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2009 ANNUAL REPORT
training
Since 1999, CAN WA has been a Registered Training Organisation, developing and delivering arts and cultural development –
training programs. Our areas of speciality include: community engagement and consultation, cultural planning and mapping,
youth and Indigenous engagement, community arts, cultural development and project management.
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We currently run four nationally accredited
courses:
Community Engagement and Cultural
Planning Course 2 subjects from:
LGACOM502B – Devise and conduct
community consults
LGAGOVA606B – Develop a cultural
plan
LGADMIN417A – Conduct consultancies
LGADMIN419A – Implement and
Facilitate Community Development
Strategies and Programs
Public and Community Arts Course
4 subjects from:
CUEFIN01C – Develop a Budget
CUEFIN02C – Manage a Budget
CUEFIN03C – Obtain Sponsorship
CUSFIN01A – Finance a project
BSBPMG510A – Manage Projects
BSBDIV301A – Effective Work with
Diversity
Youth arts and culture: Liveworx and Fired
Up: Sparking Youth Arts and Creativity
2 subjects from:
CUVCOR07B – Use Effective Drawing
Techniques
CUVCOR02B – Develop and articulate a
Concept for own work
CUVADM12A – Work with Arts
Professionals in an Arts Organisation
Context
CUVADM11B – Work within an Arts
Organisation Context
CUSGEN02A – Work in a Culturally
Diverse Environment
CUFSAF01B – Follow Health and Safety
and Security Procedures
Courses can also be customised to provide
accredited or non-accredited arts and cultural
development training and mentoring to suit
any organisation’s needs.
Details on the courses that ran in 2009 can be
found in the Mentoring and Skills Development
report. (Page 12)
Training activities report
Fired Up – sparking arts and creativity
Reel Connections partnership with
City of Stirling
Successfully completed: Ashley Anderson,
Kelvin Anderson, David Bayok, Samantha
Barnard, Fabian Coyne, Sharlisa Humphries, Ali
Abdul Karim Noori, Zainab Abdul Karim Noori,
Zaman Abdul Karim Noori, Asef Samadi.
Partially completed: Aariel Leonard, Justin
Zinga.
Participated: Cameron Smith.
Liveworx
Risky Bizness partnership with
City of Gosnells
Successfully completed: Kayla Forster.
Partially completed: Rhys Galvin, Jordan Boyd.
Participated: Logan Aamet, Zoe Fisher,
Alexandra Landaverde, Peta Marsters, Shae
Ranui, Ashley Smith, Annaliese Taylor.
Community Engagement and Cultural
Planning Course 2009
Partially completed: Diana Allen, Lisa Brideson,
Penny Burtenshaw, Adam Johnson, Donna
Cochrane, Sally Culmer, Jenelle Dunn, Maree
Ellis, Jeanette Entwistle, Kym Harrington,
Susanne Johnston, Hannah Katarski, Linda
Locking, Michele McDonald, Charlotte O’Shea,
Jacqui Otago, Louise Stokes.
The assessment aspect of the course is still
in process.
TOP: Artist Toogarr Morrison assists in the creation of the table,
Fired Up: October PHOTO James Berlyn
BOTTOM: Terrazzo top of the table, Fired Up: October
PHOTO James Berlyn
OPPOSITE PAGE: Participant in Fired Up: October
PHOTO James Berlyn