NBPU TIS training materials
Online Induction Course for Tackling Indigenous Smoking Workers
Induction to the Tackling Indigenous Smoking Program
The National Best Practice Unit Tackling Indigenous Smoking (NBPU TIS) has created this induction course as a useful resource for new staff in the TIS program. This easy-to-follow self-paced course provides an overview of topics such as:
- The background of the TIS program and the NBPU TIS
- Planning
- Activities
- Reporting
- Monitoring and evaluation
- Development opportunities
- Staying connected.
You can enrol on this free training course here. You will be prompted to create an account and choose a password. Your account will give you instant access to your induction training, and the opportunity to enrol in other online training provided by your NBPU TIS team.
Once you have created your account, you will also be able to access any NBPU TIS courses you are enrolled in through our linked Thinkific app. Simply download the app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store using one of the following links:
Once you have downloaded the app, search for NBPU TIS and simply log in using your existing account email and password.
Wishing you a great start in your new role – happy learning!
National TIS Workers Yarning Group
If you are a new TIS worker, please join the National TIS Workers Yarning Group on Facebook. The group is a culturally-safe online community where TIS workers from across Australia can connect with their colleagues to share ideas about what’s working and what’s not, and seek advice and feedback. To join: follow this link – National TIS Workers Yarning Group, click ‘+Join’ (only if you are a TIS Worker) and then enter the TIS team you belong to and your position title.
NBPU TIS Monthly Newsletter
You can also subscribe to the NBPU TIS’s monthly newsletter to keep up-to-date with all of the latest TIS news. The newsletter includes a monthly message from National TIS Coordinator Professor Tom Calma AO, as well as success stories from TIS teams from around Australia, and much more. You can read previous issues here.
Archived NBPU TIS workshop and training materials can be accessed here.
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