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Foster a Positive Organisational Image in th Community
PUACOM005A – Foster a positive organisational image in the community |
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CERTIFICATE III |
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Overview |
This learner resource covers the skills and knowledge required to successfully participate in representing and promoting your organisation within a community.
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Target
audience |
This target audience for this training are individuals who are required to participate in organisational community safety activities and in so doing demonstrate a positive image of their organisation. |
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Nominal
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30 hours |
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Relationship to PUA units |
This document is part of the support materials for the unit of competency, PUACOM005A Foster a positive organisational image in the community. Error! Reference source not found. is an elective unit in Certificate III in Public Safety (Firefighting and Emergency Operations) and Certificate III in Public Safety (Firefighting Operations). |
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Course content |
This learner resource is divided into four sections.
Section 1 describes how organisational policies, procedures and practice, underpin organisational activities in the community.
Section 2 explains how a community is defined and the factors which influence the diverse needs and concerns within a community.
Section 3 emphasises the importance of effective communication and working as a member of a team.
Section 4 discusses promotional opportunities and how an organisation can encourage community participation through these events. |
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Learning objectives |
On completion of PUACOM005A, participants will be able to:
describe the factors which shape the image of an organisation
describe the factors which define and influence a community
identify key community members and networks
respond appropriately to inquiries from the community
participate in public forums
participate in promoting the organisation within a community
participate in activities to encourage community engagement. |
Code: PUACOM005A
Price (each): $33.00
Prices include GST (10.0%)
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