The State Records of South Australia accredited operational training courses that we offer meet an immediate need for participants. For example:
How to use a Records Disposal Schedule?
How to transfer records?
How to classify records?
However, records management is more complex than the application of tools and processes. Accordingly, State Records has developed the Across-Government Records Management Accredited Training and Education Strategy which sets out a new direction for South Australian Government public servants by addressing recordkeeping training and education issues and providing a framework for change.
This strategy outlines four goals and associated actions that need to be jointly pursued by both State Records and Agencies and Authorities. As a result, records management practitioners and their respective agencies can be confident that appropriately skilled and knowledgeable people are managing their operational and strategic recordkeeping programs.
Additionally, public servants that undertake the State Records accredited training and education programs will be aware of their responsibilities and better able to support their Agency, Chief Executive and Records Manager fulfil their organisations information management requirements.
State Records accredited operational training courses are also available to members of the public and records management practitioners from private enterprise.
The courses outlined below are aimed at records management practitioners.
Disaster Preparedness Planning for Records Professionals
DPP (Version 1) (Disaster Preparedness Planning for Records Professionals)
There are no prerequisites for this course.
There are no related courses.
The Disaster Preparedness Planning for Records Professionals course, competency code: PUAEMR010B, is a contextualised version of the national industry competency standard Undertake Emergency Planning PUAEMR010B. The unit covers the competency required to collaboratively develop new/revised emergency plans and has been developed specifically to take in to account records management requirements.
Unit descriptor
The unit covers the competency required to collaboratively develop new/revised disaster preparedness plans by recordkeeping staff in organisations such as:
local government
government agencies and departments.
The unit recognises that disaster preparedness planning requires processes and outcomes to be regularly checked, tested, revised and updated as conditions change.
Disaster Preparedness Planning is also seen as an important way of building the resilience of organisations and communities through their active involvement in the process. It requires records managers to engage with local business, NGO's and other non-conventional stakeholders in the community to gain external assistance to preserve records during a disaster.
Content
Establish the planning context and framework
Develop agreed planning processes and methodology
Undertake research and analysis
Develop/refine planning outcomes
Document the planning outcomes
Validate and implement planning outcomes
Monitor and review the planning process and outcomes.
Assessment: The course is competency based. Students are assessed on the production of a disaster plan upon which they are deemed to be either competent or not competent.
Target Audience:
Experience in recordkeeping or emergency management related disciplines is preferred.
Whilst the competencies covered in this course are applicable across all disciplines, ultimately it is higher level records management practitioners who have input into or are required to draft agency disaster response plans that would derive the maximum benefit.
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GDS_15 (Version 0) (General Disposal Schedule 15 - State Government)
There are no prerequisites for this course.
There are no related courses.
The aim of this course is to provide participants with an opportunity to achieve competency in undertaking the disposal of records, in a comfortable and practical learning environment that balances theory with practice. Along the way, participants will explore the concept of disposal and the full range of disposal tools available. Standards and legislation that impact on disposal and records management will also be discussed, along with issues related to records management in general. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the application of knowledge and skills they have developed during the course.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to undertake records disposal as part of their role and would like to increase chances of obtaining work in records management within the S. Australian State Government by achieving competency.
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GDS_15 (Version 1) (General Disposal Schedule 15 - State Government)
The aim of this course is to provide participants with an opportunity to achieve competency in undertaking the disposal of records, in a comfortable and practical learning environment that balances theory with practice. Along the way, participants will explore the concept of disposal and the full range of disposal tools available. Standards and legislation that impact on disposal and records management will also be discussed, along with issues related to records management in general. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the application of knowledge and skills they have developed during the course.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to undertake records disposal as part of their role and would like to increase chances of obtaining work in records management within the S. Australian State Government by achieving competency.
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GDS_15 (Version 2) (General Disposal Schedule 15 - State Government)
The aim of this course is to provide participants with an opportunity to achieve competency in undertaking the disposal of records, in a comfortable and practical learning environment that balances theory with practice. Along the way, participants will explore the concept of disposal and the full range of disposal tools available. Standards and legislation that impact on disposal and records management will also be discussed, along with issues related to records management in general. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the application of knowledge and skills they have developed during the course.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to undertake records disposal as part of their role and would like to increase chances of obtaining work in records management within the S. Australian State Government by achieving competency.
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GDS_15 (Version 3) (General Disposal Schedule 15 - State Government)
The aim of this course is to provide participants with an opportunity to achieve competency in undertaking the disposal of records, in a comfortable and practical learning environment that balances theory with practice. Along the way, participants will explore the concept of disposal and the full range of disposal tools available. Standards and legislation that impact on disposal and records management will also be discussed, along with issues related to records management in general. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the application of knowledge and skills they have developed during the course.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to undertake records disposal as part of their role and would like to increase chances of obtaining work in records management within the S. Australian State Government by achieving competency.
