A structured learning pathway that builds your knowledge, skills and confidence as an advocate.
This program is designed to introduce you to advocacy from the ground up. You’ll build a strong foundation — learning what advocacy means, where it is used, how to apply it in everyday life, and how to advocate for yourself or others.
The curriculum is organised into five pillars. Each pillar contains short EduGuides you can read in any order, or follow step-by-step as a complete learning journey.
Understand the meaning, language, and everyday uses of advocacy.
View Pillar A →Explore disability, NDIS, legal, child, patient, and systemic advocacy.
View Pillar B →Learn practical advocacy steps — scripts, communication skills, letters, posters.
View Pillar C →Understand the advocacy sector, roles, pathways and organisations.
View Pillar D →Advocacy meanings and systems across languages and regions.
View Pillar E →The program is designed to build your confidence step by step. Follow the suggested learning path below for the most natural progression.
Start with Pillar A to understand what advocacy means and how it is used.
Move to Pillar B and C to explore practical skills across real situations.
Finish with Pillar D and E for career pathways, organisations and cultural contexts.
Start with the meaning of advocacy, then explore how it applies to you.
Begin with Pillar A →