Cultural and Linguistic Diversity (CaLD) Training

Australia is a multicultural country, with people from all over the world calling it home. In Burnie – we are becoming more diverse. We speak 23 languages at home. The top 5 after English are: Mandarin, Nepali, Punjabi, Arabic Sinhalese. The majority of people moving to Burnie are families with children, migrant services workers, and retirees. (Source: Burnie City Council Strategic Plan 2044).

Join us to gain information on migrants and how to practice cultural humility.

Where: University of Tasmania (UTAS) Domestic Arts Building

When: Wednesday 1 May 2024

Time: 9.30am to 11.30am

 

Light refreshments will be available. Everyone Welcome!

We run workshops for our community throughout the year. They are short sessions and are usually free of charge. Anyone in our community can learn more about a particular topic. This includes mums, dads, workers, teachers, and young and retired people. When we build the knowledge, skills, and experience of the Burnie Works Team and the local community. This will strengthen our ability to drive positive change in Burnie together