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Since its inception in 1996, one of the core activities
undertaken by AHA has been the facilitation and delivery of training in support
of the Emergency Animal Disease Response Agreement. Through participation in a range of training
activities, Company Members can ensure that they have sufficient trained
personnel to participate in the management of an emergency disease
incident. Animal Health Australia works
closely with its stakeholders to develop, maintain and review EAD training activities
to ensure the currency of the program.
Animal Health Australia seeks to provide a
positive learning experience for training participants through the careful
preparation of training resources that are topical and provide a flexibility of
delivery method.
More recently Animal Health Australia has expanded the
range of training products available to company members and has agreed to
manage a number of additional training projects that will assist particular
Company Members achieve the objectives of the National Animal Health
strategy. These projects incorporate a
variety of design elements and in addition to using face to face delivery
methods; Animal Health Australia
is exploring the potential benefits that training online or through a mixed
mode can provide.
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