Training for MARAM-nominated staff.

The Department of Education has partnered with the Centre to deliver free and interactive family violence MARAM training to education workforces.

This 4-hour training supports school and early childhood staff to build on skills they already have to better identify and respond to family violence.

Online training is available 1-2 times a week during school term time from October 2024 to June 2026.

In-person training will be held in metropolitan and regional areas throughout Victoria from November 2024 to June 2026.

MARAM-nominated staff are identified by school and service leaders and have qualifications, training, experience, or a role aligned with wellbeing, such as wellbeing coordinators or leadership staff. The training includes activities supporting MARAM-nominated staff in screening for family violence, planning for safety, making referrals and reports, and providing ongoing support.

Training hours count towards professional learning for Victorian Institute of Teaching registration, and Casual Relief Teacher reimbursement is available (the Centre will email you instructions about how to claim this).

The training is based on the Department of Education’s Information Sharing and Family Violence Reforms: Guidance and Tools.

More information

Once you’ve completed registration, you’ll receive an email from the Centre’s Learning Management System (LMS) within 24 hours asking you to set a password to log in to the LMS at any time and see the training calendar.

Please log in and enrol yourself in a session that suits you.

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In person sessions

We invite you to join one of our sessions – more to be added soon.

  • 25 November, 2024 – East Doncaster
  • 28 November, 2024 – Wodonga
  • 29 November, 2024 – Benalla
  • 10 February, 2025 – Preston
  • 11 February, 2025 – Craigieburn
  • 12 February, 2025 – Bendigo
  • 13 February, 2025 – Swan Hill

Background

MARAM is the evidence-based family violence Multi-Agency Risk Assessment and Management (MARAM) framework that almost 400,000 workers in Victoria align with to support their family violence practice.

It was implemented in 2021 along with the Child Information Sharing Scheme and the Family Violence Information Sharing Scheme; together, these three interrelated reforms support schools and services in reducing family violence and promoting child wellbeing and safety.

View the framework.

Schools and services must share information and undertake their MARAM responsibilities alongside other services to protect children and young people from experiencing the harm caused by family. violence.

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