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Become a GAP Facilitator
As a GAP Facilitator you’ll build new skills and confidence, support people to move more in fun and safe ways, help participants boost their self-esteem and motivation, and provide an environment that fosters new social connections and friendships.
Does this sound like an opportunity you’d enjoy?
Here’s how you can get started.
Contact our GAP Officer
Get in touch by completing the form below to find out all the details about becoming a facilitator.
Complete GAP Facilitator training
Available online or face-to-face – flexible offerings to suit you and your organisation. You’ll find more information below.
Receive practical resources
Manuals, session plans, tips and worksheets – everything you need to run a great program.
Get ongoing support
Access our online portal and stay connected with the GAP network around the state.
Apply for funding support
Apply through our Get Active Program Small Grants Program – designed to help run your GAP at little or no cost to participants.
GAP Facilitator training
Every Get Active Program (GAP) Facilitator completes our one-day Facilitator Training Workshop before delivering a GAP. The workshop provides the knowledge, tools and confidence to design, deliver and evaluate a successful program in your community.
Training is available both face-to-face and online, with workshops offered several times throughout the year.
What you’ll learn
- Design and plan a successful Get Active Program
- Deliver engaging and inclusive sessions
- Implement and evaluate your program
- Access and use the full suite of GAP resources
You’ll also receive
- A comprehensive GAP Facilitator Manual
- Training materials and practical resources
- Access to the online GAP Resource Portal,
containing templates, guides and supporting materials
Workshop cost & inclusions
$120 per person
- Full-day Facilitator Training Workshop
- GAP Facilitator Manual and training resources
- Morning tea and lunch (for face-to-face workshops)
We understand that budgets can sometimes be a barrier. If the workshop cost is difficult for your organisation, please get in touch to discuss the support options available.
GAP Facilitator Training dates
- Coming soon – please keep watch and register your interest at the link below
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