V13 Funeral Celebrant Training 2011 WA

QualTrain Australia is a Registered Training Organisation providing quality assured training, approved to deliver, assess and issue qualifications for nationally recognised training. We are dedicated to providing an interactive, thought provoking and stimulating learning experience; embracing contemporary techniques, skills and practices.

Further to consultation with WA Funeral Directors attending the AFDA Conference in Perth last year, QualTrain Australia is acutely aware of the requirement for high standards of delivery and knowledge of protocols and procedures required of Funeral Celebrants. This course entails instruction from a professional voice trainer and a comprehensive field trip where procedures are demonstrated, including a visit to the Crematorium, lawn and monumental cemeteries, and a Funeral Home to meet with the Director.

FUNERAL CELEBRANT TRAINING 2011

This course incorporates four Units of Competency from CHC42608 Certificate IV in Celebrancy:

CUSMPF04A Prepare self for performance
CHCCS426A Provide support and care relating to loss and grief
SIFFNL009A Plan and conduct a funeral ceremony
SIFIND001A Work effectively in the funeral services industry

Enrolment is essential and required prior to 31st May 2011 to complete the self-paced learning component prior to commencement of the classroom delivery.

Your attendance will be required as follows:

Tuesday 28th June 9.30am – 4.30pm Classroom
Wednesday 29th June 8.30am – 3.30pm Field trip
Friday 1st July 9.30am – 4.30pm Classroom

Cost: $600 (no GST)

NOTE: Say you saw this Promotion on an ACCN Website for a 10% discount (ie $ 540)

The course material and classroom instruction is prepared by Carol Astbury who has 37 years experience as a celebrant in Western Australia.

Funeral celebrancy is a true vocation. Before embarking on this course participants should consider whether or not they feel they have the empathy, fortitude and compassion to work within the Funeral Industry.

Generally, people believe if you are a celebrant then you would know how to conduct any ceremony, including funerals; so it is inevitable that at some time in your celebrancy career, someone will ask you to conduct a funeral.

My best advice to any celebrant who is (a) inexperienced in funerals (b) has received no training in funeral celebrancy – is to please consider whether you are making the right decision to take on the funeral – are you really prepared for:

Managing the grief of the bereaved family/friends/mourners
Creating a deeply respectful and significant ceremony to reflect the life that has been lived
Delivering that ceremony in an atmosphere which is way different to a joyful wedding or name-giving ceremony
Working effectively and professionally with other funeral services staff and observing the protocols and procedures which they expect celebrants to know about

This course will prepare you for work as a Funeral Celebrant, giving you confidence to deal empathically with the bereaved, work effectively with funeral staff, create and deliver deeply respectful and meaningful ceremonies, truly reflecting and honouring the life that has been lived.

For further enquiries, or to request an enrolment form, please visit our website: www.qualtrain.com.au or contact:

Carol Astbury
Principal of QualTrain Australia
08 9299 7770
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www.qualtrain.com.au
P O Box 280
Darlington WA 6070

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