Cambodian Skills Delivery Model

SEAL National Course Catalogue · MLVT / National Training Board

Sector Frameworks

1,164

Qualifications

15,161

Competency Units

10,938

Elements

41,782

Learning Outcomes

2,822

Assessment Packages

Work with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander ceremonial and sacred materials

KHU-AGR-0191

Australian Equivalent

AHCCSW305

Elements

Learning Outcomes

This unit of competency describes the skills and knowledge required to develop an awareness of and apply the protocols involved in Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander culture as they relate to individuals and communities, specifically in relation to materials with restrictions on access for cultural reasons. The unit covers Community cultural processes, including the need to identify the appropriate persons when approaching a Community and the cultural and social rules associated with that task. On Country refers to the land, waterways and the sea. This unit applies to following Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander cultural protocols when coming into contact and working with cultural materials defined as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander ceremonial and sacred objects. The unit applies to working with this material on Country and off Country where rules apply for limited a

Elements & Learning Outcomes

E1Conduct background research and consultation with Traditional Owners, Community, Cultural Authorities/Knowledge Holders

0191.E1.O1Confirm traditional ownership of cultural material and objects, and consult appropriate Traditional Owners or Cultural Authorities and Communities

0191.E1.O2Identify gender requirements for consultations, handling of and access to materials according to cultural protocols

0191.E1.O3Consult with Traditional Owner/s, Community groups and experts to determine suitable holding for materials not authorised for general exhibition

0191.E1.O4Obtain permissions from appropriate Cultural Authorities for access to and use of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander sacred and ceremonial materials

0191.E1.O5Consult with local Community to determine culturally appropriate handling of material and any limitations on access to materials

0191.E1.O6Demonstrate confidentiality and neutrality in consultations and dealings with Traditional Owners and Cultural Authorities

E2Handle Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander ceremonial and sacred material

0191.E2.O1Allow for and support the carrying out of any required Ceremony and procedure associated with seeing, handling or moving the material

0191.E2.O2Note aspects of cultural material requiring repair or attention, and pass onto supervisor or person with relevant expertise

0191.E2.O3Communicate specific Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander cultural requirements to colleagues

0191.E2.O4Select and use appropriate handling and moving equipment according to safe work practices and to protect sacred and ceremonial material

0191.E2.O5Adhere to cultural restrictions and limitations on sacred and ceremonial material

0191.E2.O6Demonstrate handling of cultural material in a manner that protects individual items, assists efficient loading and unloading processes if moving, and in accordance with safe work practices

0191.E2.O7Handle, move, store and manage ceremonial and sacred cultural material in accordance with Burra Charter guidelines and legislative requirements

E3Contribute to documenting a generational succession plan for passing on ownership of sacred material

0191.E3.O1Discuss options for inheritance of ownership with Traditional Owners and/or Elders

0191.E3.O2Comply with the requirements of Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property principles

0191.E3.O3Participate in documenting the process, guidelines and timeframes agreeable to Traditional Owners and Cultural Authorities for handover of ownership, control and access to sacred materials