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CONNECTING PEOPLE AND IDEAS
2015–16SERVICES
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IDE As the professional association for the public
sector, IPAA NSW is committed to enhancing the relevance, integrity, reputation and intellectual base of the public sector.
The IPAA NSW 2015–16 Services Guide is the comprehensive guide to the opportunities for professional and personal development offered by the Institute. The Guide is accompanied by a searchable database on our website, nsw.ipaa.org.au.
The Services Guide presents information on membership, our awards, events and our professional development programs. All services are aimed at connecting people and ideas to improve the public sector.
All of our events and professional development programs are designed to improve the capabilities within the sector. Our courses have been mapped to the NSW Public Sector Capability Framework to assist with professional development plans. The courses are presented in three sections: Public Training Program; Qualifications; and Customised Agency Programs.
Table of contents 2015–16 Services Guide
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President’s Message .............................................3
About IPAA NSW ...................................................4
Testimonials ..........................................................9
Delegations and Event Management ..................10
Celebrating Excellence .......................................11
Events ..................................................................13
Public Training Program .....................................16
Qualifications ......................................................34
Customised Agency Programs ...........................40
Terms and Conditions .........................................54
Alphabetical Index ..............................................55
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IPAA NSW is the not-for-profit professional association for public sector practitioners, academics and people in the private and not-for-profit sectors who work with the public sector.
IPAA NSW’s aim is to build a powerful, skilled and capable public sector that is recognised and respected for the level of support and services it provides to the NSW Government and citizens.
Membership of the Institute is an important element in managing your career. Membership allows you to connect and network with peers, senior executives and people who are informed and knowledgeable across a range of areas. IPAA membership broadens and strengthens your knowledge base and provides access to a diverse range of forums, conferences, workshops and courses.
For more than 80 years, IPAA NSW has facilitated and supported capability development across the sector and ensured our high-quality, relevant programs provide a consolidated sector-wide approach and value-for-money outcomes.
We are committed to lifting the level of strategic conversation via our master classes, forums and workshops. By working with a select range of private sector executives and leading academics, we are able to provide a bridge between external knowledge, skills and opinions and the public sector. We seek to constantly challenge existing beliefs, expose our members to new and evolving ideas and increase the level of enquiry, debate and dialogue around the issues confronting the public sector.
Our 2015–16 Services Guide offers professional development opportunities for people at all levels within the public sector and showcases the range of programs that IPAA NSW has on offer for the coming year.
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We are also embarking on stage two of our digital strategy which means that in addition to the formal program outlined in this booklet, we will also be providing access to a range of new programs and networking opportunities. For further information on this evolving offering, head to nsw.ipaa.org.au.
On our website, you will also gain access to Ignite, a catalogue of rich and interesting public administration news, papers, presentations and other publications from around the world. Our site also provides information about IPAA membership, which offers a range of benefits including substantial discounts on all of our courses and events as well as access to premium content within Ignite.
I look forward to connecting with you through IPAA in the coming year.
Andrew Cappie-Wood FIPAA
President Institute of Public Administration Australia (NSW Division)
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Who we areThe Institute of Public Administration Australia is the professional association for people interested in strategic issues, policy, reform and innovation in public sector management.
IPAA NSW is a not-for-profit organisation promoting the relevance, integrity, reputation and intellectual rigour of the Australian public sector.
IPAA NSW currently has a diverse membership comprising public servants from all tiers of government, business executives, consultants and academics.
What we do• Connect people and ideas by providing
networking opportunities to meet colleagues from all levels of government, and establishing links with academics and industry specialists.
• Celebrate the public sector by showcasing best practice, recognising excellence through award programs and promoting the public sector as a fulfilling and challenging career.
• Provide thought leadership through exposure to cutting-edge ideas and practices.
• Advance the sharing of ideas and knowledge by providing an impartial environment for dynamic debate through public forums, publications and our website.
How we do itIPAA NSW offers extensive opportunities to enrich your professional development through workshops, seminars, briefings and customised programs by:
• involving you in stimulating discussions – including breakfast events, lunchtime get-togethers and evening discussions in a variety of formats that encourage participation and interaction with Australian and international expert speakers
• keeping you ahead of the trends – through forums and seminars, bringing you the best of international and Australian practitioners and academics
• keeping you informed – through IPAA NSW Special Interest Groups and Networks, publications and our website
• improving your skills and knowledge – through a broad range of public sector-specific training and nationally recognised qualifications offered by our professional development programs.
Institute of Public Administration Australia (NSW Division)
IPAA NSW is the professional association for the public sector
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The Institute of Public Administration Australia (NSW Division) is the peak independent professional association for public sector professionals in NSW. Connecting with IPAA NSW means connecting with some of the most influential people in the NSW public sector.
IPAA NSW offers three levels of membership: affiliate, associate and professional.
Affiliate member ($7 per year)• Access to Ignite news content
• 10% discount on events
Associate member ($140 per year) • Access to Ignite news and premium content
including Australian Journal of Public Administration (AJPA), The Mandarin and Today
• 25% discount on events
• Free attendance at member events
• Discounts on courses
• Voting rights
To qualify for associate membership you must have an annual salary less than or equal to $70,000.
Professional member ($250 per year)• Access to Ignite news and premium content
including AJPA, The Mandarin and Today
• 25% discount on events
• Free attendance at member events
• Discounts on courses
• Voting rights
Become part of a vigorous professional community committed to connecting people and ideas to improve the public sector.
Networking opportunities
IPAA NSW provides members with many important opportunities to meet and network with colleagues in the public sector, business and academia. All of our events provide members with the opportunity to network with other public sector professionals.
IPAA NSW also conducts the Practitioners’ Network, comprising Special Interest Groups (SIGs) and the Young Professionals Network. These groups of professional and associate members host meetings and events throughout the year on specific areas of interest.
Why become a member of IPAA NSW?
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IPAA NSW members networking at Picnic in the Park in Sydney’s Royal Botanic Gardens
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NetworksYoung Professionals Network
The Young Professionals Network is a group of members who work together to identify areas that will support the professional and personal development of tomorrow’s public sector leaders. It arranges events of special interest to those professional and associate members who are 34 years of age and under.
EventsEach year IPAA NSW holds a range of exciting and relevant events on current and emerging issues. These events are either free to professional and associate members or provided at a significantly discounted rate.
Member eventsMember forums
Member forums, featuring pertinent speakers from Australia and overseas, are provided free to professional and associate members.
Special Interest Group and Network events
SIGs and Network events, small interactive events with experts in their fields, are provided free to professional and associate members, who may also bring an accompanying guest.
Special eventsConferences
IPAA NSW Conferences include the State Conference, IPAA National Conference and the National Investigations Symposium.
Seminars and Master classes
Seminars and Master classes, featuring expert speakers and leaders on strategic topics of importance, are available to members at substantially discounted rates.
Special forums
Special forums, premium events featuring pertinent speakers from Australia and overseas, are available to members at substantially discounted rates.
Publications and knowledge-sharingIPAA NSW provides professional and associate members with the following publications and information sources, at no extra charge.
IgniteOur online knowledge centre, Ignite, provides access to the latest research and thinking in the field of public administration, as well as the opportunity to view our event presentations from anywhere in the world.
Australian Journal of Public Administration (AJPA)AJPA, Australia’s pre-eminent academic quarterly, examines public sector reform and policy directions.
The MandarinThe Mandarin is a daily online news service which showcases and shares the work of leaders at all levels within Australia’s leading public sector.
Women’s Leadership Network The Women’s Leadership Network aims to increase representation of and support given to women in senior public sector leadership roles by:
• actively promoting and supporting women already in public sector leadership roles
• addressing systemic organisational barriers to women’s advancement in the public sector,
• empowering future generations of public sector leaders.
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Professional developmentIPAA NSW is committed to developing the knowledge and skills of public sector professionals. Our events program provides members with professional development opportunities. Professional and associate members also receive substantial discounts on our professional development program, which are outlined later in this guide.
We offer Public Training Programs in the Sydney CBD. We also offer Customised Agency Programs wherever you are situated.
