Macquarie University NSW 2109
How the training works for groups
The Manawari cultural safety training is designed to be flexible, collaborative and impactful – ideal for organisations and teams seeking to build cultural capability together through a shared, meaningful learning journey.
Course delivery
The training runs over six weeks and combines self-paced online modules with live, facilitator-led sessions. This structure allows flexibility while supporting a shared group learning experience.
Example weekly breakdown
- Week 1 – Module 1: Welcome to country and introduction (includes live introduction session)
- Week 2 – Module 2: Walking through country
- Week 3 – Module 3: Invasion or colonisation (includes live check-in session)
- Week 4 – Module 4: Voice to parliament
- Week 5 – Module 5: Working with Aboriginal people and communities
- Week 6 – Module 6: Walking together (includes live final debrief session)
Learning experience
Self-paced modules
Participants complete interactive modules at their own pace via our online platform, with flexibility to suit different schedules while following the weekly structure.
Facilitated group sessions
Live sessions (delivered online or in person) create space for guided reflection, discussion, and shared learning. The final session brings everything together, allowing teams to reflect and explore how to embed cultural safety within their workplace or community.
Certification
Participants who complete the course and attend the final session will receive a microcredential from Macquarie University. A completion summary can also be provided to support organisational reporting or Reconciliation Action Plan milestones.
How much does it cost?
Individual rate: $250 per person
Group discounts: Available for larger groups
All proceeds from the training are reinvested into Indigenous programs at the University, supporting the growth and empowerment of our students.