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• Avinna Trzesinski

  
   

  23 March 2012

  Hi Jodus,
  
  Thanks for posting us this course! We also have it listed on our courses and training section http://www.healthinfonet.ecu.edu.au/key-resources/courses-training?fid=421
  
  If anyone is interested in other Cert IV Primary Health Care courses offered in other states, have a look at the following link. http://www.healthinfonet.ecu.edu.au/key-resources/courses-training
  
  Kind regards, Avinna

  Hi Jodus, Thanks for posting us this course! We also have it listed on our courses and training section http://www.healthinfonet.ecu.edu.au/key-resources/courses-training?fid=421 If anyone is interested in other Cert IV Primary Health Care courses offered in other states, have a look at the following link. http://www.healthinfonet.ecu.edu.au/key-resources/courses-training Kind regards, Avinna
• Jodus Madrid

  

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  19 March 2012

  
  Do you work in SEWB or AOD?
  Are you an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander?
  Do you have the Cert IV in ABORIGINAL AND/OR TORRES STRAIT PRIMARY HEALTH (COMMUNITY CARE)?
  Would you like to obtain one?
  Will the workplace support you to do this training?
  
  If this sounds like you then we here at Nunkuwarrin Yunti in Adelaide, South Australia would like to hear from you.
  We deliver the CERT IV in ABORIGINAL AND/OR TORRES STRAIT PRIMARY HEALTH (COMMUNITY CARE). It is a 12 month commitment and the course is delivered in block release periods of a week at a time or sometimes two weeks.
  
  There are no course fees associated with this training and if you live outside of the Adelaide Metropolitan area Abstudy will support your attendance via away from base funding covering meals, accommodation, travel and all course material will be provided by Nunkuwarrin Yunti.
  
  The next intake starts on the 30th of July – August the 3rd 2012 and application and information packs can be obtained by contacting myself who is the training coordinator and you can get my contact details on my homepage on here.
  This is an excellent opportunity to network amongst your peers from around Australia and be acknowledged and accredited for all that hard work that you do in your communities.
  
  I hope to hear from some of you soon
  
  Regards
  
  Jodus Madrid VTA
  

  Do you work in SEWB or AOD? Are you an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander? Do you have the Cert IV in ABORIGINAL AND/OR TORRES STRAIT PRIMARY HEALTH (COMMUNITY CARE)? Would you like to obtain one? Will the workplace support you to do this training? If this sounds like you then we here at Nunkuwarrin Yunti in Adelaide, South Australia would like to hear from you. We deliver the CERT IV in ABORIGINAL AND/OR TORRES STRAIT PRIMARY HEALTH (COMMUNITY CARE). It is a 12 month commitment and the course is delivered in block release periods of a week at a time or sometimes two weeks. There are no course fees associated with this training and if you live outside of the Adelaide Metropolitan area Abstudy will support your attendance via away from base funding covering meals, accommodation, travel and all course material will be provided by Nunkuwarrin Yunti. The next intake starts on the 30th of July – August the 3rd 2012 and application and information packs can be obtained by contacting myself who is the training coordinator and you can get my contact details on my homepage on here. This is an excellent opportunity to network amongst your peers from around Australia and be acknowledged and accredited for all that hard work that you do in your communities. I hope to hear from some of you soon Regards Jodus Madrid VTA