ACMARM407Conduct community awareness programs

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43 assessable components: 4 elements (20 performance criteria), 8 performance evidence and 13 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 2 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Research community education requirements

  • 1.1Explore and identify social issues surrounding animal care, management and ownership
  • 1.2Identify data and information needs and expectations of the community, and culturally effective and inclusive communication methods
  • 1.3Discuss changes and improvements to community awareness programs with the community to ensure the programs meet their needs
  • 1.4Include appropriate contributions in the production of new and improved program materials and methods
  • 1.5Publicise reports on progress of community awareness programs, and encourage community feedback

2 Plan community awareness programs

  • 2.1Determine objectives of programs in consultation with relevant personnel
  • 2.2Conduct research to gather information for program
  • 2.3Structure draft programs and incorporate feedback as required
  • 2.4Finalise programs and ensure compliance with workplace procedures
  • 2.5Identify, source and organise relevant media, equipment, aids and materials to be used in the program

3 Deliver community awareness programs

  • 3.1Present information in a clear and logical sequence
  • 3.2Conduct programs using effective communication techniques, audience-appropriate information and recognised principles of group learning appropriate to the community
  • 3.3Operate relevant equipment and use marketing aids and materials to assist the community in understanding the programs
  • 3.4Provide opportunities for the community to seek clarification on points
  • 3.5Answer questions and supplement with relevant information where possible
  • 3.6Refer queries outside the area of responsibility or expertise to relevant personnel

4 Evaluate the delivery of community awareness programs

  • 4.1Assess community understanding and responses to the programs
  • 4.2Analyse feedback from the community and observers
  • 4.3Review impact of program on department operations
  • 4.4Make recommendations for changes and improvement to community awareness programs

Performance evidence

  • An individual demonstrating competency must satisfy all of the elements and performance criteria in this unit.
  • There must be evidence that the individual has conducted at least two community awareness or education programs. The programs must cover different topics and be delivered to a different audience. One program must be conducted to an audience face-to-face.
  • For each program, the individual must have:
  • consulted with the community to determine needs, expectations and potential barriers
  • conducted research and gathered information to develop the program
  • used relevant media, equipment, materials and/or aids
  • presented program to the community using effective communication techniques
  • gathered community feedback and evaluated the delivery of program.

Knowledge evidence

  • An individual must be able to demonstrate the knowledge required to perform the tasks outlined in the elements and performance criteria of this unit. This includes knowledge of:
  • how data collection and consultation methods support the development of programs
  • communication techniques to improve accessibility and inclusiveness
  • potential barriers to: effective communication, including cultural and language barriers
  • potential barriers to: program effectiveness, including legal and environmental barriers
  • legislation relevant to the subject matter of the program or presentation
  • workplace policies and procedures relating to presenting information to the public
  • presentation techniques, including: their suitability for different audiences, including children and adults
  • presentation techniques, including: group delivery techniques
  • aids and materials to support presentations
  • effectiveness, costs and risks related to online/digital technologies for community awareness programs, including: social media
  • effectiveness, costs and risks related to online/digital technologies for community awareness programs, including: webinars
  • existing community awareness programs relevant to animal management regulation.

Foundation skills

  • Reading: Interpret critical information accurately from a range of sources and documentation relevant to program
  • Oral communication: Use open-ended questioning, active listening, paraphrasing and summarising to interact with community groups; Use appropriate public speaking techniques to address audience

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