SRE Training

All people engaged in SRE need to undergo training that covers the context of SRE, Child Protection and Classroom Management. Some of the training requirements are dependent on the role a person has within SRE. All SRE roles involve some kind of initial and ongoing training and can be completed in a couple of different modes of delivery.

SRE Essential Training must be covered and is based on the agreed framework as set out by ICCOREIS NSW Inc (for further information please click here: ICCOREIS Training and Training Framework). This covers the context of SRE, Code of Conduct, Classroom Management, Curriculum (age appropriate and using technology) and the NSW Department of Education policies (including Code of Conduct, Social Media Policy and Controversial Issues in School Policy).

Paid SRE High School Teachers are currently required to complete certificate level training through Morling College which covers the SRE Essentials Training. For further information please click here: SRE Training offered through Morling

For access to ongoing training opportunities, please check out these by clicking here: SRE Events page. Ongoing training covers general issues related to teaching and modern education, as well as SRE specific training and Classroom Management.

Child Protection training requirements are currently met by undertaking Creating Safe Spaces through the Baptist Association. This involves completing an online module and face to face training and is required to be renewed every three years. For further information please click on the button below.

SRE Essentials

SRE Essentials Training Resource

SRE Events

Click here for events related to SRE.

Creating Safe Spaces

Information regarding Child Protection.

SRE Essentials

SRE Essential training is the initial training required for people involved in SRE. It includes seven modules in total including Module 6 which is an observation lesson.

  • Module 1 is about teaching SRE in a public school in New South Wales.
  • Module 2 is about teaching and learning and explores modern education practice.
  • Module 3 is about preparing and delivering lessons and applies it to SRE curriculum.
  • Module 4 is about communicating in the classroom and classroom management.
  • Module 5 is about SRE and the Bible and understanding the Biblical story.
  • Module 6 is an observation. For further information and the observation form please choose one of the following:
  • Module 7 is about duty of care, code of conduct and departmental policies around teaching SRE in the public school system.

 

SRE Events

ESSENTIALS REFRESHERS- 27th April 2024 (TAREE)

online- zoom NSW, Australia

NOTE THIS TRAINING IS SPECIFICALLY SET UP FOR TAREE PARTICIPANTS. IT IS NOT FOR GENERAL ATTENDEES. These Refreshers review the ICCOREIS 7 Module Framework. It is presented Face to Face. […]

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ESSENTIALS REFRESHERS- 3rd & 4th June 2024

online- zoom NSW, Australia

These Refreshers review the ICCOREIS 7 Module Framework. It is presented over zoom. It was written and is approved by Australian Christian Churches and the NSW Baptist Association. Other Providers […]

$20.00 – $40.00

ESSENTIALS REFRESHERS- Saturday 15th June 2024

online- zoom NSW, Australia

These Refreshers review the ICCOREIS 7 Module Framework. It is presented over zoom. It was written and is approved by Australian Christian Churches and the NSW Baptist Association. Other Providers […]

$20.00 – $40.00

Creating Safe Spaces

All people involved in SRE must undergo Child Protection Training. As an SRE Provider we use Creating Safe Spaces to deliver Child Protection Training across the state.

For more information please click on the button.