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GDS_15 (Version 4) (General Disposal Schedule 15 - State Government)
The aim of this course is to provide participants with an opportunity to achieve competency in undertaking the disposal of records, in a comfortable and practical learning environment that balances theory with practice. Along the way, participants will explore the concept of disposal and the full range of disposal tools available. Standards and legislation that impact on disposal and records management will also be discussed, along with issues related to records management in general. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the application of knowledge and skills they have developed during the course.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to undertake records disposal as part of their role and would like to increase chances of obtaining work in records management within the S. Australian State Government by achieving competency.
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GDS_15 (Version 5) (General Disposal Schedule 15 - State Government)
The aim of this course is to provide participants with an opportunity to achieve competency in undertaking the disposal of records, in a comfortable and practical learning environment that balances theory with practice. Along the way, participants will explore the concept of disposal and the full range of disposal tools available. Standards and legislation that impact on disposal and records management will also be discussed, along with issues related to records management in general. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the application of knowledge and skills they have developed during the course.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to undertake records disposal as part of their role.
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GDS_15 (Version 6) (General Disposal Schedule 15 - State Government)
The aim of this course is to provide participants with an opportunity to achieve competency in undertaking the disposal of records, in a comfortable and practical learning environment that balances theory with practice. Along the way, participants will explore the concept of disposal and the full range of disposal tools available. Standards and legislation that impact on disposal and records management will also be discussed, along with issues related to records management in general. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the application of knowledge and skills they have developed during the course.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to undertake records disposal as part of their role.
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GDS_20 (Version 0) (General Disposal Schedule 20 - Local Government)
There are no prerequisites for this course.
There are no related courses.
The aim of this course is to provide participants with an opportunity to achieve competency in undertaking disposal of records, in a comfortable and practical learning environment that balances theory with practice. Along the way, participants will explore the concept of disposal and the full range of disposal tools available. Standards and legislation that impact on disposal and records management will also be discussed, along with issues related to records management in general. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the application of knowledge and skills they have developed during the course.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to undertake records disposal as part of their role and would like to increase chances of obtaining work in records management within the S. Australian Local Government by achieving competency.
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GDS_20 (Version 1) (General Disposal Schedule 20 - Local Government)
The aim of this course is to provide participants with an opportunity to achieve competency in undertaking disposal of records, in a comfortable and practical learning environment that balances theory with practice. Along the way, participants will explore the concept of disposal and the full range of disposal tools available. Standards and legislation that impact on disposal and records management will also be discussed, along with issues related to records management in general. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the application of knowledge and skills they have developed during the course.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to undertake records disposal as part of their role and would like to increase chances of obtaining work in records management within the S. Australian Local Government by achieving competency.
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GDS_20 (Version 2) (General Disposal Schedule 20 - Local Government)
The aim of this course is to provide participants with an opportunity to achieve competency in undertaking disposal of records, in a comfortable and practical learning environment that balances theory with practice. Along the way, participants will explore the concept of disposal and the full range of disposal tools available. Standards and legislation that impact on disposal and records management will also be discussed, along with issues related to records management in general. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the application of knowledge and skills they have developed during the course.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to undertake records disposal as part of their role and would like to increase chances of obtaining work in records management within the S. Australian Local Government by achieving competency.
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GDS_20 (Version 3) (General Disposal Schedule 20 - Local Government)
The aim of this course is to provide participants with an opportunity to achieve competency in undertaking disposal of records, in a comfortable and practical learning environment that balances theory with practice. Along the way, participants will explore the concept of disposal and the full range of disposal tools available. Standards and legislation that impact on disposal and records management will also be discussed, along with issues related to records management in general. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the application of knowledge and skills they have developed during the course.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to undertake records disposal as part of their role and would like to increase chances of obtaining work in records management within the S. Australian Local Government by achieving competency.
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GDS_20 (Version 4) (General Disposal Schedule 20 - Local Government)
The aim of this course is to provide participants with an opportunity to achieve competency in undertaking disposal of records, in a comfortable and practical learning environment that balances theory with practice. Along the way, participants will explore the concept of disposal and the full range of disposal tools available. Standards and legislation that impact on disposal and records management will also be discussed, along with issues related to records management in general. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the application of knowledge and skills they have developed during the course.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to undertake records disposal as part of their role and would like to increase chances of obtaining work in records management within the S. Australian Local Government by achieving competency.
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GDS_20 (Version 5) (General Disposal Schedule 20 - Local Government)
The aim of this course is to provide participants with an opportunity to achieve competency in undertaking disposal of records, in a comfortable and practical learning environment that balances theory with practice. Along the way, participants will explore the concept of disposal and the full range of disposal tools available. Standards and legislation that impact on disposal and records management will also be discussed, along with issues related to records management in general. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the application of knowledge and skills they have developed during the course.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to undertake records disposal as part of their role.
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The aim of this course is to provide participants with an opportunity to achieve competency in undertaking disposal of records, in a comfortable and practical learning environment that balances theory with practice. Along the way, participants will explore the concept of disposal and the full range of disposal tools available. Standards and legislation that impact on disposal and records management will also be discussed, along with issues related to records management in general. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the application of knowledge and skills they have developed during the course.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to undertake records disposal as part of their role and would like to increase chances of obtaining work in within the S.A. State Government Ministerial Offices by achieving competency.