You can achieve a number of qualifications through our professional development program, ranging from a Diploma of Government in a range of disciplines to the PCTP Advanced Diploma of Government (Procurement and Contracting). IPAA NSW aims to meet all of your professional development needs.
IncentivesWhen you join IPAA as a professional or associate member, you become eligible to use the postnominal letters MIPAA, in recognition of your professionalism and commitment to the Institute.
Professional and associate members are eligible for nomination for the prestigious national award of National Fellow (FIPAA), first awarded in 1983. NSW currently boasts 52 FIPAAs.
Kate Boorer at the CEO & Young Professionals Breakfast event, Managing Your Career for Success
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The IPAA NSW Council, the governing and policy-making body of IPAA NSW, is responsible for its management and governance. Council meets at least four times a year to discuss the issues that are significant in the operation of the Institute.
The duties of Council include:
• determining policy to advance the objectives of IPAA NSW and the best interests of the members
• determining and overseeing policy designed to achieve compliance with relevant legal and financial requirements
• determining criteria, benefits and membership fees for membership categories
• making recommendations to the National Council in relation to the award of Fellow and the conferring of life membership
• presenting a report at each Annual General Meeting on the financial position and performance of IPAA NSW and on activities throughout the relevant year.
IPAA NSW is currently governed by an elected Council of members and the Chief Executive Officer (ex officio). The Council comprises:
• four (4) elected office bearers – the President and three Vice-Presidents
• elected ordinary members, the number determined from time to time by Council
• young members, the number determined from time to time by Council
• one (1) ex-officio member, the Chief Executive Officer
• one or more co-opted members, the number determined from time to time by Council.
IPAA NSW Governance
PresidentsInterim 1935 Sir David Ferguson, former Acting Chief Justice and former Vice-Chancellor of the University of Sydney (Provisional President)
1935–1939 Sir Phillip Whistler Street KCMG, former Chief Justice and Lt Governor of NSW (First constitutional President)
1939–1950 Sir Frederick Jordan KCMG, Chief Justice and Lt Governor of NSW
1950–1969 The Hon. later Sir Kenneth W Street KCMG, Justice of the Supreme Court, later Chief Justice and Lt Governor of NSW
1969–1975 Sir John Goodsell CMG, Chairman, NSW Public Service Board
1975–1983 Edwin Walder CMG, FIPAA, President, Sydney Water Board
1983–1988 Gerry Gleeson FIPAA, Head, NSW Premier’s Department
1989–1991 Ray Hodgkinson FIPAA, Director, Land Titles Office
1992–1993 Alison Crook AO, FIPAA, State Librarian, State Library of NSW
1993–1994 Percy Allan AM, FIPAA, Secretary, NSW Treasury
1994–1999 Jane Diplock AO, FIPAA, Director-General, Department of Training and Education Coordination
1999–2002 Helen Bauer FIPAA, Independent consultant
2002–2007 Andrew Cappie-Wood FIPAA, Director-General, NSW Department of Education and Training
2007–2009 John Lee, Director General, NSW Department of Premier and Cabinet
2009–2014 Peter Achterstraat AM, FIPAA, Auditor-General of NSW
2014– Andrew Cappie-Wood FIPAA, Secretary, NSW Department of Justice
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Elizabeth Knight
Director, Sector Development, Department of Family and Community Services
“IPAA is a great professional association as it provides opportunities to hear about strategic directions, contemporary policy and innovation in the public sector. Participating in IPAA events helps me stay connected with public sector leaders and it’s a great way to keep informed and motivated. The Executive Women’s Lunch is excellent for these reasons. I also encourage staff to attend IPAA courses as part of their professional development as the programs cater to the NSW context. I support IPAA because it promotes leadership, professionalism, innovation and integrity, which reflect what we strive to demonstrate in our work every day.”
Peter Duncan
Chief Executive, Roads and Maritime Services
“Being exposed to new ideas, debating topics and challenging perspectives is what IPAA is all about. The suite of training programs and events provides a great opportunity for public sector professionals to connect, develop skills and share ideas. I particularly value the annual CEO and Young Professionals Breakfast – it ensures agency heads are both aware of and responsive to next-generation leaders.”
Member Testimonials
Helen Rogers
Executive Director, Communities Policy and Programs, Department of Education and Communities
“Membership of IPAA provides me with a range of professional development and networking opportunities and allows me to explore different ways to achieve reform and innovation within the public sector. It has been my experience that many public servants, especially those working in non-frontline positions, do not necessarily see themselves as ‘professional’. As a result, they underestimate the important role they play in meeting the needs of people and communities across NSW. IPAA champions the value of professionals like me who have chosen to work in the NSW public sector.”
Claire Vernon
Chief Executive Officer, JewishCare
“When I moved from working in government to the not-for-profit sector, I knew my IPAA membership was even more important to maintain. The forums are always informative and I usually get a ‘light bulb’ moment. I really value the networking opportunities as a way to stay connected.”
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IPAA’s International Delegation program aims to build institutional and human resource capacities in foreign governments, public sector associations and training institutes by assisting them to develop a professional public sector. IPAA NSW hosts a number of International Delegations annually. Our program ranges from the broad aspects of public administration in Australia, to very specifically designed presentations to meet the needs of the delegates. Our consultants are highly specialised practitioners from all levels of government, academia, non-government organisations and the private sector.
IPAA NSW can provide an International Delegation management service to agencies that are approached to host delegations.
Please contact our Manager, Professional Development, on 02 9228 5225 to arrange for IPAA NSW to host a delegation.
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T With many years experience in conference and event organisation, IPAA NSW offers a range of professional services to ensure that your agency’s event is a success.
We can provide a complete service covering:
• event format
• client liaison
• registration
• speaker management
• accounting
• venue hire and management
• catering
• accommodation and travel
• participant services
• onsite staffing during the event.
Services offered include:
• sourcing event speakers, in consultation with the client
• sourcing event facilitators for the duration of the event
• selecting and booking a suitable venue
• organising catering
• coordinating resources, including papers and audiovisual presentations
• developing and implementing a communications plan
• developing and implementing a marketing strategy to promote the event
• managing registrations, payments and accommodation packages
• organising and managing sponsorship/supplier relationships for the event, including trade stands and exhibitions.
For further details or to obtain a quotation, contact our Event Manager on 02 9228 5225.
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Celebrating Excellence: IPAA NSW awards
IPAA NSW encourages excellence in the practice and study of public administration, government and related disciplines. We offer academic awards and awards for practitioners who display excellence in these areas.
IPAA FellowThe IPAA Fellow, the highest national award bestowed by the Institute, recognises an individual’s outstanding contribution to the study or practice of public administration. Recipients of this prestigious award are entitled to use the postnominal letters ‘FIPAA’.
National IPAA Fellows from NSW
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2014 Leanne Wallace
2014 Mike Allen PSM
2013 Michael Coutts-Trotter
2013 Peter Duncan AM
2013 Jane Spring
2012 Jennifer Westacott
2012 Nazha Saad
2012 Donna Rygate
2011 Peter Achterstraat AM
2011 Illana Halliday
2011 Dr Kerry Schott
2010 Russell D Grove PSM
2010 Mary Ann O’Loughlin AM
2010 Jane Woodruff
2009 Pamela Rutledge
2009 Peter Connelly
2008 Karin Callaghan
2007 Tim Farland
2006 Deborah Sandars
2005 Robyn Kruk AM
2004 Andrew Cappie-Wood
2004 Lisa Corbyn
2003 Percy Allan AM
2002 Carolyn Burlew
2002 David Richmond AO
2001 Carolyn Bloch
2001 Dr Hal Colebatch
2000 Helen Bauer
1999 Colleen Moore PSM
1998 Jan Smith PSM
1997 Dr Colin Gellatly AO
1996 Jane Diplock AO
1996 Leslie Quinnell AO
1995 Dr Helen Nelson
1995 George Bawtree
1994 Philip Wheeler PSM
1993 Alison Crook AO
1992 Richard Humphry AO
1988 Graham Pratt
1988 Martin Painter
1988 Pamela Grant
1988 Raymond Hodgkinson AM
1987 Norm Oakes AO
1985 Jack O’Donnell
1985 Richard Conolly AM
1983 Dr Ken Knight AM
1983 Edwin Walder
1983 Dr Ross Curnow
1983 Gerald Gleeson AC
1983 Jack Watson AM
1983 Lionel Milsop
1983 The Hon. Rae Else-Mitchell CMG, QC
1983 Thomas Kewley OAM
1983 Victor Cohen
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Public Sector Management (PSM) ProgramThe PSM Program IPAA NSW Award is awarded annually to the highest achieving NSW graduate in the nationally accredited Graduate Certificate, Public Sector Management Program.
