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Module description

<p><em>Building your Language Revitalisation Network</em> is a Shorter Form Credential offered through the School of Languages and Cultures. It is designed for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who are involved in and have some knowledge of language revitalisation work in their community. It requires 12 contact hours and approximately 12 independent study hours to complete. It is one of four available modules.</p>

<p>Language revitalisation is a long-term and community-based task, which requires different kinds of resources and supports. Building a network among your community, other practitioners, professionals, and institutions is important for creating a strong basis for this work. In this course you will reflect on and develop your skills to build a strong network as a practitioner involved in any field of language revitalisation, including language teaching and learning, archival research and archiving, documentation or arts-based practice.</p>

<p><strong>In June 2023, this module runs from 26 June to 4 August, including on-campus workshops from 9 to 15 July inclusive. Apply by Saturday, 1 July 2023.</strong></p>

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