Description
AM Session – 9:30 to 12:30 / PM Session – 13:30 to 16:30
Target audience
This 3 hour course is targeted at those whose Approval to use the AIM Assessment model (AIM3 and/or U12) was given 3 years ago and is designed to keep their Approval updated. After 3 years if the Approval is not reapproved, it is considered to have lapsed and no longer valid
Only those who have already been trained in AIM assessment model (AIM3/U12) and have practiced using it for 3 years will be accepted for this reapproval course.
Course Aim
This course has been designed as part of AIM quality assurance processes, to ensure that those using either of the AIM assessment model (AIM3/U12) have the most up to date knowledge from research and practice. It is a way of checking in with practitioners who are using the AIM models to ensure they continue to receive information, support and training from AIM. This course aims to provide the participants with:
(a) The most up to date information from research and practice to ensure that practitioners are using current information in their assessments.
(b) An opportunity to be involved in the development of the model through feedback on its use in practice over the previous three years.
(c) Support and training that can be accessed through training.
(d) Confirmation Certificate of Reapproval to continue to use the AIM assessment model (AIM3/Under12) model for a further 3 years.
Competency Requirement – There is no competency requirement test for this training, however there is an expectation that the questionnaire is completed.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the course participants will:
(i) Have up to date knowledge from research and practice on either adolescent or children HSB
(ii) Revisit the core aspects of the AIM Assessment Model (AIM3 / U12) and their application to practice
(iii) Have up to date information on AIM work on current practice issues and the information, training and support available
(iv) Have their Approval to use the AIM Assessment Model (AIM3 / U12) for a further 3 years