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ILC Education (ILC.ed)

What is ILC.ed?

ILC.ed is a statewide education program provided by the Independent Living Centre. It aims to offer quality education and training to health professionals, carers, undergraduate students and other people who work with and assist people with disabilities. Education and Training focuses on Assistive Technology relating to people with disabilities and the aging population. ILC.ed operates on a cost recovery basis.

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What's On In 2008?

Download the ILC.ed Education Training Program for 2008.

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Upcoming Events

November, 2008
Tuesday 25th: Ramp Up Your Knowledge
Learn about Home Access Ramp and Design
December, 2008
December 5th: Look at the Whole, Not Just The Hole"
This workshop will offer participants the latest evidence based practice guidelines to achieve best practice outcomes for our clients in the area of holistic pressure ulcer prevention.
Presented By: Cathy Young
Download the Brochure

If you would like to be added to the ILC.ed listserve to be kept informed of upcoming events and news, please email your request to ilced@yooralla.com.au.

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2008 Costs

  • Half Day Workshop - $100
  • One Day Workshop - $220
  • Two Day Workshop - $400
  • Three Day Workshop - $600
  • Supplier Display - FREE
  • Special Event - As specified for event

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ILC.ed Sponsors 2008

The ILC.ed would like to thank all our sponsors for 2008.

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What Does ILC.ed Offer In 2009?

It is our pleasure to present the NEW ILC.ed training and education program for 2009. Exciting changes to the structure of this year's program will increase the opportunities for learners to extend their knowledge in the expanding area of Assistive Technology. The 2009 program includes workshops from Level 1, (Basic), through to Level 3, (Intermediate), allowing us to better classify workshops according to their content and target audience.

The ILC.ed Education & Training Model

More Information On Level 1 - Basic More Information On Level 2 - Foundation More Information On Level 1 - Intermediate

Level 1 (L1) - Basic

These brief sessions are designed to introduce participants to a specific area of assistive technology. Session content aims to familiarise participants with products available and how to safely use a selection of products. These courses are aimed at allied health assistants, attendant carers, students, new graduates, health professionals returning to work and others. More Information on Level 1 - Basic.

Level 2 (L2) - Foundation

Level 2 education may be half-day, full day, or two day events and are aimed at health professionals who wish to develop foundation skills in a specific area of assistive technology. They aim to prepare learners to select products and product features for use with less complex clients.
More Information on Level 2 - Foundation.

Level 3 (L3) - Intermediate

Level 3 events are one or two day events aimed at health professionals who wish to further develop their skills in an area of assistive technology. The aim is to prepare learners to prescribe assistive technology for use with clients with more complex needs and to be a reference point for other professionals working in a similar area. More Information on Level 3 - Intermediate.

Level 4 (L4) - Advanced

These sessions will not be offered in 2009 but will be introduced at a later date.

Supplier Display Days

These FREE display days are an opportunity for all learners to update their knowledge on a specific range of assistive technology currently available. More Information on Supplier Display Days.

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What's On In 2009?

ILC Education Calendar for 2009
Month Name Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5
January
February
  • L2 - Home Modifications Workshop
March
April
  • L1 - Home Modifications
May
  • Manual Wheechair Supplier Display
June
  • L1 - Home Modifications
July
  • L2 - Vocational W/S
  • L1 - Home Modifications
August
September
  • L1 - Walking Aids
  • L1 - Home Modifications
October
  • L1 - Seating
  • L2 - Pressure Care W/S
  • Presure Care Mattress Supplier Display Day
November
  • L1 - Home Modifications
  • L1 - Seating
December

Download a PDF Copy of the ILC.ed Education Training Program for 2009.

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Participant Information

Registration

You are advised to register early as some events may be filled quickly.

Online
An Online Booking System is currently under construction. Please visit regularly for updates.
By Mail
Click here for a registration form [PDF 158Kb].
Send your completed registration form to:
ILC.ed.
Yooralla
P.O. Box 1101
Altona Gate VIC 3025
By Fax
Completed Application Forms can be faxed to (03) 9314 9825.
In Person
Your application and payment can be lodged directly at the Independent Living Centre, Brooklyn.
Office hours are 9.00am-4.30pm.
Certificate Of Attendance
At the completion of all workshops, participants will be provided with a Certificate of Attendance.

Payment

(Please quote Registrants Name or booking Reference Number with all payments.)

Credit Card
Credit Card Payments can be made on the Registration Form.
Cheques
Cheques (or Money Orders) made payable to the 'Independent Living Centre'.
Direct Payment
Bank account details for direct payment:
Bank: Westpac
Acct Name: Yooralla
BSB: 033 037
Acct Number: 88490
Yooralla ABN: 14005304432
Payment Policy
Full payment confirms place in an event, non payment results in cancellation of booking. All forms of payment should be received within one month of booking but prior to the closing date (one week prior to the event). Exceptional circumstances will be considered.
Cancellation/Refund Policy
A refund (less 20%) will be given for cancellations received up to two weeks prior to event. Cancellation after this date will be ineligible for a refund. Substitute delegates can be negotiated. Exceptional circumstances will be considered.

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ILC.ed Sponsors

2009 (Sponsorships Currently Open)

A greater range of opportunities currently exist for suppliers of Assistive Technology to sponsor the NEW ILC.ed training program in 2009. The overall benefits of sponsorship include:

  • Exhibition of your products before a target market of health professionals, people with disabilities, their carers, and funding bodies.
  • Position your brand as a leader, by association with ILC.ed, a leader in education of specialised disability equipment
  • Associate your brand with the iconic Yooralla brand, established in 1918
  • Enjoy a non-intrusive medium to advertise your product

Read more about the ILC.ed sponsorship package.

The following sponsorship packages are now open:

  • Platinum - Taken for 2009
  • Gold - Taken For 2009
  • Silver - Taken For 2009
  • Bronze (Ongoing availability throughout 2009)

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Contact ILC.ed

ILC.ed
Yooralla
705 Princes Hwy (formerly Geelong Road)
Brooklyn Victoria 3012
Melways Reference: 40 J10
Postal Address
ILC.ed
Yooralla
P.O. Box 1101
Altona Gate Victoria 3025
Tel: (03) 9362 6111 / 1300 885 886 (Victoria Only)
TTY: (03) 9314 9001
Fax: (03) 9314 9825
E-mail: ilced@yooralla.com.au

If you would like to speak to us in a language other than English, please call us via the Telephone Interpreter Service on 13 14 50.

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Getting To The ILC

Location
Unless otherwise stated all events are held at ILC Brooklyn, 705 Princes Hwy (formerly Geelong Rd), near the junction of Burgess St and Princes Hwy. Melway Ref 40 J10.
Parking
On-site parking is not available to event participants. However, participants with disabilities can arrange parking by prior arrangement with ILC.ed staff. Free parking is available along surrounding roads. As parking restrictions may apply check signage.
Public Transport
The number 414 bus travels between Footscray and Laverton South along Princes Hwy, departing from Paisley Street Terminus near Footscray Railway Station. There is a bus stop at the front of the Yooralla building. Note that some buses are wheelchair accessible, please confirm scheduled times on the day of travelling with the bus company.
Accommodation
If you are travelling from a regional area and need information about local accommodation please contact ILC.ed staff.

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