Day 1 – Allegations
Writing good allegations is a science, needing a robust approach and a good understanding of the risks and rights involved. This course provides learners with a formula and methodology for writing allegations which are driven by procedural fairness and will work within any policy or workplace context. Using real scenarios, issue-spotting exercises, and drafting techniques, the skills in this course will help save time, energy, and conflict during investigations.
Day 2 – Reports
Writing investigation reports is an artform which challenges even the most seasoned investigators. This course outlines a clear procedure for investigation reporting, including every aspect from stepping out a methodology to analysing evidence. The course also includes guidance on the external challenges associated with reporting, including privacy, the perception of bias, and adverse action risks. Learners also receive templates, samples, style guide and key phrases to guide every kind of investigation report.
Define what belongs in an allegation or particular, and what does not
Understand why and when allegations must be prepared
Identify issues which may be subject of allegations, and which may not
Frame allegations and particulars in a correct and precise manner
Identify, pre-empt, and troubleshoot common issues with allegations
Prepare letters of allegation that meet legal requirements
Know what must appear in an investigation report, and where
Understand the limits of the investigator’s role and how this impacts reporting
Apply a consistent and correct writing style with minimal repetition
Identify and summarise only relevant evidence
Analyse evidence for relevance, consistency, reliability, and past or patterns of conduct
Draw correct, evidence-based findings as to facts and breaches
Handle situations where evidence is incomplete or insufficient
Demonstrate procedural fairness in all aspects of reporting
Delivery Mode
Virtual Workshop
Learner Effort
2 x 3-hour live sessions
Member Course Fees
$830
Non-member Course Fees
$1,200
Member CPD Points
7
Prepare for your own virtual workshop - comprehensive course learning materials are delivered straight to your email inbox before you participate in the live workshop.
Participate in one or more live facilitator-led 3-hour online workshops delivered via Zoom (these are generally programs with which AHRI partners with a specialist provider)
Prepare for your learning journey – engage with your peers, complete pre-course tasks, explore and start working through the course online learning module at your own pace.
Participate in one or more live interactive facilitator-led 90 minute online learning sessions delivered via Zoom.
Apply your learning directly to your workplace between the live learning sessions – explore interactive case studies and engage in skills based practice activities.
Reflect on your learning, share what you’ve learnt, and create a plan of action for workplace application.
Course Overview - Writing Advanced Investigation Reports and AllegationsThis short course is split into two sections, part one Allegations and part two Reports.Day 1 - AllegationsWriting good allegations is a […]
Course Overview - Writing Advanced Investigation Reports and AllegationsThis short course is split into two sections, part one Allegations and part two Reports.Day 1 - AllegationsWriting good allegations is a […]
Course Overview - Writing Advanced Investigation Reports and AllegationsThis short course is split into two sections, part one Allegations and part two Reports.Day 1 - AllegationsWriting good allegations is a […]
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