Recommended for all executive committee members, specifically those running major events, camps and events with alcohol
The Curtin Student Guild is committed to ensuring safe, consensual and enjoyable campus club culture.
Please read the Guild's Consent & Sexual Safety Guidelines for Clubs for further information.
Responding to disclosures of sexual assault course
This free course developed by the Sexual Assault Resource Centre WA (SARC) aims to increase knowledge and understanding about sexual assault issues and to increase people's ability to effectively respond to disclosures of sexual assault from adolescents and adults.
Sexual harassment and sexual assault are unacceptable. The Curtin Student Guild is committed to fostering safe, respectful, consensual and enjoyable campus club culture.
Reporting sexual assault and harassment
Curtin's support services and reporting process for incidents of sexual assault and/or sexual harassment can be accessed here.
Responding to disclosures of sexual assault course
This course is developed by the Sexual Assault Resource Centre WA (SARC) and aims to increase knowledge and understanding about sexual assault issues and to improve your ability to effectively respond to disclosures of sexual assault from adolescents and adults. All club committee members are encouraged to complete this course if they feel safe to respond to disclosures of this nature.
The free online course can take 2 hours to complete and will issue a certificate upon completion:
- Register online to receive a password.
- Access the course with your password.
- Once complete, remember to take a screenshot of your completion certificate & send it to clubs@guild.curtin.edu.au.
The Guild will require a SARC trained committee member to be working any event your club plans to run that involves alcohol, is off-campus, or involves overnight stays such as club retreats and camps. The Club Support team will advise your club if this is required when we are assessing your event application.
All club committee members are encouraged to complete this course if they feel safe to respond to disclosures of this nature.
All clubs are required to complete a Risk Assessment / Risk Management Plan for high-risk club events. Here's an example template covering risk measures relating to assault.