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The aim of this course is to provide participants with an opportunity to achieve competency in undertaking disposal of records, in a comfortable and practical learning environment that balances theory with practice. Along the way, participants will explore the concept of disposal and the full range of disposal tools available. Standards and legislation that impact on disposal and records management will also be discussed, along with issues related to records management in general. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the application of knowledge and skills they have developed during the course.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to undertake records disposal as part of their role and would like to increase chances of obtaining work in within the S.A. State Government Ministerial Offices by achieving competency.
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KAAA (Version 0) (Keyword Thesaurus - Classify and Control Records)
There are no prerequisites for this course.
There are no related courses.
The aim of this course is to provide participants with the opportunity to achieve competency in the application of functional classification as a system for classifying and titling records. Participants will be introduced to the principals of keyword classification and the concepts of functions and activities. Ample time is given to practical exercises, which allow participants to apply what they have learnt from the theoretical sessions. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the application of knowledge and skills they have developed during the course.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to classify and title records as part of their role and would like to increase chances of obtaining work in records management within the S. Australian State Government by achieving competency.
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KAAA (Version 1) (Keyword Thesaurus - Classify and Control Records)
The aim of this course is to provide participants with the opportunity to achieve competency in the application of functional classification as a system for classifying and titling records. Participants will be introduced to the principals of keyword classification and the concepts of functions and activities. Ample time is given to practical exercises, which allow participants to apply what they have learnt from the theoretical sessions. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the application of knowledge and skills they have developed during the course.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to classify and title records as part of their role and would like to increase chances of obtaining work in records management within the S. Australian State Government by achieving competency.
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KAAA (Version 2) (Keyword Thesaurus - Classify and Control Records)
The aim of this course is to provide participants with the opportunity to achieve competency in the application of functional classification as a system for classifying and titling records. Participants will be introduced to the principals of keyword classification and the concepts of functions and activities. Ample time is given to practical exercises, which allow participants to apply what they have learnt from the theoretical sessions. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the application of knowledge and skills they have developed during the course.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to classify and title records as part of their role and would like to increase chances of obtaining work in records management within the S. Australian State Government by achieving competency.
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KAAA (Version 3) (Keyword Thesaurus - Classify and Control Records)
The aim of this course is to provide participants with the opportunity to achieve competency in the application of functional classification as a system for classifying and titling records. Participants will be introduced to the principals of keyword classification and the concepts of functions and activities. Ample time is given to practical exercises, which allow participants to apply what they have learnt from the theoretical sessions. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the application of knowledge and skills they have developed during the course.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to classify and title records as part of their role and would like to increase chances of obtaining work in records management within the S. Australian State Government by achieving competency.
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KAAA (Version 4) (Keyword Thesaurus - Classify and Control Records)
The aim of this course is to provide participants with the opportunity to achieve competency in the application of functional classification as a system for classifying and titling records. Participants will be introduced to the principals of keyword classification and the concepts of functions and activities. Ample time is given to practical exercises, which allow participants to apply what they have learnt from the theoretical sessions. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the application of knowledge and skills they have developed during the course.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to classify and title records as part of their role and would like to increase chances of obtaining work in records management within the S. Australian State Government by achieving competency.
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KAAA (Version 5) (Keyword Thesaurus - Classify and Control Records)
The aim of this course is to provide participants with the opportunity to achieve competency in the application of functional classification as a system for classifying and titling records. Participants will be introduced to the principals of keyword classification and the concepts of functions and activities. Ample time is given to practical exercises, which allow participants to apply what they have learnt from the theoretical sessions. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the application of knowledge and skills they have developed during the course.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to classify and title records as part of their role.
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KAAA (Version 6) (Keyword Thesaurus - Classify and Control Records)
The aim of this course is to provide participants with the opportunity to achieve competency in the application of functional classification as a system for classifying and titling records. Participants will be introduced to the principals of keyword classification and the concepts of functions and activities. Ample time is given to practical exercises, which allow participants to apply what they have learnt from the theoretical sessions. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the application of knowledge and skills they have developed during the course.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to classify and title records as part of their role.
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LG_Thesaurus (Version 0) (LGA Thesaurus - Classify and Control Records)
There are no prerequisites for this course.
There are no related courses.
The aim of this course is to provide participants with the opportunity to achieve competency in the application of functional classification as a system for classifying and titling records. Participants will be introduced to the principals of keyword classification and the concepts of functions and activities. Ample time is given to practical exercises, which allow participants to apply what they have learnt from the theoretical sessions. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the knowledge and skills they have developed in classification and titling on the second day.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to classify and title records as part of their role and would like to increase chances of obtaining work in records management within the S. Australian Local Government by achieving competency.
