australian Universities
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