2015 Deborah Lockart
2014 Amy Wyndham
2013 Dr Georgina Kelly
2012 James Goodwin
2011 Jill Morris
2010 Sean Kendall
2009 Darryl O’Donnell
2008 Phillip Cameron
2007 Carolyn Murphy
2006 Pauline Foote
2005 Kathryn Gott
2004 No prize awarded
2003 Deborah Ward
2002 Jan Douglas
2001 Jean Bakie
University of NSWThe IPAA NSW prize is awarded to the student in Master of Policy Studies with the highest aggregate marks in policy analysis, information and research for policy and management, and policy in organisations.
2014 Emma Lees
2013 Pan Him Stanley Wong
2012 Lucy Corrigan
2011 Rebecca Wilkinson
2010 Helene Kordahji
2009 Kathleen Cunningham
2008 Dorothy Harding
2007 Karin Ragel
2006 Sharon Bicknell
2005 Clyde Lettsom
2004 Ann Wiczek
2003 Katherine Isobel McKernan
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Faculty of Government and International RelationsThe GC Remington Prize, in memory of the co-founder of IPAA NSW, is awarded in the Faculty of Government and International Relations to the most distinguished student in the study of government, especially in its administrative aspects.
2014 Francis Maxwell
2013 Charles Cull
2012 Louise Davies
2011 Nicholas Findlater
2010 Frank Scisciolo
2009 Lauren Ashley Fahy
2008 Patrick Hurley
2007 Bronwyn Weir
2006 Kate Lesley Glazebrook
2005 Alexandra Jane Mason
2004 Pia Brunner
2003 Rachel Cadden Adams
2002 Kristen Porter & Tom Glasson
2001 Dominque Palla-Pozza
Graduate School of GovernmentThe FA Bland Prize, in memory of the co-founder of IPAA NSW, is awarded to the student with the highest aggregate marks in Strategic Administration.
2014 Michael Knight & Stacey Warren
2013 Jodi McKay
2012 Leah Anderson
2011 Richard Beecham
2010 Rami Affan
2009 Paul Gayner
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State Conference Renowned as NSW’s premier public sector conference, this full-day program provides you and your colleagues with a unique opportunity to listen to, and share ideas with, experts, peers and colleagues across the sector.
National ConferenceThe 2015 IPAA Conference will be held in Sydney on Wednesday 14 and Thursday 15 October 2015 at the Hilton, Sydney. The theme for the Conference is ‘Fed Up. Federation Reform: Impacts and Opportunities’.
The two day program re-imagines how the public sector might look as a result of Federation reform and explores the skills those working in and with the public sector will need in this changing environment.
Spann Oration The Spann Oration was inaugurated in honour of the memory of Richard Neville Spann OBE, MA Oxon., FASSA (1916–1981), who held the Chair of Government and Public Administration at the University of Sydney from 1954 to 1981. He worked extensively with State and Commonwealth Governments and was the Chairman of the Administrative Research Committee of the NSW State Public Service Board. The Oration is the most prestigious forum held by IPAA NSW annually.
Recent orators include:
• 2014 Lord Gus O’Donnell
• 2013 Nick Greiner AC
• 2012 Anna Bligh
• 2011 Gary Sturgess AM
• 2010 Gerry Gleeson FIPAA
• 2009 John Watkins.
Budget Briefing BreakfastThe Budget Briefing Breakfast is an important opportunity to hear the Secretary of the NSW Treasury outline the State Budget and to hear an expert panel discuss the implications for the NSW public sector. The breakfast provides opportunities for attendees to ask questions and to discuss issues arising from the Briefing, and for networking with professionals from a wide range of agencies and organisations.
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As the key professional association that aims to enhance the relevance, integrity, reputation and intellectual base of the public sector, IPAA NSW offers a range of events to provide professional development and networking opportunities throughout the year.
Attendees are provided with a list of participants to facilitate networking.
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CEO and Young Professionals Breakfast2015 will be the 13th year that IPAA NSW has held this important event, where chief executives host young professionals at a breakfast focused on connecting people and ideas. The breakfast is a wonderful opportunity for young public servants and chief executives to meet and
share ideas to create a better public sector.
International Women’s Day CelebrationThis is an evening of networking, conversation and inspirational speakers to celebrate International Women’s Day. Speakers come from all walks of life and share their stories of challenges and successes. It is an informal evening and an opportunity to share ideas in a convivial atmosphere.
Women’s Executive LuncheonThe Women’s Executive Luncheon celebrates women in leadership and explores what needs to happen to ensure more women continue to strive for executive careers in the public sector.
Speakers for the 2015 Luncheon on 31 August include Mary Ann O’Loughlin, Deputy Secretary, NSW Department of Premier and Cabinet and Jodi McKay MP, Shadow Minister for Justice and Police, Shadow Minister for Roads, Maritime and Freight and Member for Strathfield.
On the CouchOn the Couch is a series of informal interviews with key ‘stewards’ of the public sector. IPAA NSW has identified these people as stewards of the public sector because in their current roles they are seen as having a high degree of responsibility and influence over the future of the public sector and the people who work within it. These interviews are aimed at looking at the person behind the role and focus on their interests, influences, leadership styles, aspirations, values and what they see as their priorities in their current role and insights for the future.
Past interviewees include:
• Blair Comley PSM, Secretary of the NSW Department of Premier and Cabinet
• Philip Gaetjens, Secretary, NSW Treasury
• Dr Michele Bruniges, Secretary of the Department of Education and Communities
• Michael Coutts-Trotter, Secretary, Department of Family and Community Services
• Graeme Head, Public Service Commissioner.
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National Investigations SymposiumThe National Investigations Symposium is a biennial event for public sector investigators and complaint handlers run by the Independent Commission Against Corruption, NSW Ombudsman and IPAA.
It provides a unique forum for public officials to increase investigative knowledge, skills and techniques, and offers significant professional development and networking opportunities.
Attendees:
• hear about best practice methods and new techniques
• learn from distinguished international and national keynote speakers
• attend workshops on managing difficult complainants or learn the basics about conducting an investigation
• discuss hot topics with colleagues.
Picnic in the ParkThis is a members and special guests-only celebration to welcome in the New Year. It is an afternoon of networking, with cocktails and canapés, in the beautiful Rose Garden Pavilion, Sydney’s Royal Botanic Gardens.
Master ClassesMaster classes are high-level events aimed at the Senior Executive Service, to provide a forum for the discussion of strategic topics of importance. Our signature Master class series, the Dr Nelson’s series named in honour of longstanding member and first female councillor of IPAA NSW, Dr Helen Nelson, focuses on policy, Dr Nelson’s area of expertise.
Legal Eagle SeminarsThe Legal Eagle seminar series is designed to present short seminars (most are one hour) on legal topics of critical relevance to the public sector. Seminars are delivered by qualified lawyers specialising in the area of law on which they present.
Drive Your Career Conference and Mentoring ProgramThe Drive Your Career Conference is for high-potential men and women in the NSW Public Service to accelerate their career development. The program is suited to individuals who are performing well in their current role, are ready to take on a position of greater responsibility and are motivated to develop their leadership capabilities.
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As a leading training provider to the NSW public
sector, IPAA NSW is recognised for its outstanding
service and for delivering relevant, high-quality and
cost-effective learning and development programs.
The courses in our Public Training Program are
designed to meet the significant training needs of
the sector, and are delivered face-to-face, where
participants can share ideas and experiences in a
professional learning environment. The content of
each course is based on research conducted with public sector organisations, and supports current government policy directions.
