|
IARC has been a premier education provider in
the area of immigration and citizenship law and policy since IARCs
inception in 1986. IARCs education activities include:
- Continuing Professional
Development (CPD) courses for registered migration
agents designed to ensure that solicitors and migration
agents remain abreast of constantly changing migration law and
policy.
- Community Information
sessions non-CPD sessions offered, free of charge,
to community service providers/ community groups, to promote community
awareness of migration issues and of IARCs services.
IARCs CPDs are subject to the IARC
Course Terms And Conditions.
Top of the page
IARC runs CPD programs jointly with the Migration
Institute of Australia (MIA).
All money made by IARC from these
programs is used by IARC to maintain and expand the non-profit
migration advice and assistance services provided to socio-economically
disadvantaged persons.
Click for
more information on the MIA.
For more information on
the next co-branded MIA-IARC CPD program on 19 August 2010
Click Code no. 34145 Refugee, Humanitarian
and Protection visas (9:00am to 10:30am)
Click Code no. 30869
Unlawful non-citizens (10:45am to 12:15pm)
Click Code no.
34248 Partner Migration – case study focus (1:15pm to 2:45pm)
|
Registered Migration agents can check the MARA
website for further information regarding their CPD requirements.
Top
of the page
In addition to CPD activities, IARC conducts
community information seminars (non-CPD sessions), free of charge,
to community service providers/ community groups. The purpose
of these seminars is to promote community awareness of migration
issues, changes in migration policy and/ or legislation, and
of IARCs services.
If your organisation would like to submit a request
for IARC to conduct an information session, please mail, email or
fax to IARC a completed IARC Community
Information Session Request Form. If your request
relates specifically to issues regarding domestic/family violence
and Australian immigration law, please complete and submit a Domestic/Family
Violence Community Information Session Request Form.
IARC will consider each request received in accordance
with its Community Information Session policy, a copy of which is
available from IARC on request. Due to limited resources, IARC is
unable to provide resources for every request made.
Top of the page |