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Who are we?
The eSafety Commissioner (eSafety) is Australia’s regulator for online safety. Since 2016, eSafety has been funded to run programs to address the issues of technology-facilitated abuse and online gender-based violence. This includes resources to help anyone experiencing technology-facilitated abuse and professional development workshops assisting frontline workers and other organisations to assist clients, customers and employees. This online training is part of eSafety’s professional development offerings.
Who can register to use this training?
Anyone who works in a professional capacity to support individuals and children in family and domestic violence situations can register to use this training course.
Do I have to register to access the training course?
Yes, we require users to register. It is a quick and easy process.
Can I use the same login if I change organisations?
When you sign in you will be asked to create a username. If you change jobs or move on from an organisation you can still sign in using the same username but will need to update the email address within your profile.
Can my clients sign in to access the training course?
These resources have been specifically developed for the professional development of frontline workers and are not for the direct use of clients. The topics do provide links to resources that can be shared with clients. eSafety also has resources for women at risk of technology-facilitated abuse.
I have forgotten my password, what can I do?
You can reset your password using our form.
What other resources does eSafety provide?
eSafety has a range of resources and reporting tools to support all Australians in dealing with technology-facilitated abuse.
Does eSafety offer other types of professional development training?
eSafety delivers free webinar sessions to upskill frontline workers who support people experiencing technology-facilitated abuse. Professional development | eSafety Commissioner
Do you share my personal data?
The eSafety Commissioner is collecting your personal information for the purpose of registering you with this training. For more information on why we need this information and how we’ll handle it, please see our full collection notification. This also includes a link to our privacy policy and further information about our obligations under the Privacy Act 1988.