All of our public courses are available as Customised Agency Programs. In-house delivery offers flexibility in content, length and timetable.
For further information, contact our Professional Development Coordinator at IPAA NSW on 02 9228 5225 or go to nsw.ipaa.org.au.
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Communications SkillsEffective Client Engagement ..............................18
Effective Frontline Customer Service .................19
Innovative and Analytical Problem-Solving ........19
Negotiation and Conflict Resolution Skills.........20
Presentation and Facilitation Skills....................20
Taking Good Minutes...........................................21
Writing Briefs and Reports .................................21
Writing Ministerial Correspondence ..................22
Writing in the Modern Public Sector ..................22
FinanceAnalysing and Interpreting Financial Reports ...23
Cost-Benefit Analysis .........................................23
Economics for Non-Economists .........................24
Executive Finance – Mastering Your Financial Environment ........................................24
Finance Essentials for NSW Government ..........25
Finance for Non-Finance Managers ...................25
Leadership and ManagementEssentials for New Managers .............................26
Expanding your Leadership Capabilities ............26
Fundamentals for Supervisors ...........................27
Managing Performance ......................................27
Program Evaluation ............................................28
Springboard: Women's Development Program ...28
Strategic Analysis ...............................................29
Procurement and ComplianceGateway Familiarisation Workshop ....................29
Gateway Reviewer Simulation Workshop ...........30
PCTP Level 1 Understanding Public Sector Procurement .......................................................30
PCTP Level 2 Effective Procurement Capabilities .........................................................31
Project ManagementApplied Project Management .............................31
Project Management: The Basics .......................32
Public PolicyPolicy Development: Advanced ...........................32
Policy Development: The Basics ........................33
Understanding Government Inside Government ..............................................33
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Public Training Program
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CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Martin Bass
LENGTH One Day
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 12NOV, 24MAY
• Understand the essence of good facilitation and effective conflict management
• Learn and evaluate effective techniques for engaging with clients and know when they may be used
• Determine how to match different client engagement methods with tasks
Capability: Commit to Customer Service
Gain insights into the principles of effective client engagement and the different levels of engagement to achieve different outcomes
Effective Client Engagement
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CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Sarah Barlow, Patricia Healy
LENGTH One Day
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 09SEP, 01MAR
• Learn to effectively deal with changing and competing priorities to complete work tasks and respond flexibly to changing circumstances
• Improve productivity by eliminating time robbers
• Maintain equilibrium while managing pressure situations at work
Capability: Deliver Results
Learn to use practical strategies and tactics to become more effective and productive
Improving your Workplace Effectiveness
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CLASS SIZE: 16FACILITATOR/S Phillip Hart
LENGTH One Day
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 05NOV, 10MAY
• Solve challenging problems effectively, using sophisticated innovative and analytical thinking
• Strengthen your awareness and conscious application of different types of thinking
• Choose from a range of important problem-solving tools, and use them confidently
Capability: Think and Solve Problems
Strengthen your skills and develop your problem-solving capacities through innovative and analytical thinking
Innovative and Analytical Problem-Solving
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CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Martin Bass
LENGTH One Day
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 08MAR
• Translate agency standards and protocols into effective customer service delivery
• Become an effective communicator and active listener when dealing with customers
• Develop confidence in dealing with difficult customers
Capability: Commit to Customer Service
Equip yourself with skills, attitudes and behaviours to work effectively in the challenging frontline customer service environment
Effective Frontline Customer Service
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CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Isabel Deeble
LENGTH One Day
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 11NOV, 15JUN
• Accurately and clearly explain work-related information to different audiences
• Prepare and deliver short presentations using clear language, graphics and other visual aids
• Confidently handle unplanned responses in a question and answer context
Capability: Communicate Effectively
Learn the basic principles and effective delivery skills of presentation and facilitation
Presentation and Facilitation Skills
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CLASS SIZE: 16FACILITATOR/S Phillip Hart, Fiona Hollier
LENGTH Two Days
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 09MAR + 10MAR
• Increase your success in difficult negotiations, disagreements and disputes
• Prepare for, manage and resolve challenging situations more effectively
• Deal confidently and assertively with power tactics, anger, frustration, resistance and negativity
Capability: Influence and Negotiate
Build your skills and confidence in influencing others, dealing with conflicts and resistance, resolving differences and achieving successful results
Negotiation and Conflict Resolution Skills
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CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Dennise Harris
LENGTH One Day
TIME 9.00am - 4.30pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 29JUL, 08SEP, 03NOV, 23MAR, 05APR, 07JUN
• Increase your competency in writing briefs to meet the expectations of your managers
• Know how to structure your briefs so they are on one page and do not keep coming back to you for correction
Capability: Deliver Results
Increase your competency in writing briefs and reports in the public sector
Writing Briefs and Reports
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CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Dennise Harris
LENGTH One Day
TIME 9.00am - 4.30pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 08DEC, 23JUN
• Learn how to identify what goes in and is left out of the minutes
• Improve at listening for the key points
• Develop strategies for when taking minutes is difficult
Capability: Deliver Results
Learn the sensible and practical strategies for taking minutes
Taking Good Minutes
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CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Dennise Harris
LENGTH One Day
TIME 9.00am - 4.30pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 13AUG, 06APR
• Learn how to write replies to letters of complaint
• Learn how to write the difficult letter that says ‘no’
• Learn to write complex material more clearly
Capability: Deliver Results
Provides the basic principles for writing for the public sector
Writing in the Modern Public Sector
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CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Dennise Harris
LENGTH One Day
TIME 9.00am - 4.30pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 22OCT, 09FEB, 17MAR, 09JUN
• Prepare letters over the minister’s signature
• Identify key elements of a ministerial reply
• Write accurately and with political sensitivity
Capability: Think and Solve Problems
Provide information, models and practice in writing to achieve appropriate skills at senior levels in the public sector
Writing Ministerial Correspondence
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CLASS SIZE: 22FACILITATOR/S Dr Peter Abelson
LENGTH Two Days
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 25MAY + 26MAY
• Understand the principles and practice of cost-benefit analysis
• Recognise the major issues in conducting cost-benefit analysis
• Apply your knowledge through practical case studies of cost-benefit analysis
Capability: Finance
An introduction to the principles and practice of cost-benefit analysis
Cost-Benefit Analysis
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GROUP BOOKING $665
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CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Kevin Riley
LENGTH One Day
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 16FEB
• Learn how to read financial reports
• Identify and analyse financial trends and KPIs
• Improve links between financial analysis and non-financial performance drivers
Capability: Finance
Enhance confidence and decision-making ability when using financial reports
Analysing and Interpreting Financial Reports
PRE-COURSE REQUIREMENTSThose with no economic background should preferably first attend the workshop, Economics for Non-Economists.
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CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Kevin Riley
LENGTH One Day
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 08JUN
• Understand the application of the NSW Financial Management Framework
• Learn about the application of costing techniques for decision-making
• Become confident in budgeting and forecasting financial performance
Capability: Finance
Gain a strategic overview of the NSW Financial Management Framework and requirements in order to master the financial environment
Executive Finance – Mastering Your Financial Environment
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NON-MEMBER $920
CLASS SIZE: 22FACILITATOR/S Dr Peter Abelson
LENGTH One Day
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 15OCT
• Learn how the economy and markets work
• Understand government budgets and the role of government in managing the economy
• Value the role of economics in developing public policy
Capability: Finance
Understand the nature of economics and its role in the development of public policies
Economics for Non-Economists
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CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Stuart Patch
LENGTH One Day
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 18NOV
• Gain a better understanding of basic finance and accounting principles
• Strengthen your ability in budget and financial management
• Increase your ability in budget planning including the cost-benefit analyses of various options
Capability: Finance
Gain an overview of financial concepts, language and tools to assist in managing budgets successfully
Finance for Non-Finance Managers
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GROUP BOOKING $665
NON-MEMBER $690
CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Stuart Patch, Paul Vorbach
LENGTH One Day
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 03SEP, 31MAR
• Gain knowledge of financial terms and basic financial transactions
• Understand the key financial reports and what they tell you
• Increase your awareness of the NSW Government Financial Management Framework
Capability: Finance
Provides fundamental skills and knowledge to support the NSW public sector Financial Management Framework
Finance Essentials for NSW Government
PRE-COURSE REQUIREMENTSParticipants are asked to bring highlighters and a calculator to the workshop.
