Neurodiverse Safe Work Foundations Course II accreditation
Webinar Host: The Neurodiverse Safe Work Initiative
In this webinar Catherine discusses the Neurodiverse Safe Work Foundations Course II and introduces Campbell Elton, the co-founder of Knowledge Access a registered training organisation #40961, and since 2014, we have been helping people gain formal accreditation and qualifications through the work they’ve done. We announce that Knowledge Access and the Neurodiverse Safe Work Initiative to provide accreditation to participants of this program.Participants work through the course and then provide evidence that they have implemented what they learned and can receive the micro-credential, BSBWHS411 – Implement and monitor WHS policies, procedures and programs. This forms part of the Cert IV in Leadership and Management and Work Health and Safety. Gaining accreditation this way shows you not only understand the underlying skills and knowledge but also that you’ve applied these in the real world.
Neurodiversity at Work – Workplace Investigations
Neurodiversity Celebration Week – Launch of the NDSW Self Assessment Checklist
The NDSW Self Assessment Checklist for employers – a tool to benchmark neuroinclusive systems
Attention Deficit Disorder Association Webinar
In this webinar, we will explore some of the barriers to disclosure, the problems that non-disclosure can cause for both the worker and the employer, and introduce the Neurodiverse Safe Work Initiative, which has been established to make workplaces safe, healthy and inclusive for neurodiverse workers.
Neurodiversity at Work – Interview with Prof. Amanda Kirby
Discover the Neurodiversity Workplace Profiler with Inclusee
Learn how Inclusee implemented the Neurodiversity Workplace Profiler and what they gained from the experience.
Building Safer Workplaces : Neurodiversity At Work
Neurodiversity at work creates safer work for everyone
Mental Health Week 2022
Diversity and Inclusion for Mentally Health Workplaces