DV-alert Training Options
DV-alert (Domestic Violence Response Training [207Mb]) is Lifeline Australia's free nationally recognised training program that enables health, allied health, education/training, childcare and community support frontline workers to confidently:
- RECOGNISE signs of domestic and family violence
- RESPOND with appropriate care
- REFER people experiencing or at risk of domestic and family violence to appropriate support services
DV-alert Terms and Conditions
Privacy Notice to Students
The Privacy Notice at Schedule 1 of the National VET Data Policy sets out privacy information a student needs to know before they enrol with a registered training organisation (RTO). As an RTO, Lifeline Australia is responsible for providing this Privacy Notice to students and therefore encourages students to read the notice prior to enrolling in our courses.
Student Enrolments
All enrolments are subject to course availability and acceptance of enrolment application based on the student criteria on page four of DV-alert Pre-enrolment Course Information [991KB] available by selecting from the three-course packages above.
Students on a Visa
Lifeline Australia Ltd RTO 88036 is not registered under the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS). CRICOS is a register of Australian education providers that recruit, enrol and teach overseas students.
Therefore, dependent on students’ visa conditions, we may not be able to provide nationally recognised training and qualifications to students on a visa. Under the Education Services for Overseas Students Act 2000 (ESOS Act), students studying in Australia on student visas must comply with visa conditions under Australian law.
This means that any students who are not Australian or New Zealand citizens must provide a copy of their passport and visa details to Lifeline Australia to obtain approval to register and complete DV-alert nationally accredited training. (Nationally Accredited Training entitles a student on successful completion to receive a Qualification).
Students who do not meet the visa requirements may enrol into a non-accredited DV-alert online course. Note these students will receive a certificate of completion, they will not receive a nationally recognised qualification.
Student Identification
All approved students will be required to provide proof of identification at the workshop or via email for e-learning participants.
DV-alert workshop student cancellations
A $100 (ex. GST) late cancellation/no show fee is applicable to students who do not cancel training enrolment within five working days of the course start commencement date or who do not attend the course they have enrolled in.
This fee covers expenses relating to administration costs and student placement.
e-Learning student cancellations
A $100 (ex. GST) late cancellation/late commencement fee is applicable to students who do not cancel training enrolment within five working days of the course start date or who do not start the course within two weeks of the course start date.
This fee covers expenses relating to administration costs and student placement.
Course Cancellations
Lifeline reserves the right to change the designated venue and date on any event described in its course catalogue.
Lifeline further reserves the right at its absolute discretion and without liability to cancel an advertised course due to insufficient bookings or through circumstances beyond the reasonable control of the company.
Course Material/Intellectual Property
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA
Copyright Regulations 1969
WARNING
This material has been reproduced and communicated to students by or on behalf of Lifeline pursuant to Part VB of the Copyright Act 1968 (the Act).
The material in these communications may be subject to copyright under the Act. Any further reproduction or communication of this material by the student may be the subject of copyright protection under the Act.
DV-alert, Lifeline Practice Model and National CS Training are copyrighted to Lifeline. It is essential that this copyright is respected to protect Lifeline's intellectual property.
Lifeline has a copyright licence from the Copyright Agency Ltd (CAL) which provides a legal means for Lifeline to access external copyright material and provide fair payment to creators and publishers for use and copying of their works.
To abide by the CAL licence Lifeline must track use of all copyrighted materials.
Certificates or Statements of Attainment
Certificates or Statements of Attainment are awarded at the discretion of the trainer and only to students who are deemed as competent upon completion of the training. Certificates or Statements of Attainment are NOT issued purely for attendance unless otherwise agreed prior to the course being carried out and in which case the certificates or statements will be worded appropriately.