Introducing Modules 1, 2 and 3
Cultural Awareness Training with Indigenous Services Australia
Established
2008
100% Aboriginal
Owned
& Operated
ISA Cultural Awareness training is delivered by Tony Shaw in a seminar-style presentation. Tony’s impactful delivery is supported by his business partner Carola and their compelling audio-visual presentation. It’s sometimes harrowing, often confronting, yet witty and thoroughly educational.
Tony is an inspirational builder of cultural bridges. Sharing his own experiences in the context of Australia’s hidden history, he advocates for strong Aboriginal communities with a focus on positive traditional values to combat the effects of past policies.
A dynamic, informative, and emotional journey, you learn to engage more effectively with Aboriginal people, enhancing cultural inclusivity and improving workplace productivity.
Whether you’re taking your first steps or seeking advanced insights, ISA training provides valuable knowledge and skills.
By completing ISA Training Modules 1, 2 and 3, you experience comprehensive insights into Aboriginal culture, history, and contemporary issues.
Course Content
Training Modules 1, 2 & 3
To meet the diverse needs of different groups, we’ve structured ISA training into convenient modules. The content for each session is tailored according to each participant’s role in the workplace, and their level of Aboriginal engagement.
For staff heading out on Country, or engaging directly with Aboriginal people, completing Module 3 is invaluable.
PLEASE NOTE:
To progress to
module 3, completion
of modules 1 and 2
is required first.
Module 1:
The essential first step for every Australian.
Overview of Aboriginal Australia
Flags, Language Groups, Who’s your Mob?
Welcome to Country, Acknowledgement of Country
The Stolen Generations – Tony’s story
Module 2:
Let’s keep on walking together, side by side.
Understanding the skin-grouping system
The significance of connection to Country
Dreaming beliefs, oral traditions and yarning
Storytelling, song, dance and ceremonies
Module 3:
Personalised insights for your journey.
Effective communication, eye contact & avoidance strategies
Protocols for travelling respectfully on Country
Visiting Aboriginal communities
Employment and training opportunities
ISA offers flexible delivery and tailored training
Does your team have 1.5 hours available, a half day, or a full day? For a tailored training plan, contact Carola for a yarn. Our modular structure allows us to tailor content to your exact needs.
Completing Modules 1 and 2 requires approximately 3.5 hours (with refreshment break)
Ask about our scrumptious bush-tucker morning tea, lunch, and afternoon tea options
Please allow approx. 6 hours to complete all 3 Modules, including a lunch break and Q&A session
Training can be held in your boardroom or function area, or at any location of your choice
For Livestreaming options, please contact us for details
Don’t miss our special Pop-Up Event in
FEBRUARY 2026!
ISA’s Aboriginal Cultural Odyssey
AN ‘OPEN-HOUSE’
CULTURAL TRAINING SESSION
DATE: Tuesday, 24 February 2026
TIME: 9:00 AM – 12.30 PM
At the Waalitj Foundation, Lathlain
Join Tony’s engaging half-day journey of cultural discovery. This special presentation is open to anyone wanting to deepen their understanding of Aboriginal people.
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Limited Seats
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