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Last Updated April 11th, 2024

Code Training Course

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The NAVA Code of Practice Training Course is an interactive, online training course for artists, arts workers and organisations. The course aims to clarify the Code's application in real-world situations, helping participants understand its relevance and how to apply it effectively to everyday tasks and bigger challenges.

Through interactive learning modules, including instructional videos, exercises and case studies, we will dissect various sections of the Code. Additionally, participants will have access to a dedicated community message board to exchange insights and foster a collaborative learning platform.

There are four Code of Practice Training Courses tailored for:

Each course is $139 per person, with NAVA Members receiving a 30% discount. Access the coupon code or become a member to receive this discount.

For NAVA Organisation Members purchasing courses for their employees, discounts are available based on the number of employees:

  • 10-19 employees receive a 35% discount

  • 20-29 employees receive a 40% discount

  • 30 or more employees receive a 45% discount

For bulk purchases, please email nava@visualarts.net.au to inquire, as these will be processed manually by our team.

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NAVA Code of Practice Training Course

Each student will have one (1) year of access to the learning materials and community message boards, ensuring ample time for exploration, reflection, and application.

Duration: 

30 to 90 minutes, depending on exercise engagement.

Learning outcomes:

• Master Code access and navigation.
• Recognise the Code’s usefulness.
• Understand the contents of the Code.
• Effectively apply the Code’s principles.