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LG_Thesaurus (Version 1) (LGA Thesaurus - Classify and Control Records)
The aim of this course is to provide participants with the opportunity to achieve competency in the application of functional classification as a system for classifying and titling records. Participants will be introduced to the principals of keyword classification and the concepts of functions and activities. Ample time is given to practical exercises, which allow participants to apply what they have learnt from the theoretical sessions. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the knowledge and skills they have developed in classification and titling on the second day.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to classify and title records as part of their role and would like to increase chances of obtaining work in records management within the S. Australian Local Government by achieving competency.
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LG_Thesaurus (Version 2) (LGA Thesaurus - Classify and Control Records)
The aim of this course is to provide participants with the opportunity to achieve competency in the application of functional classification as a system for classifying and titling records. Participants will be introduced to the principals of keyword classification and the concepts of functions and activities. Ample time is given to practical exercises, which allow participants to apply what they have learnt from the theoretical sessions. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the knowledge and skills they have developed in classification and titling on the second day.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to classify and title records as part of their role and would like to increase chances of obtaining work in records management within the S. Australian Local Government by achieving competency.
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LG_Thesaurus (Version 3) (LGA Thesaurus - Classify and Control Records)
The aim of this course is to provide participants with the opportunity to achieve competency in the application of functional classification as a system for classifying and titling records. Participants will be introduced to the principals of keyword classification and the concepts of functions and activities. Ample time is given to practical exercises, which allow participants to apply what they have learnt from the theoretical sessions. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the knowledge and skills they have developed in classification and titling on the second day.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to classify and title records as part of their role and would like to increase chances of obtaining work in records management within the S. Australian Local Government by achieving competency.
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LG_Thesaurus (Version 4) (LGA Thesaurus - Classify and Control Records)
The aim of this course is to provide participants with the opportunity to achieve competency in the application of functional classification as a system for classifying and titling records. Participants will be introduced to the principals of keyword classification and the concepts of functions and activities. Ample time is given to practical exercises, which allow participants to apply what they have learnt from the theoretical sessions. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the knowledge and skills they have developed in classification and titling on the second day.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to classify and title records as part of their role and would like to increase chances of obtaining work in records management within the S. Australian Local Government by achieving competency.
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LG_Thesaurus (Version 5) (LGA Thesaurus - Classify and Control Records)
The aim of this course is to provide participants with the opportunity to achieve competency in the application of functional classification as a system for classifying and titling records. Participants will be introduced to the principals of keyword classification and the concepts of functions and activities. Ample time is given to practical exercises, which allow participants to apply what they have learnt from the theoretical sessions. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the knowledge and skills they have developed in classification and titling.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to classify and title records as part of their role.
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LG_Thesaurus (Version 6) (LGA Thesaurus - Classify and Control Records)
The aim of this course is to provide participants with the opportunity to achieve competency in the application of functional classification as a system for classifying and titling records. Participants will be introduced to the principals of keyword classification and the concepts of functions and activities. Ample time is given to practical exercises, which allow participants to apply what they have learnt from the theoretical sessions. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the knowledge and skills they have developed in classification and titling.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to classify and title records as part of their role.
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RSIT (Version 0) (Record Series Identification and Transfer)
There are no prerequisites for this course.
There are no related courses.
The aim of this course is to provide participants with the opportunity to obtain knowledge of the series system, to be used when transferring permanent records to State Records of South Australia, and apply the acquired knowledge and skills in practical exercises. Participants will be introduced to all elements of the transfer process. This will include the identification of a series, the preparation of consignment lists and all other necessary documentation associated with permanent transfers. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the knowledge and skills they have developed in record series identification and transfer in the second part of the day.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to transfer permanent records as part of their role and would like to increase chances of obtaining work in records management within the S. Australian Government by achieving competency.
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RSIT (Version 1) (Record Series Identification and Transfer)
The aim of this course is to provide participants with the opportunity to obtain knowledge of the series system, to be used when transferring permanent records to State Records of South Australia, and apply the acquired knowledge and skills in practical exercises. Participants will be introduced to all elements of the transfer process. This will include the identification of a series, the preparation of consignment lists and all other necessary documentation associated with permanent transfers. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the knowledge and skills they have developed in record series identification and transfer in the second part of the day.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to transfer permanent records as part of their role and would like to increase chances of obtaining work in records management within the S. Australian Government by achieving competency.
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RSIT (Version 2) (Record Series Identification and Transfer)
The aim of this course is to provide participants with the opportunity to obtain knowledge of the series system, to be used when transferring permanent records to State Records of South Australia, and apply the acquired knowledge and skills in practical exercises. Participants will be introduced to all elements of the transfer process. This will include the identification of a series, the preparation of consignment lists and all other necessary documentation associated with permanent transfers. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the knowledge and skills they have developed in record series identification and transfer in the second part of the day.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to transfer permanent records as part of their role and would like to increase chances of obtaining work in records management within the S. Australian Government by achieving competency.
