Board Induction

This training is designed to assist new board members by providing a short introductory course. This is appropriate for any board member serving outside NSW.

Description



The course is designed to be completed as a whole. However, boards can access individual topic modules as needed.

This training is designed to assist new board members by providing a short introductory course. This is appropriate for any board member serving outside NSW. As the NSW Education Act has particular governance and funding compliance requirements, tailored NSW-specific training has been developed that satisfies the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) requirements for board members’ formal induction training. NSW board members should complete that course instead.

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Face to face workshop

On request

Online Workshop

Yes - 5hrs

Target audience

Board members

Addressed standards

Not applicable

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