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CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Bernadette Harris
LENGTH Two Days
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 17MAY + 18MAY
• Identify the role of leadership and management within the workplace
• Lead positive change, enhance performance and reduce resistance
• Recognise personal leadership strengths and develop a plan of action to continue leadership development
Capability: Inspire Direction and Purpose
Explore the nature of leadership and build skills necessary to make a difference in the workplace
Expanding your Leadership Capabilities
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CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Bernadette Harris
LENGTH Two Days
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 28JUN + 29JUN
• Understand the essential skills for people in supervisory positions
• Manage people, time and delegate work more effectively
• Enhance professional networking and progress as a manager
Capability: Manage and Develop People
Increase your understanding of yourself and your team to improve your time, stress and performance management
Essentials for New Managers
PRE-COURSE REQUIREMENTSParticipants are asked to bring a copy of their position description and the strategic/business plan for their organisation.
PRE-COURSE REQUIREMENTSPre-reading (two to three hours) to be completed by participants in order to participate fully in the workshop.
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CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Bernadette Harris
LENGTH One Day
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 19NOV
• Engage in a performance conversation
• Create an appropriate timeline for dealing with poor and unsatisfactory performance
• Develop, implement and monitor performance improvement plans consistent with public sector guidelines
Capability: Manage and Develop People
Learn effective performance management techniques to analyse performance problems and develop targeted strategies to gain the best effect
Managing Performance
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CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Bernadette Harris
LENGTH One Day
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 11MAY
• Engage staff in productive one-to-one performance discussions
• Provide feedback on performance
• Develop confidence to supervise staff, including poorer performers
Capability: Manage and Develop People
Improve your interpersonal skills necessary for effective supervision and develop strategies to address resistance in the workplace
Fundamentals for Supervisors
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CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Deb Elliott
LENGTH Four Days
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 25FEB - 28APR
• Identify clear, practical and realistic ways to take greater control over your work and life
• Value yourself, your strengths and your capabilities
• Build practical skills and increase confidence to progress further in your career
Capability: Manage Self
Enhance your performance and learn to make positive decisions about your personal and work options
Springboard: Women's Development Program
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CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Greg Masters
LENGTH One Day
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 02SEP, 08MAR
• Design program evaluations, suitable for the government’s evaluation framework and policy
• Evaluate your agency’s programs and services and know whether they are making a difference
• Understand the strengths and weaknesses of different types of evaluation
Capability: Deliver Results
Learn practical approaches to evaluating your agency’s programs and services
Program Evaluation
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CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Dr Roy Barton
LENGTH Half Day
TIME 1.00pm - 5.00pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 18MAY
• Understand the purpose and principle of the Gateway process
• Learn how to engage yourself in a Gateway review and practise effectively
• Know the NSW Treasury’s requirements for Gateway reviews
Capability: Project Management
Understand the purpose and principles of Gateway and NSW Treasury’s requirements for Gateway reviews
Gateway Familiarisation Workshop
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CLASS SIZE: 16FACILITATOR/S Phillip Hart
LENGTH One Day
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 02MAR
• Establish strong foundations for addressing complex, challenging and enduring problems
• Use a proven, practical and successful approach to high-quality strategic analysis
• Improve the reliability and efficacy of your strategic planning
Capability: Think and Solve Problems
Make a difference when addressing complex, challenging and enduring problems
Strategic Analysis
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CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Paul Vorbach, Stuart Patch
LENGTH One Day
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Cliftons
DATE 04AUG, 29OCT, 11FEB, 05APR
• Understand key aspects of procuring and purchasing for NSW Government agencies
• Learn how financial and administrative delegations apply to procurement across NSW Government
• Discover how to plan, conduct and manage basic goods and services procurement
Capability: Procurement and Contract Management
Learn how to plan, conduct and manage a basic procurement
PCTP Level 1 Understanding Public Sector Procurement
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NON-MEMBER $899
CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Dr Roy Barton
LENGTH One Day
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 19MAY
• Increase your understanding of what happens during a Gateway review
• Improve procurement discipline in major procurement projects
Capability: Project Management
Explain the Gateway process and simulate a Gateway review at the business case stage
Gateway Reviewer Simulation Workshop
PRE-COURSE REQUIREMENTSAttendance at the Gateway Familiarisation Workshop.
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CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Patricia Healy, Stuart Patch
LENGTH Two Days
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 27OCT + 28OCT, 11MAY + 12MAY
• Expand your skills with more advanced tools and techniques in project management and take a leadership role in projects
• Learn how to effectively estimate costs and resources required for more complex projects, and develop project plans
• Develop and evaluate project outcomes and draw lessons from the project for continuous improvement
Capability: Project Management
Expand your project management skills and take a leadership role in projects
Applied Project Management
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CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Paul Vorbach, Stuart Patch
LENGTH Three Days
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Cliftons
DATE17AUG - 19AUG, 08SEP - 10SEP, 01DEC - 03DEC, 15MAR - 17MAR, 24MAY - 26MAY
• Apply the NSW Government regulatory and policy framework to a procurement activity
• Plan and conduct a procurement
• Approach the market and manage a contract
Capability: Procurement and Contract Management
Learn the complete life cycle of a routine procurement in the NSW public sector
PCTP Level 2 Effective Procurement Capabilities
PRE-COURSE REQUIREMENTSCompletion of PCTP Level 1 Understanding Public Sector Procurement or the ability to demonstrate a good working knowledge of procurement in the NSW Government sector.
To discuss accelerated entry into this course, contact NSW Procurement, Learning and Development on 1800 679 289 FREE, or IPAA NSW on 02 9228 5225.
PRE-COURSE REQUIREMENTSProject management experience as a project officer or project manager, or completion of Project Management: The Basics.
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CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Dr Randal Stewart
LENGTH Two Days
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 24NOV + 25NOV, 21JUN + 22JUN
• Gain a better understanding of all aspects of the policy process
• Increase confidence in undertaking complex policy tasks
• Learn to lead a policy team in beginning, developing and arguing a policy to a decision point
Capability: Think and Solve Problems
Understand all aspects of the policy process and learn skills to formulate, advise and implement strategy policy outcomes
Policy Development: Advanced
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CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Patricia Healy, Stuart Patch
LENGTH One Day
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 10SEP, 03MAR, 02JUN
• Use a practical framework for planning and managing projects
• Expand your skills in project management
• Learn to monitor and evaluate project progress against identified goals
Capability: Project Management
Learn practical project management tools and techniques
Project Management: The Basics
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CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Greg Masters
LENGTH One Day
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 15MAR
• Understand the basic structures and processes of the NSW Government
• Equip yourself to perform better in the public sector
• Gain an awareness of the culture and requirements of the public sector
Capability: Act with Integrity
An introduction to the Australian system of government
Inside Government
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CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Dr Randal Stewart
LENGTH One Day
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 06AUG, 01JUN
• Increase ability to undertake relevant policy research
• Gain confidence in defining and analysing policy problems
• Become familiar with the outcomes focus in policy
Capability: Think and Solve Problems
Develop your capability and behavioural skills to develop and formulate policy and engage stakeholders
Policy Development: The Basics
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IPAA offers the following formal qualifications that can be achieved by attending a series of workshops and completing a rigorous study program and a number of assessment tasks. The courses are aimed at those hoping to transition into more senior roles.