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RSIT (Version 3) (Record Series Identification and Transfer)
The aim of this course is to provide participants with the opportunity to obtain knowledge of the series system, to be used when transferring permanent records to State Records of South Australia, and apply the acquired knowledge and skills in practical exercises. Participants will be introduced to all elements of the transfer process. This will include the identification of a series, the preparation of consignment lists and all other necessary documentation associated with permanent transfers. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the knowledge and skills they have developed in record series identification and transfer in the second part of the day.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to transfer permanent records as part of their role and would like to increase chances of obtaining work in records management within the S. Australian Government by achieving competency.
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RSIT (Version 4) (Record Series Identification and Transfer)
The aim of this course is to provide participants with the opportunity to obtain knowledge of the series system, to be used when transferring permanent records to State Records of South Australia, and apply the acquired knowledge and skills in practical exercises. Participants will be introduced to all elements of the transfer process. This will include the identification of a series, the preparation of consignment lists and all other necessary documentation associated with permanent transfers. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the knowledge and skills they have developed in record series identification and transfer in the second part of the day.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to transfer permanent records as part of their role and would like to increase chances of obtaining work in records management within the S. Australian Government by achieving competency.
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RSIT (Version 5) (Record Series Identification and Transfer)
The aim of this course is to provide participants with the opportunity to obtain knowledge of the series system, to be used when transferring permanent records to State Records of South Australia, and apply the acquired knowledge and skills in practical exercises. Participants will be introduced to all elements of the transfer process. This will include the identification of a series, the preparation of consignment lists and all other necessary documentation associated with permanent transfers. For More Information.
Assessment: Participants will be assessed on the knowledge and skills they have developed in record series identification and transfer in the second part of the day.
Target Audience:
This course is for RM practitioners who are required to transfer permanent records as part of their role.
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Module 1-2 - FOI Officers Process FOI Applications
FOI_Off_Act_Process (Version 1) (Module 1-2 - FOI Officers Process FOI Applications)
There are no prerequisites for this course.
There are no related courses.
This is module 1 and module 2 of the suite of four modules which form the training for Accredited and Non-Accredited FOI Officers Course.
These modules are designed to cover the internal administrative procedures required by S.A. Government entities. Enrolment in these modules is restricted to S.A. State Government, Local Government and University staff.
Module 1 introduces participants to the South Australian Freedom of Information Act 1991 and regulations and examines FOI in the context of other administrative law and policy. Module 1 also explains the role of an accredited FOI officer and their responsibilities under the FOI Act. Course outline:
FOI and FOI legislation
FOI and other administrative law, policy and procedure
Accredited FOI officers and their responsibilities
Reporting requirements and other obligations
Module 2 examines all aspects of the administration and processing of FOI applications. It is designed to advance the practical knowledge and skills of FOI officers in the procedural aspects of handling FOI requests according to the requirements of the FOI Act. Course Outline:
Administration of FOI applications
Interpretation of applications and transfers
Searching for and compiling documents
Time limits and time extensions
Refusal to deal with an application
Fees and charges
Consultation
Amendment of personal records
Internal and external reviews
Assessment:
This course is not formally assessed. However, a certificate of attendance is awarded.
Those participants that will be designated as an accredited FOI officer must complete modules 1 and 2 before commencing Module 3 - Assessing FOI Exemption Clauses.
All modules must be completed before a principal officer can designate a participant as an accredited FOI officer.
Target Audience:
Staff who will be designated as an accredited FOI officer within their organisation and other staff requiring training in FOI.
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FOI_Off_Act_Process (Version 2) (Module 1-2 - FOI Officers Process FOI Applications)
There are no prerequisites for this course.
There are no related courses.
This is module 1 and module 2 of the suite of four modules which form the training for Accredited and Non-Accredited FOI Officers Course.
These modules are designed to cover the internal administrative procedures required by S.A. Government entities. Enrolment in these modules is restricted to S.A. State Government, Local Government and University staff.
Module 1 introduces participants to the South Australian Freedom of Information Act 1991 and regulations and examines FOI in the context of other administrative law and policy. Module 1 also explains the role of an accredited FOI officer and their responsibilities under the FOI Act. Course outline:
FOI and FOI legislation
FOI and other administrative law, policy and procedure
Accredited FOI officers and their responsibilities
Reporting requirements and other obligations
Module 2 examines all aspects of the administration and processing of FOI applications. It is designed to advance the practical knowledge and skills of FOI officers in the procedural aspects of handling FOI requests according to the requirements of the FOI Act. Course Outline:
Administration of FOI applications
Interpretation of applications and transfers
Searching for and compiling documents
Time limits and time extensions
Refusal to deal with an application
Fees and charges
Consultation
Amendment of personal records
Internal and external reviews
Assessment:
This course is not formally assessed. However, a certificate of attendance is awarded.
Those participants that will be designated as an accredited FOI officer must complete modules 1 and 2 before commencing Module 3 - Assessing FOI Exemption Clauses.
All modules must be completed before a principal officer can designate a participant as an accredited FOI officer.
Target Audience:
Staff who will be designated as an accredited FOI officer within their organisation and other staff requiring training in FOI.
