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Summary of What's New
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Announcing increase to regulated fees and charges governed by Regulation. Increase to regulated fees and charges |
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To assist researchers, State Records has released a new Research Advice entitled Researching the History of Your House. Researching the History of Your House |
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Information on some recent transfers into State Records custody. Recent Transfers of Records to Archival Custody |
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State Records current range of recordkeeping information sheets are now accessible from one location on our website. Recordkeeping Information Sheets |
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Principles and associated obligations agencies, bound by the State Records Act, 1997, must consider to ensure that the records of agencies are adequately managed throughout the contracting process. Contracting and Official Records Guideline |
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State Records has reviewed and updated the Intention to Destroy Records Report form. Request for Approval to Destroy Temporary Records |
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Advice that State Records has a new postal address. Change of State Records Postal Address |
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TrainingOn This Page
Accredited Training and EducationState Records of South Australia has developed accredited training and education programs to fulfil its requirements:
State Records has made a distinction between training and education. Accredited training courses have been developed to up-skill records management practitioners in government to more effectively develop and implement their agency's strategic recordkeeping programs and operational systems, tools and practices. Education courses have been designed to inform all public servants of the need for, benefits, and principles of sound records management practices within the workplace in the context of the South Australian Freedom Of Information Act, 1991, Information Privacy Principles and the State Records Act, 1997. Related Information:
State Records promotes and supports South Australian Government staff to achieve best practice records management. We offer quality-accredited training to State and Local Government and South Australian universities. Our training assists agencies to achieve Adequate Records Management practices, tools and systems. State Records ensures its tertiary level training programs do not discriminate against people with disabilities. We are committed to continuously evaluating, reviewing and developing our training and education programs in order to satisfy customer requirements and expectations. State Records is an advocate of the following adult learning principles that it strives to incorporate in all facets of its training and education programme:
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Benefits of Accredited Training and EducationThe delivery of training and education programs by State Records provides the following benefits and outcomes to South Australian Government:
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Accredited Training and Education StructureThe unique State Records training and education program consists of the following six level structure:
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Accredited Training ScheduleCurrent details of the scheduled accredited training courses can be found at the links below - Training and Education Schedule and Tertiary Courses Training Schedule. Related Information:
Customised TrainingIn addition to the formalised tertiary level Training Program and Education Courses, State Records can also provide customised Training Sessions to agencies. Consult with the Training Coordinator to discuss your individual needs. Training will be conducted at an appropriate location that is convenient to you.
Training LocationsTraining Facility: State Records training facility hosts leading records management courses in a variety of topics. In-house training: Course specific, Education Courses and Customised Training are available for in-house training. All in-house training can be tailored to suit individual Agency needs. On-line Training: State Records has developed and will continue to develop Education Courses for on-line delivery. These facilitate training and education from any location that has access to the Internet. Related Information:
Training in the RegionsIn 2003 State Records piloted a regional education program. The program brought Records Management and Freedom of Information Education Courses to the regions. Education Courses will be offered to Local Government Authorities and State Government Agencies within the following rural regions of South Australia:
These Education Courses will be scheduled in the form of a tour through a particular region. However, if your agency is unable to attend one of the programmed regional tours, please contact the Training Coordinator to discuss customised training options.
Registration for Training and Education CoursesThe schedule detailing all training and education courses delivered by State Records is available from this web site - see Training and Education Schedule and Tertiary Courses Training Schedule. These detail dates, locations and training fees for all currently scheduled courses. After first reading this information, you will find the different registration and enrolment procedures for each type of training and education course outlined at the links below. Related Information:
Training Course FeesCurrent course fees may be found at the link below. For further details please contact the Training Coordinator. Related Information:
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