Diplomas
IPAA NSW, in a partnering arrangement with two major Registered Training Organisations (RTOs), Major Training Services Pty Ltd (RTO ID No. 90748) and People & Strategy (ACT) Pty Ltd (RTO ID No. 5336), offers a range of nationally recognised Diplomas as public and in-house programs. These include:
• Diploma of Government (Policy Development) PSP51412
• Diploma of Government (Project Management) PSP51312
IPAA NSW, in conjunction with NSW Procurement within the NSW Office of Finance and Services, offers the Procurement Certification Training Program (PCTP). It includes:
• PCTP Advanced Diploma of Government (Procurement and Contracting) PSP52512
• PCTP Diploma of Government (Procurement and Contracting) PSP61212
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Procurement and CompliancePCTP Advanced Diploma of Government (Procurement and Contracting) ..........................36
PCTP Diploma of Government (Procurement and Contracting) ........................................................37
Public PolicyDiploma of Government (Policy Development) PSP51412 ............................................................38
Project ManagementDiploma of Government (Project Management) PSP51312 ............................................................39
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Course OutcomesAttendees will be able to:
• develop organisational procurement plans
• strategically analyse agency procurement spends by category
• direct and manage continuous improvement and change in the procurement function
• develop opportunities for coordinated procurement within and across agencies
• manage strategic procurement negotiations
• manage strategic procurement risk
• strategically direct the management of contracts across an agency.
OverviewThis advanced procurement and contracting program focuses on the skills and knowledge required to manage the procurement and contracting functions within an agency or to develop agency policy, processes and procedures. The 9-day program (3x3 days) is strategically focused on the development of organisational procurement capability. It is suitable for experienced professional procurement officers wanting to enhance their strategic management knowledge and skill base. It is action learning-focused and uses case studies and simulations to ensure the tools, techniques and concepts presented in the program are analysed and practised in a safe learning environment. The program involves assessment, which encompasses in-class group work including presentations and work-based tasks completed outside of the class sessions.
Capability: Procurement and Contract Management
PCTP Advanced Diploma of Government (Procurement and Contracting)
PRE-COURSE REQUIREMENTS
Completion of the Diploma of Government(Procurement and Contracting).
Candidates will need to submit a CV prior to being accepted into this course. Please contact IPAA NSW on 02 9228 5225 for further information.
To discuss accelerated entry into theDiploma, contact NSW Procurement, Learning and Development on 1800 679 289 FREE, or IPAA NSW on 02 9228 5225..
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CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Paul Vorbach
LENGTH Nine Days
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Cliftons
DATE 12OCT - 24FEB, 16FEB - 23JUN
Course OutcomesAttendees will be able to:
• establish a governance framework for a complex procurement
• develop a complex procurement plan
• manage risk in a procurement
• manage a complex procurement activity
• evaluate a complex procurement
• negotiate successful procurement outcomes
• manage a complex contract
• manage contractor performance.
OverviewThis procurement and contracting program equips participants with the skills to manage large-scale complex goods and services procurement and contracting activities. The 9-day (3x3 days) program considers the details of large-scale procurement planning, conducting, evaluating and negotiating complex offers and managing complex contracts. It is suitable for all professional procurement officers wanting to build and enhance their existing knowledge and skill base. It is action learning-focused and uses case studies and simulations throughout to ensure the tools, techniques and concepts presented in the program are analysed and practised in a safe learning environment. The program involves assessment, which encompasses in-class group work, including presentations and work-based tasks completed outside of the class sessions.
Capability: Procurement and Contract Management
PCTP Diploma of Government (Procurement and Contracting)
PRE-COURSE REQUIREMENTS
Completion of PCTP Level 1 Understanding Public Sector Procurement and Level 2 Effective Procurement Capabilities.
To discuss accelerated entry into the Diploma, contact NSW Procurement, Learning and Development on 1800 679 289.
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GROUP BOOKING $4,700
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CLASS SIZE: 22FACILITATOR/S Dr Randal Stewart
LENGTH Five Days
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 03MAY - 24JUN
Course OutcomesAttendees will be able to:
• undertake research and analysis
• develop organisational policy
• provide effective policy advice
• review and advise on policy
• develop and use political nous
• use complex communication strategies.
OverviewThe Diploma of Government (Policy Development) equips participants to face future professional and practical policy challenges in the workplace. The program guides participants through the issues in developing policy and assists in avoiding the common pitfalls. It also enhances the political nous of those who participate and assist in honing key written communication skills within a government environment. The program is targeted at future or current policy officers/analysts, project or program managers and research officers. The five-day program maximises the opportunities for self-learning through the use of case studies and simulations to enable participants to practise new skills in a collegial and positive learning environment.
Capability: Deliver Results
Diploma of Government (Policy Development) PSP51412
PRE-COURSE REQUIREMENTSA working knowledge of public policy.
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CLASS SIZE: 20FACILITATOR/S Stuart Patch
LENGTH Five Days
TIME 9.00am - 5.00pm
VENUE Christie Conference Centre
DATE 23FEB - 07APR
Course OutcomesAttendees will be able to:
• define and initiate a project
• design a comprehensive project plan
• manage project resources
• launch a project successfully
• manage project performance
• close out a project.
OverviewThe Diploma of Government (Project Management) equips participants to develop and manage projects within the workplace. The program guides participants through the complete project management process from project conception and initiation through to contract close. The skills learnt in this program can be used in projects of any size or complexity. The program is targeted at officers in a government agency or state-owned corporation who work in or manage a workplace project. The five-day program maximises the opportunities for self-learning through the use of case studies and an overarching project simulation to enable participants to practise new skills in a collegial, positive learning environment.
Capability: Project Management
Diploma of Government (Project Management) PSP51312
PRE-COURSE REQUIREMENTSVocational experience in project management or attendance at Project Management: The Basics, or Applied Project Management (IPAA short courses) or equivalent.
CUSTOMISED AGENCY PROGRAMS
A Customised Agency Program (CAP) is a professional development program uniquely designed in content and format to address the particular needs of your organisation. Customised Agency Programs can save your organisation money and enhance team-building.
All IPAA NSW courses are available as Customised Agency Programs, including the courses in the Public Training Program.
IPAA NSW matches the most appropriate consultant to the needs of your organisation and offers flexibility in content, length and timetable.
You are not restricted to our current offerings. We can develop a new course specifically for your organisation, offering complete professional development program solutions. Case studies and organisational policies and procedures from your organisation can be incorporated into these programs. A number of IPAA NSW courses can be combined to develop a course appropriate to your requirements.
Training can be delivered at your premises or we can source a training venue for you. Courses can be delivered anywhere in NSW, and sometimes interstate, to public sector organisations at all levels of government, as well as organisations in the private and not-for-profit sectors.
In-house course delivery is a cost-effective way to deliver training to groups of eight or more people (maximum 20). Discounts are available for multiple bookings for the same course.
This flexible and cost-effective option benefits all agencies, particularly those with offices in regional NSW.
For further information or to receive a written proposal, contact our Professional Development Coordinator on 02 9228 5225 or email [email protected].
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Career ManagementJob Application and Interview Skills...................43
Commercial AcumenBusiness Acumen ...............................................43
Process Mapping and Analysis for Improved Efficiency .............................................43
Communications SkillsAdvanced Presentation Skills .............................44
Facilitation Skills ................................................44
Interpersonal Communication Skills .................44
Listen and Speak Under Pressure ......................45
Running Great Meetings .....................................45
Speech Writing Made Easy .................................45
Speed Reading: Unload Your Reading Overload ................................................46
Writing Briefs for Ministers and Executives .......46
Writing Plain English ..........................................46
FinanceBuilding and Managing Your Budget ..................47
Leadership and ManagementBehaviour Styles: Individual and Teams .............47
Building a Credible Business Case ....................47
Bullying and Harassment Prevention .................48
Change Leadership - What's New ......................48
Coaching Skills for Team Leaders ......................48
Corporate Governance ........................................49
Dealing with Difficult Situations and Behaviours ...................................................49
Developing High-Performing Teams ..................49
Developing a Dispute Management System .......50
How to Have Those Difficult Conversations with Employees ...........................50
Improve Performance through Coaching ...........50
Managing Regional Staff: Working Together Apart ......................................51
Outrage! Managing Highly Controversial Issues ...........................................51
Risk Management ...............................................51
Strategic Awareness in the Public Sector ..........52
Public PolicyDeveloping and Writing Operational Policies and Procedures .....................................52
Ethical Problem-Solving and Decision-Making .................................................52
Policy Process .....................................................53
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43To find out more, go to www.nsw.ipaa.org.au
Over 5,000 people benefit from our courses each year.
