Ethical behaviour and Working with Stakeholders and Caregivers
About This Course
Student care teachers will be equipped with a critical understanding of ethical practices in their vital role. They will explore the importance of integrity, professionalism, and accountability in student services, enabling teachers to effectively identify and resolve ethical dilemmas encountered in their daily work and ensuring decisions consistently uphold the well-being and best interests of students. Participants will also gain a deep understanding of the diverse roles played by stakeholders—including parents, school staff, and community partners—and their profound impact on students' development. They will develop practical communication techniques and strategies to effectively collaborate with all stakeholders, ensuring cohesive support and optimal development for the students under their care.
What You'll Learn
1) Understand the importance of ethical practice in student services.
2) Apply principles and guidelines of ethical behaviour in resolving ethical dilemmas.
3) Demonstrate understanding of the important roles played by the stakeholders and their impact on the students' development.
4) Demonstrate understanding of the benefits of working with stakeholders.
5) Demonstrate the competency of application of communication techniques and strategies in working with stakeholders in supporting the development of students under their care.
Entry Requirements
Student Care Centre teacher with at least 1 year of working experience