NDIS Code of Conduct

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Updated Aug 19, 2024

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Course Overview

The NDIS Code of Conduct applies to EVERYONE working in the NDIS. Whether you're registered or unregistered, an employee, volunteer or contractor, everyone is bound by the Code.

This 15 minute eLearning module introduces your Code of Conduct obligations including:

The 8 elements of the Code of Conduct
Case studies to illustrate the application of principles in practice
What happens if there is a breach of Code of Conduct
Where you can get more information

This is a general course and is suitable to anyone working or volunteering in the NDIS.

FAQ

The NDIS Code of Conduct applies to EVERYONE working in the NDIS. Whether you're registered or unregistered, an employee, volunteer or contractor, everyone is bound by the Code.

This 15 minute eLearning module introduces your Code of Conduct obligations including:

The 8 elements of the Code of Conduct
Case studies to illustrate the application of principles in practice
What happens if there is a breach of Code of Conduct
Where you can get more information

This is a general course and is suitable to anyone working or volunteering in the NDIS.

popular

DSC On-Demand Learning

$265 / yr. Cancel Anytime.

Includes this lesson and a huge, always-updated library of 140 NDIS topics.

Buy Single Course

$55

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