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• Gain greater understanding of how work is being done to meet customer and stakeholder expectations
• Improve financial and operational controls and performance
Learn the most effective and widely used techniques for process documentation, analysis and improvement
Capability: Deliver Results
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FACILITATOR/S Paul Vorbach, Stuart Patch
• Understand how businesses operate
• Learn how to read business financial reports
• Recognise the way in which businesses develop and evolve strategy
Increase the knowledge and awareness of key financial, economic and operational principles
Capability: Deliver Results
Business Acumen
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FACILITATOR/S Simon Smith, Merryl Semple
• Improve your performance at interviews
• Learn how to apply for a new job – or your old one, including during restructures
• Understand application processes and interviews
Do your best ever job application, cover letter and interview! Practical, easy-to- understand skills
Capability: Manage Self
Job Application and Interview Skills
To find out more, go to www.nsw.ipaa.org.au44
Customised Agency Programs
Over 5,000 people benefit from our courses each year.
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FACILITATOR/S Bernadette Harris
• Identify and practise fundamental strategies to manage a range of professional communications
• Learn to send clear messages
• Use clever questions to uncover important information
Learn how to get your message across and still keep the other person onside
Capability: Communicate Effectively
Interpersonal Communication Skills
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FACILITATOR/S Sarah Barlow, Patricia Healy
• Deliver outcomes and clear actions when facilitating groups and internal and external stakeholder meetings
• Manage difficult behaviours in facilitated situations
• Adopt the most useful structures and processes to achieve consensus and make decisions
Build confidence, skills and appropriate techniques for facilitating groups and meetings
Capability: Communicate Effectively
Facilitation Skills
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FACILITATOR/S Isabel Deeble
• Deliver influential presentations with credibility and a professional presence to a senior audience
• Respond to perceived audience reception and confidently change tactics mid-presentation
• Understand the strategies of moving a meeting or audience towards a shared conclusion
A comprehensive workshop focusing on advanced presentation skills
Capability: Communicate Effectively
Advanced Presentation Skills
45To find out more, go to www.nsw.ipaa.org.au
Over 5,000 people benefit from our courses each year.
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FACILITATOR/S Dennise Harris
• Learn how to make your speech appealing
• Obtain a step-by-step guide for writing a work-related speech
• Be able to match the speech to the speaker and the event
A step-by-step guide for writing a work-related speech
Capability: Deliver Results
Speech Writing Made EasyC
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FACILITATOR/S Dennise Harris
• Learn how to run meetings more effectively and productively
• Gain skills to manage difficult meetings and increase participation
• Obtain practical strategies to keep control of meetings
Run effective meetings and develop skills to manage difficult meetings and ideas for increasing participation
Capability: Communicate Effectively
Running Great Meetings
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FACILITATOR/S Michael Kelly
• Build your thinking and speaking on your feet ‘identity’
• Create perceptions of confidence when listening, speaking and presenting
• Develop a simple structure for any interaction, meeting or presentation
An interactive workshop for senior government executives to build confidence and presence when listening and speaking under pressure
Capability: Communicate Effectively
Listen and Speak Under Pressure
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Customised Agency Programs
Over 5,000 people benefit from our courses each year.
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FACILITATOR/S Dennise Harris
• Gain confidence in making a document easier to read
• Apply a step-by-step guide to writing clear and effective documents for work purposes
Develop a process to write reader-friendly documents
Capability: Deliver Results
Writing Plain English
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FACILITATOR/S Dennise Harris
• Understand the purpose of a brief
• Learn how to give sound advice based on good evidence and logical arguments
• Find out how to keep your brief to a page
Write clear, concise briefs that meet the needs of a minister or senior executive
Capability: Deliver Results
Writing Briefs for Ministers and Executives
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FACILITATOR/S Tom Schymitzek
• Discover the secrets of speed reading
• Learn the strategies for becoming a speed reader
• Read business documents two to five times more quickly
Read up to five times more quickly, and better understand what you read
Capability: Manage Self
Speed Reading: Unload Your Reading Overload
47To find out more, go to www.nsw.ipaa.org.au
Over 5,000 people benefit from our courses each year.
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FACILITATOR/S Janelle Wallace, Caroline Hawkless
• Learn to build a ‘right’ business case
• Develop your understanding of the requirements and connection between business case guidelines and the Gateway Review Process
• Effectively address the service need
Prepare business cases for projects to be submitted for a Gateway Review
Capability: Deliver Results
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FACILITATOR/S Isabel Deeble
• Understand people's behaviour styles and workplace priorities
• Recognise your personal strengths, limitations and interpersonal challenges as well as those of others you work with
• Learn to work more productively with less team conflict
Become more self-knowledgeable, well-rounded and effective team members/leaders
Capability: Manage and Develop People
Behaviour Styles: Individual and Teams
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FACILITATOR/S Kevin Riley
• Understand the key budget elements
• Recognise the key assumptions that underpin budget development
• Develop key indicators to monitor budget performance
Underpin budget development and gain the key tools to monitor, manage and forecast budget outcomes
Capability: Finance
Building and Managing Your Budget
To find out more, go to www.nsw.ipaa.org.au48
Customised Agency Programs
Over 5,000 people benefit from our courses each year.
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FACILITATOR/S Barbara McKellar
• Facilitate useful ‘coaching conversations’ as part of your management toolkit
• Expand your management skills and develop your team members’ skills
• Learn how to use the I-GROW model so your coaching conversations are relevant and useful
Expand your management skills to enable you to help staff fulfil their potential
Capability: Manage and Develop People
Coaching Skills for Team Leaders
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FACILITATOR/S Robyn Mercer
• Use leadership actions that move employees towards the change (not away from change!)
Capability: Manage Reform and Change• Make effective change leadership an integral
part of everyday leadership practice
• Develop change plans that support employees to readily adopt workplace change
Change Leadership - What's New
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FACILITATOR/S Anthea Lowe
• Recognise bullying and harassment in the workplace
• Learn how to prevent bullying and harassment
• Provide strategies for identifying, preventing and resolving bullying and harassment in the workplace
Provide strategies for identifying, preventing and dealing with bullying and harassment in the workplace
Capability: Manage and Develop People
Bullying and Harassment Prevention
49To find out more, go to www.nsw.ipaa.org.au
Over 5,000 people benefit from our courses each year.
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FACILITATOR/S Sandra Wood
• Enhance team performance and results
• Learn to encourage your team members to be fully engaged and committed
• Increase team accountability
Enhance team performance by developing trust, communication, conflict management, commitment and accountability
Capability: Inspire Direction and Purpose
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FACILITATOR/S Phillip Hart
• Use a structured approach for resolving particularly challenging or contentious situations
• Deal effectively and confidently with difficult behaviour
• Discover effective strategies for dealing with difficult situations and behaviours
Strengthen your capacity to address difficult issues and behaviours through more productive approaches
Capability: Display Resilience and Courage
Dealing with Difficult Situations and Behaviours
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FACILITATOR/S Chris Westacott
• Equip yourself with skills in board operation
• Discover tools and techniques to achieve strategic alignment
• Identify activities that facilitate buy-in and commitment from directors and senior executives
Provide strategies and tools to increase the effectiveness of a board and individual board members
Capability: Demonstrate Accountability
Corporate Governance
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Customised Agency Programs
Over 5,000 people benefit from our courses each year.
