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The Learning Beyond the Bell (LBB) program offers free training for coordinators and volunteers working in Out-of-School-Hours Learning Support Programs (OSHLSP).

Special events, workshops and networking sessions for coordinators are also scheduled throughout the year.

Upcoming training and events

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e-learning modules

Our e-learning modules are self-paced, interactive modules that are available any time on the LBB Hub. For first-time users, please register following the steps listed here.

  • Child Safety for OSHLSP Volunteers – Part 1 
    This module provides important information about Child Safety for OSHLSP Volunteers. The content covers important legislation, the Victorian Child Safety Standards, how to recognise the signs of abuse and reporting.  
  • Running Your OSHLSP
    This module has everything a coordinator of an OSHLSP needs to know about designing a new program, managing the various components, engaging the community, and extending a program. Each of the sections has short courses on topics such as volunteer management, developing partnerships, child safety, fundraising, and more. The module is designed to easily browse for what you need, or go through the whole module in one sitting. It’s perfect for new and experienced coordinators alike, and even for volunteers who would like to deepen their knowledge in these areas.
  • Refugee Journeys into Victorian Schools
    Increase your understanding of what it is like for students to begin school in a new place, explore challenges for students from refugee backgrounds, as well as their resilience and resourcefulness and reflect on ways to provide support.
  • Navigating the Victorian School System
    An informative, interactive resource about pathways through the education system in Victoria. Particularly useful for newly arrived families and young people, or the staff and volunteers who support them.

  • Family Engagement in OSHLSPs
    This module is designed to assist OSHLSP coordinators and tutors to meaningfully engage families from refugee and migrant backgrounds. It explores the benefits and addresses some of the challenges of engaging families in OSHLSPs. It also provides some practical tips to help in building collaborative relationships with families.

Book a training session for your OSHLSP

Can’t find what you’re looking for above? Book a tailored session for your volunteers or staff group. CMY trainers can come to your organisation or local community venue, or selected modules can be delivered online via Zoom.

Each module can be used as a standalone session, or combinations of modules can be run together for a full day program. See the full list of available modules here.

Contact training@cmy.net.au to book a session.