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Indigenous Remote Area Strategy

The Indigenous Remote Area Strategy delivers targeted and culturally appropriate training of the Certificate III, Diploma and Advanced Diploma of Children's Services qualifications to existing and new-entrant children's services educators in remote Indigenous communities, specifically in the Cape/Gulf Peninsula and Torres Strait Islands.

This strategy targets specific children's services skills development needs of communities in these regions.

For further information please visit the Department's Indigenous Remote Area Strategy webpage or contact the ECEC Skilling Key Account Manager on free call 1800 441 141.

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