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FOI_Off_Exempt (Version 1) (Module 3 - Assessing FOI Exemption Clauses)
There are no prerequisites for this course.
There are no related courses.
This is module 3 of the suite of four modules which form the training for Accredited and Non-Accredited FOI Officers Course.
These modules are designed to cover the internal administrative procedures required by S.A. Government entities. Enrolment in these modules is restricted to S.A. State Government, Local Government and University staff.
Module 3 examines the types of documents that may be exempt from disclosure as identified in schedule 1 to the FOI Act. It also discusses some common terms or themes that appear in schedule 1, such as the 'public interest' and 'substantial adverse effect'. Module 3 also discusses case law and administrative decisions relevant to the interpretation and application of exemption provisions in the FOI Act. Course outline:
General approach to exemptions
The public interest
Recurring themes
Exemption clauses in schedule 1
Assessment:
This course is not formally assessed. However, a certificate of attendance is awarded.
Those participants that will be designated as an accredited FOI officer must complete this module before commencing Module 4 - Making and Drafting FOI determinations.
All modules must be completed before a principal officer can designate a participant as an accredited FOI officer.
Target Audience:
Staff who will be designated as an accredited FOI officer within their organisation and other staff requiring training in FOI.
Click on this button to display any Events scheduled for this Course.
FOI_Off_Exempt (Version 2) (Module 3 - Assessing FOI Exemption Clauses)
There are no prerequisites for this course.
There are no related courses.
This is module 3 of the suite of four modules which form the training for Accredited and Non-Accredited FOI Officers Course.
These modules are designed to cover the internal administrative procedures required by S.A. Government entities. Enrolment in these modules is restricted to S.A. State Government, Local Government and University staff.
Module 3 examines the types of documents that may be exempt from disclosure as identified in schedule 1 to the FOI Act. It also discusses some common terms or themes that appear in schedule 1, such as the 'public interest' and 'substantial adverse effect'. Module 3 also discusses case law and administrative decisions relevant to the interpretation and application of exemption provisions in the FOI Act. Course outline:
General approach to exemptions
The public interest
Recurring themes
Exemption clauses in schedule 1
Assessment:
This course is not formally assessed. However, a certificate of attendance is awarded.
Those participants that will be designated as an accredited FOI officer must complete this module before commencing Module 4 - Making and Drafting FOI determinations.
All modules must be completed before a principal officer can designate a participant as an accredited FOI officer.
Target Audience:
Staff who will be designated as an accredited FOI officer within their organisation and other staff requiring training in FOI.
Click on this button to display any Events scheduled for this Course.
FOI_Off_Exempt (Version 3) (Module 3 - Assessing FOI Exemption Clauses)
There are no prerequisites for this course.
There are no related courses.
This is module 3 of the suite of four modules which form the training for Accredited and Non-Accredited FOI Officers Course.
These modules are designed to cover the internal administrative procedures required by S.A. Government entities. Enrolment in these modules is restricted to S.A. State Government, Local Government and University staff.
Module 3 examines the types of documents that may be exempt from disclosure as identified in schedule 1 to the FOI Act. It also discusses some common terms or themes that appear in schedule 1, such as the 'public interest' and 'substantial adverse effect'. Module 3 also discusses case law and administrative decisions relevant to the interpretation and application of exemption provisions in the FOI Act. Course outline:
General approach to exemptions
The public interest
Recurring themes
Exemption clauses in schedule 1
Assessment:
This course is not formally assessed. However, a certificate of attendance is awarded.
Those participants that will be designated as an accredited FOI officer must complete this module before commencing Module 4 - Making and Drafting FOI determinations.
All modules must be completed before a principal officer can designate a participant as an accredited FOI officer.
Target Audience:
Staff who will be designated as an accredited FOI officer within their organisation and other staff requiring training in FOI.
Click on this button to display any Events scheduled for this Course.
FOI_Off_Determine (Version 1) (Module 4 - Making and Drafting FOI Determinations)
There are no prerequisites for this course.
There are no related courses.
This is module 4 of the suite of four modules which form the training for Accredited and Non-Accredited FOI Officers Course.
These modules are designed to cover the internal administrative procedures required by S.A. Government entities. Enrolment in these modules is restricted to S.A. State Government, Local Government and University staff.
Module 4 examines the requirements that must be met by agencies when making and drafting notices of determination under the FOI Act. This Module also provides examples of written determinations and examines some of the common deficiencies in notices of determinations. Course outline:
Making a determination
Drafting a written determination
Examples of written determinations
Assessment:
This course is not formally assessed. However, a certificate of attendance is awarded.
Those participants that will be designated as an accredited FOI officer must complete Modules 1, 2 and 3 before commencing Module 4
All modules must be completed before a principal officer can designate a participant as an accredited FOI officer.
Target Audience:
Staff who will be designated as an accredited FOI officer within their organisation and other staff requiring training in FOI.
Click on this button to display any Events scheduled for this Course.
