TBC is a boutique Registered Training Organisation (RTO) specialising in sport and recreation at all levels. TBC co-ordinates all coaching and officiating courses including beginning course (Level 1) and general principles (Level 2).
TBC is registered for training in assessment in the following certificates in the sport and recreation industry below.
Further information on TBC certificate courses can be accessed on the following link:
National Training Information Service
SRC10204 Certificate I in Community Recreation
SRC20204 Certificate II in Community Recreation
SRC30204 Certificate III in Community Recreation
SRF20201 Certificate II in Fitness
SRF30201 Certificate III in Fitness
SRO10103 Certificate I in Sport and Recreation
SRO20103 Certificate II in Sport and Recreation
SRO20203 Certificate II in Outdoor Recreation
SRO30103 Certificate III in Sport and Recreation
SRO30203 Certificate III in Outdoor Recreation
TAA40104 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment
Adrian Patch (CEO)
Phone: (03) 6228 3555
Mobile: 0409 364 813
Fax: (03) 6228 0855
Address: 1 Self's Point Rd
Cornelian Bay TAS 7008
E-Mail: info@tandbc.com.au
This section provides information on training and education opportunities and model practices to assist organisations to provide safe participation opportunities for all Tasmanians.
Risk Management
Harassment Free Sport
Privacy Act
Child Protection in Sport and Recreation (Play by the Rules)
Information for Coaches
Guide to best privacy practices
Risk
management is a core issue for the sport and recreation industry. Sport
and Recreation Tasmania offers publications to assist organisations
consider and manage risk. Click here for more information.
Free workshops
Sport
and Recreation Tasmania (SRT) is excited to extend an invitation to
your organisation to attend our harassment-free sports
workshops. These
workshops are being conducted, in collaboration with the Office of the
Anti-Discrimination Commissioner, throughout the state and are being provided at no cost to participants.
Download our registration form for
more details. To register your interest please complete the form and
send back to SRT no later than two weeks prior to the course you would
like to attend.
Effective from 21 December 2001 the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) had amendments made to it by the Privacy Amendment (Private Sector) Act 2000 (Cth). These amendments extended privacy laws to private sector organisations (including non-profit organisations).
Organisations must comply with the ten National Privacy Principles (NPPs) which relate to the collection, storage and disclosure of personal information. These principles aim to ensure that any personal information held by an organisation is done so fairly, lawfully and out of necessity.
In
addition, any personal information held by an organisation should be
accurate, complete and up-to-date and ample opportunity must be
provided to individuals that wish access and update any information
held about them.
The new provisions apply to organisations with an annual turnover greater than $3 million and all health service providers. The term 'organisation' includes individuals, body corporates, partnerships, unincorporated associations and trusts.
Sport and Recreation Tasmania encourages all organisations to strive to meet these requirements as a matter of good practice, regardless of whether or not the provisions apply to them.
Organisations are classified as health service
providers if they provide health services to individuals and hold
health information about those individuals, with the exception of
employee records.
Gymnasiums are classified as health service providers because they assess, record, maintain and improve an individual's health; and may treat an individual's illness or disability through a rehabilitation program.
Gymnasiums also hold health information about their clients in relation to general health, disabilities, details of the service provided/or to be provided; and may hold information on the donation or intended donation of body parts, organs or body substances (i.e. emergency details).
The Privacy Amendment (Private Sector) Act 2000 therefore applies to gymnasiums and organisations that perform similar functions.
The definitions of a health service provider and health information are provided in the Act, which is available on http://www.privacy.gov.au/.
For
more information on the applicability of the new provisions contact the
Office of the Federal Privacy Commissioner's Privacy Hotline on 1300
363 992 or seek legal advice.
By applying the requirements of the National Privacy Principles (NPPs) organisations' information management practices and procedures for disclosing personal information will be sound.
The Australian Sports Commission has issued a guide to best privacy practices for sporting organisations which is available on http://catalogue.ausport.gov.au/ibp/privacyguide.asp and is a simple, step-by-step guide to assist organisations to comply with the requirements of the new provisions.
The ten NPPs cover to the following issues:
The Guidelines to the National Privacy Principles published by the Office of the Federal Privacy Commissioner describe the requirements under each of the above NPPs and are available from http://www.privacy.gov.au/
Office of the Federal Privacy Commissioner
Privacy Hotline: 1300 363 992
Copies of the following are available on www.privacy.gov.au