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FACILITATOR/S Robyn Mercer
• Learn how to apply a range of practical coaching techniques that can be used to support engagement, assist change and promote autonomy and problem-solving in all employees
• Develop a range of coaching questions including those that support improved problem-solving, autonomy, resilience, personal change and goal achievement
• Improve performance by building employee ownership of coaching agreements
Learn how to effectively coach employees to support great performance and ongoing engagement
Capability: Manage and Develop People
Improve Performance through Coaching
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FACILITATOR/S Patricia Healy, Sarah Barlow
• Deal with inappropriate behaviour including people who are aggressive, cynical and negative
• Diagnose and identify actions to effectively facilitate feedback to people who reject all
• Build cooperation and overcome barriers and objections, such as accusations of bullying, in difficult conversations
Equip yourself to manage difficult or challenging performance or behaviour at work and give feedback
Capability: Display Resilience and Courage
How to Have Those Difficult Conversations with Employees
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FACILITATOR/S Phillip Hart
• Resolve disputes more systematically and effectively, cutting the hidden and visible costs of conflict
• Address disputes responsibly, safely and productively, encouraging improved behaviours and outcomes
• Develop a dispute management system using an approach that is fast, efficient, robust and transparent
Develop a dispute management system to suit your agency and particular circumstances
Capability: Influence and Negotiate
Developing a Dispute Management System
51To find out more, go to www.nsw.ipaa.org.au
Over 5,000 people benefit from our courses each year.
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FACILITATOR/S Paul Vorbach, Stuart Patch
• Understand the key elements of risk management
• Recognise how to analyse and treat risk
• Learn how to apply the ISO 31000 International Risk Management Standard
An introduction to risk management and an explanation of standards associated with risk management
Capability: Demonstrate Accountability
Risk ManagementLE
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FACILITATOR/S Phillip Hart
• Address serious tension and conflict among internal or external stakeholders
• Encourage stakeholder acceptance, cooperation and compliance on controversial issues
• Move towards constructive outcomes in difficult circumstances
Learn the practical strategies for dealing with highly controversial and highly charged issues
Capability: Influence and Negotiate
Outrage! Managing Highly Controversial Issues
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FACILITATOR/S Bernadette Harris
• Develop effective methods of managing your regional and remote staff
• Learn techniques to build effective workplace relationships in geographically dispersed teams
• Build confidence to supervise and manage regional staff and manage effectively when things go wrong at a distance
Provides practical solutions to issues faced by managers of remote staff, from controlling emails to maintaining motivation and commitment
Capability: Manage and Develop People
Managing Regional Staff: Working Together Apart
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Customised Agency Programs
Over 5,000 people benefit from our courses each year.
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FACILITATOR/S Phillip Hart
• Promote workplace behaviours and decisions based on robust ethical principles
• Anticipate and avoid instances of unethical conduct, and deal with them as they arise
• Encourage a sound problem-solving approach to address ethical challenges and dilemmas
Build the core concepts and skills to solve problems and make decisions ethically and proficiently
Capability: Act with Integrity
Ethical Problem-Solving and Decision-Making
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• Translate high-level policy into workable operations
• Understand how to develop a business case
• Learn to apply the principles of project management to implement a new policy or procedure
A guide to writing clear, concise policies and procedures to deliver services and implement government policy
Capability: Deliver Results
Developing and Writing Operational Policies and Procedures
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FACILITATOR/S Patricia Healy
• Improve understanding of the process of strategic and business planning in the public sector to enable effective participation in the development of plans
• Increase confidence and abilities in managing changes in the workplace
• Build constructive workplace networks
Analyse the external and internal environments to identify and develop strategic plans
Capability: Deliver Results
Strategic Awareness in the Public Sector
53To find out more, go to www.nsw.ipaa.org.au
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FACILITATOR/S Dr Randal Stewart
• Gain a better understanding of all aspects of the policy process and the political context of public policy-making
• Improve anticipation, identification and analysis of policy challenges
• Understand the organisational policy in the context of NSW Government and community needs
Learn more about policy and how it is developed, implemented and evaluated
Capability: Influence and Negotiate
Policy Process
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Terms and Conditions
Registration and Confirmation
Registrations are accepted via the website, fax, mail or email. Your place will be confirmed upon receipt of your registration. A confirmation and invoice will be sent within 24 hours.
Payment policy
Payment is due 14 days from the date of the invoice.
Cancellation policy
Cancellation must be in writing. 50% of the fee will be payable when a cancellation is received between 5 and 10 working days prior to the course/event running. 100% of the fee will be payable for cancellations received fewer than five working days prior to the course/event running. Substitute nominees may attend in your place where deemed appropriate. Note that if a registrant does not cancel and does not attend, the total fee is still payable.
Member rate policy (courses only)
When an IPAA NSW professional member or associate member registers for a course, the member rate applies. Affiliate members are not eligible for the member rate.
Group booking policy (courses only)
Where three or more people from one agency book and pay together for the same course (with the same course code), the group booking rate applies.
Transfer policy (courses only)
Transfers to another course must be requested in writing at least 10 working days prior to the course running, or the cancellation policy applies. Transfers can only be requested when the course fee has been paid in full.
The first transfer request is at no additional cost; subsequent transfer requests will attract a transfer fee of $55.
Program changes
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Advanced Presentation Skills ................................... 44
Analysing and Interpreting Financial Reports ......... 23
Applied Project Management ................................... 31
Behaviour Styles: Individual and Teams ................... 47
Building a Credible Business Case ........................... 47
Building and Managing Your Budget ........................ 47
Bullying and Harassment Prevention ....................... 48
Business Acumen ...................................................... 43
Change Leadership - What's New ............................ 48
Coaching Skills for Team Leaders ............................ 48
Corporate Governance .............................................. 49
Cost-Benefit Analysis ................................................ 23
Dealing with Difficult Situations and Behaviours .......49
Developing a Dispute Management System ............. 50
Developing and Writing Operational Policies and Procedures ................................................................ 52
Developing High-Performing Teams ........................ 49
Diploma of Government (Policy Development) PSP51412 ................................................................... 38
Diploma of Government (Project Management) PSP51312 ................................................................... 39
Economics for Non-Economists ............................... 24
Effective Client Engagement..................................... 18
Effective Frontline Customer Service ....................... 19
Essentials for New Managers ................................... 26
Ethical Problem-Solving and Decision-Making ....... 52
Executive Finance – Mastering Your Financial Environment .............................................................. 24
Expanding your Leadership Capabilities .................. 26
Facilitation Skills ....................................................... 44
Finance Essentials for NSW Government ................ 25
Finance for Non-Finance Managers ......................... 25
Fundamentals for Supervisors ................................. 27
Gateway Familiarisation Workshop .......................... 29
Gateway Reviewer Simulation Workshop ................. 30
How to Have Those Difficult Conversations with Employees ................................. 50
Improve Performance through Coaching ................. 50
Improving your Workplace Effectiveness ................. 18
Innovative and Analytical Problem-Solving .............. 19
Inside Government .................................................... 33
Interpersonal Communication Skills ....................... 44
Job Application and Interview Skills ......................... 43
Listen and Speak Under Pressure ............................ 45
Managing Performance ............................................ 27
Managing Regional Staff: Working Together Apart ............................................ 51
Negotiation and Conflict Resolution Skills .............. 20
Outrage! Managing Highly Controversial Issues...... 51
PCTP Advanced Diploma of Government (Procurement and Contracting) ................................ 36
PCTP Diploma of Government (Procurement and Contracting) ................................ 37
PCTP Level 1 Understanding Public Sector Procurement .............................................................. 30
PCTP Level 2 Effective Procurement Capabilities ......31
Policy Development: Advanced ................................. 32
Policy Development: The Basics ............................... 33
Policy Process ........................................................... 53
Presentation and Facilitation Skills .......................... 20
Process Mapping and Analysis for Improved Efficiency ................................................... 43
Program Evaluation .................................................. 28
Project Management: The Basics ............................. 32
Risk Management ..................................................... 51
Running Great Meetings ........................................... 45
Speech Writing Made Easy ....................................... 45
Speed Reading: Unload Your Reading Overload ...... 46
Springboard: Women's Development Program ....... 28
Strategic Analysis ...................................................... 29
Strategic Awareness in the Public Sector ................ 52
Taking Good Minutes ................................................. 21
Writing Briefs and Reports ....................................... 21
Writing Briefs for Ministers and Executives ............. 46
Writing in the Modern Public Sector ........................ 22
Writing Ministerial Correspondence ........................ 22
Writing Plain English ................................................. 46
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