FOI_Off_Determine (Version 2) (Module 4 - Making and Drafting FOI Determinations)
There are no prerequisites for this course.
There are no related courses.
This is module 4 of the suite of four modules which form the training for Accredited and Non-Accredited FOI Officers Course.
These modules are designed to cover the internal administrative procedures required by S.A. Government entities. Enrolment in these modules is restricted to S.A. State Government, Local Government and University staff.
Module 4 examines the requirements that must be met by agencies when making and drafting notices of determination under the FOI Act. This Module also provides examples of written determinations and examines some of the common deficiencies in notices of determinations. Course outline:
Making a determination
Drafting a written determination
Examples of written determinations
Assessment:
This course is not formally assessed. However, a certificate of attendance is awarded.
Those participants that will be designated as an accredited FOI officer must complete Modules 1, 2 and 3 before commencing Module 4
All modules must be completed before a principal officer can designate a participant as an accredited FOI officer.
Target Audience:
Staff who will be designated as an accredited FOI officer within their organisation and other staff requiring training in FOI.
Click on this button to display any Events scheduled for this Course.
FOI_Off_Determine (Version 3) (Module 4 - Making and Drafting FOI Determinations)
There are no prerequisites for this course.
There are no related courses.
This is module 4 of the suite of four modules which form the training for Accredited and Non-Accredited FOI Officers Course.
These modules are designed to cover the internal administrative procedures required by S.A. Government entities. Enrolment in these modules is restricted to S.A. State Government, Local Government and University staff.
Module 4 examines the requirements that must be met by agencies when making and drafting notices of determination under the FOI Act. This Module also provides examples of written determinations and examines some of the common deficiencies in notices of determinations. Course outline:
Making a determination
Drafting a written determination
Examples of written determinations
Assessment:
This course is not formally assessed. However, a certificate of attendance is awarded.
Those participants that will be designated as an accredited FOI officer must complete Modules 1, 2 and 3 before commencing Module 4
All modules must be completed before a principal officer can designate a participant as an accredited FOI officer.
Target Audience:
Staff who will be designated as an accredited FOI officer within their organisation and other staff requiring training in FOI.
Click on this button to display any Events scheduled for this Course.
This course provides participants with the information necessary to record and process FOI application details into the South Australia Freedom of Information Management Systems (FOIMS). Facilities are also available in FOIMS for a responsible officer to report confidentiality clauses in contracts as required under the Freedom of Information Act, 1991.
This course is designed to cover the use and operation of FOIMS as required of S.A. Government entities. The course covers the following:
Access to the FOIMS website
Manage personal and business details
Record and progress an FOI application
Utilise application functions, such as: transfer, time extension, fees and charges, diary entries, determination, generate letters
Reports
Search
Record and report on contract confidentiality clauses
This course is not formally assessed. However, a certificate of attendance is awarded.
Target Audience:
Enrolment in this course is restricted to S.A. State Government, Local Government and University staff.
Staff who are considered to be designated FOI Officers within their organisations, and operational staff responsible for recording and reporting on the operation of FOI in their agency.
Click on this button to display any Events scheduled for this Course.
FOIMS_Intro (Version 2) (Introduction to FOI Management System (FOIMS))
This course provides participants with the information necessary to record and process FOI application details into the South Australia Freedom of Information Management Systems (FOIMS). Facilities are also available in FOIMS for a responsible officer to report confidentiality clauses in contracts as required under the Freedom of Information Act, 1991.
This course is designed to cover the use and operation of FOIMS as required of S.A. Government entities. The course covers the following:
Access to the FOIMS website
Manage personal and business details
Record and progress an FOI application
Utilise application functions, such as: transfer, time extension, fees and charges, diary entries, determination, generate letters
Reports
Search
Record and report on contract confidentiality clauses
This course is not formally assessed. However, a certificate of attendance is awarded.
Target Audience:
Enrolment in this course is restricted to S.A. State Government, Local Government and University staff.
Staff who are considered to be designated FOI Officers within their organisations, and operational staff responsible for recording and reporting on the operation of FOI in their agency.
Click on this button to display any Events scheduled for this Course.
FOIMS_Intro (Version 3) (Introduction to FOI Management System (FOIMS))
This course provides participants with the information necessary to record and process FOI application details into the South Australia Freedom of Information Management Systems (FOIMS). Facilities are also available in FOIMS for a responsible officer to report confidentiality clauses in contracts as required under the Freedom of Information Act, 1991.
This course is designed to cover the use and operation of FOIMS as required of S.A. Government entities. The course covers the following:
Access to the FOIMS website
Manage personal and business details
Record and progress an FOI application
Utilise application functions, such as: transfer, time extension, fees and charges, diary entries, determination, generate letters
Reports
Search
Record and report on contract confidentiality clauses
This course is not formally assessed. However, a certificate of attendance is awarded.
Target Audience:
Enrolment in this course is restricted to S.A. State Government, Local Government and University staff.
Staff who are considered to be designated FOI Officers within their organisations, and operational staff responsible for recording and reporting on the operation of FOI in their agency.
