The TLG Volunteer Hub is a central location for Teach Learn Grow (TLG) volunteers to find many resources to aid in preparation for our programs and important tasks/forms for completion. We hope you find it helpful!
For login details please refer to the current program Facebook group or ask your coordinators / the PSOs.
If you have any difficulties accessing the portal please don't hesitate to email us:
Welcome to Exec! We are so excited to have you on the Executive Team this semester and cannot wait to see all the wonderful things you do in your team! This course will prepare you for your semester on exec and includes all quizzes and policies that you will need to review during the semester.
Congratulations again, we cannot wait to work with you soon!
Main portal for Rural Program Coordinators.
This is your first stop for any questions about the program, all resources you need, etc!
If you have any difficulties using the system please email hello-wa@teachlearngrow.org.au.
tutor-train-portal.pngThis is your first stop for any questions about RP, all resources you need, etc!
If you have any difficulties using the system please email hello-wa@teachlearngrow.org.au!
Welcome to the Immersion Program! Here you will find all relevant training material as well as quizzes and survey links.
If you have any questions or something isn't working, please send an email through to hello-wa@teachlearngrow.org.au with the subject line "Immersion Portal Query"
R U OK? is a harm prevention charity that works in public health promotion to encourage people to stay connected and have conversations that can help others through difficult times in their lives.
This interactive course is designed to help you learn how to ask, 'are you OK?', of anyone in your world that you might be worried about. The course also helps you learn how to respond appropriately and safely to anyone who says, 'No, I’m not OK'.
Disability awareness is an important part of establishing inclusion for people with disability. Often our fears and discomfort about interacting with people with disability is based on lack of knowledge, uncertainties, and stereotypes that can influence your attitudes. It makes sense that the more informed you are, the more likely that you will feel comfortable communicating and interacting with someone with a disability at work, in education and training or in your community.
This course focuses on promoting an awareness of disability and the impact that societal attitudes and inherent stigma and discrimination have on the lives of people with disability.
This eLearning course was developed as part of the Australian Government initiative, National Disability Coordination Officer (NDCO) Program and the Australian Disability Clearinghouse on Education and Training (ADCET) .
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