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MATE Re-Accreditation Training

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  • Virtual
  • Pricing: $200 per person
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To all our valued MATE Accredited Trainers, we are excited to announce the re-accreditation sessions for 2022. This year we are facilitating 6 professional development workshops.

At a minimum you will be required to attend two sessions for re-accreditation, but you are welcome and encouraged to attend all.

This is available for anyone who has participated in a MATE Train the Trainer three day workshop in 2021 or prior – and the $200 re-accreditation fee is required to remain accredited. Please use Booking Link above and enter $200 fee

If you have participated in a MATE Train the Trainer three day workshop in 2022, you are welcome to attend free of charge (Please use Booking Link above but enter $0 fee).

MS Teams links to the re-accreditation workshops will be emailed to all those who register the day prior to the event.

Workshops will be held across September and October. Reaccreditation workshops are as follows:

  • Q&A with Matt and Sarah Brown from New Zealand’s, She Is Not Your Rehab:      5th September, 2-4pm
  • MATE and Communities of Faith brought to you by City Impact and Deb Candler: 28th September, 5-7pm
  • The Gender Pay Gap with Shaan Ross-Smith Valieria Ignatieva from Work180:       22nd September, 12-1pm
  • MATE in its application in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities:    28th October, 9-10.30am
  • Keeping it Real – How do you maintain hope, humility and professionalism as a MATE trainer and continue to “meet people where they are at” with Hannah Clifford and Dean Cooper:         13th September, 12-1pm
  • Trans people and sport – how do we have this conversation. Panelists TBA:        20th September, 10 – 12pm

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The MATE team acknowledge and pay respects to the Kumbumerri Salt Water people, the traditional owners of the land on which our office sits. We acknowledge the Kumbumerri elders, past, present and emerging. We pay respects to all traditional owners across Australia where we meet, learn and work with others. MATE is committed to honouring Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ unique cultural and spiritual relationships to the land, waters and seas and their rich contribution to society.