Click on this button to display any Events scheduled for this Course.
FOIMS_Intro (Version 4) (Introduction to FOI Management System (FOIMS))
This course provides participants with the information necessary to record and process FOI application details into the South Australia Freedom of Information Management Systems (FOIMS). Facilities are also available in FOIMS for a responsible officer to report confidentiality clauses in contracts as required under the Freedom of Information Act, 1991.
This course is designed to cover the use and operation of FOIMS as required of S.A. Government entities. The course covers the following:
Access to the FOIMS website
Manage personal and business details
Record and progress an FOI application
Utilise application functions, such as: transfer, time extension, fees and charges, diary entries, determination, generate letters
Reports
Search
Record and report on contract confidentiality clauses
This course is not formally assessed. However, a certificate of attendance is awarded.
Target Audience:
Enrolment in this course is restricted to S.A. State Government, Local Government and University staff.
Staff who are considered to be designated FOI Officers within their organisations, and operational staff responsible for recording and reporting on the operation of FOI in their agency.
Click on this button to display any Events scheduled for this Course.
Most of the Operational Training Courses have an assessment component that allows State Records to determine the competency of learners.
The assessment of an Accredited Operational course may (subsequently) be used as a component in gaining Recognition of Prior Learning for a Nationally Accredited course.
The State Records website publishes up-to-date details of the status of all of its courses in the Training and Education Schedule - see link below. From these details, the following information can be acquired for each Operational Course Event:
the Start Date and Completion Date
the Location of the Course Event
the cost per seat
the current number of seats available
and whether the Course Event has actually been confirmed.
After confirming that the Operational course has vacancies, the following process steps have to be followed to enrol in these courses.
You cannot enrol in State Records Training and Education Courses until you are a registered State Records customer.
Note: This is a different process to that for customer who retrieve records from the State Records Repository.
I do not know if I am registered:
Click on Member Services in the banner at the top of any web page.
Click on Member Login in the left hand menu.
Enter the word Members in the Group: box and enter your usual email address in the Email Address: box.
You will now receive a message informing you whether State Records does or does not recognises you.
If you are a registered State Records customer, an email will be sent to the email address you have just entered. This email is important as it will contain your Login and Password for the Group 'Members'. After your email has arrived, proceed to Enrol in an Operational course.
If you are not registered, proceed to Register.
I have forgotten my registered Login and Password for the Group 'Members - follow the preceding process for 'I do not know if I am registered'.
I am definitely not a registered customer - proceed to Register.
I know I am registered as a State Records customer and I have my Login and Password for the Group 'Members' - proceed to Enrol in an Operational course.
At this stage, you have decided that you need to register as a State Records customer for Training and Education purposes.
Register
I will register as a State Records customer.
Click on Member Services in the banner at the top of any web page.
Click on Create Contact Registration in the left hand menu.
Enter your details in the mandatory fields (highlighted in red).
Click on the Create New Contact Details button.
Check any relevant information is correct and add any optional information that you wish to enter.
Click on the Save New Contact Details button.
An automatic email will be sent to an administrator to approve your request. On approval, an automated email will be sent to the email address with which you registered.
This will contain your Login, Password and Group 'Members' that will be used for any future Login to the State Records web site.
You will need these details, at a future date, to attempt to enrol in any State Records' Training Course.
At this stage, you believe that you are definitely registered as a State Records customer for Training and Education purposes. You have your Login and Password for the Group 'Members'.
Enrol
State Records is slowly phasing in enrolment for all State Records courses via our State Records website. However at this stage, for Operational courses, only the registration as a State Records customer is being performed on-line.
Once a customer has become registered, the next step, currently, is to download the Training and Registration Form below.
Then:
Fax or mail a Purchase Order, to cover the total cost of all the Operational Courses in which you wish to enrol, to the State Records Training Coordinator.
These costs will have been ascertained by consulting the Training and Education Schedule.
N.B. A separate Purchase Order is needed for a GST Free course as opposed to a GST required course.
Also Fax or mail a completed Training Registration Form for each course in which you wish to enrol.
Once all of these forms have been received by the State Records Training Coordinator, the customer will be enrolled by State Records. This will trigger an automatic email to the customer confirming the courses in which they are enrolled and the dates for which the courses are currently scheduled.
The receipt of this email does not guarantee that the course will actually be delivered unless it states that the course has been confirmed. All State Records classroom courses will only be confirmed when the advertised minimum number of enrolments for a particular courses has occurred.
Once the minimum number of enrolments has occurred, all potential students will be notified automatically by email.
State Records reserves the right to cancel a session, if the minimum number of people required for a course has not been reached, one week prior to the course being delivered.
If a Course Event has been confirmed as occurring, additional customers may register for this Course Event up to two business days prior to the delivery date - unless the maximum number of students allowed for a course will be exceeded.
Courses will be held in the lower ground floor Training Room at State Records City Research Centre, unless otherwise notified. Any change of location will be posted on this website in the Training and Education Schedule - see link below.
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