Training for the information sharing and MARAM reforms

Access a range of training options, including online webinars and eLearning courses

Overview of information sharing training

Training for the information sharing reforms, plus some MARAM training, is available as free online webinars and eLearning courses on the Information Sharing and MARAM Online Learning System.

To enrol in this training, you need to create an account and log in to the online learning system.

Once you have logged in, select your workforce tile to see the courses available.

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Training is targeted to specific workforces:

  • education workforces
  • health workforces
  • families, fairness and housing workforces
  • justice workforces.

Please see the information under your workforce for more details on the courses relevant to your position.

'Community Services' training has been developed for workforces who want to voluntarily align with the MARAM framework, even though they are not currently prescribed.

Information sharing webinars and eLearning courses

Overview of MARAM training

There is a range of training available to support MARAM implementation tailored to different roles and workforces.

You should select the most appropriate training in relation to your level of responsibility in responding to family violence risk, based on your organisation and sector.

'Community Services' training has been developed for workforces who want to voluntarily align with the MARAM framework, even though they are not currently prescribed.

MARAM training (non-accredited)

MARAM training (accredited)

The Centre for Workforce Excellence (CWE) in DFFH and the Department of Jobs, Skills, Industry and Regions (DJSIR) are working together to create vocational education and training (VET) courses in family violence. These accredited family violence courses are the first of their kind and align to the MARAM Framework.

Designed for people in various professions, they aim to equip current and future workers with the knowledge, skills, and capabilities to respond to and prevent family violence. Professionals from different sectors can enrol in these courses through various institutions either during their career or as part of their pre-service education.

Courses can be tailored to fit organisational and sector practice and workforce needs. Interested organisations can be connected with a Registered Training Organisation to create a schedule and delivery approach that works for them.

More information

Visit family violence support for other staff resources, and the history and progress of family violence reform.

For more information and support on information sharing and MARAM, visit: Frequently asked questions about information sharing and MARAM.

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