Online learning - public sector 
Online learning is a free and flexible way of educating yourself at a time and location that is convenient for you.
Due to a change in providers, not all modules are available at this time. See the details below for what is currently available and the modules that are coming soon through our Click2Learn portal.
Accessing Click2Learn modules
To access online learning:
- Choose your module using the 'access module here' link below.
- Begin learning!
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Understanding Goods and Services Buying within the WA Public Sector
This module is a free self-paced introduction to buying on behalf of government. The module is designed for new to government employees or those that want to refresh their knowledge on Government's buying practices and principles. It looks at the key process and considerations to follow when making a purchase and the policies that affect it. The module takes approximately one hour to complete, however it can be paused and revisited at any time.
Access module here
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Introduction to Contract Management in the WA Public Sector
Five online modules that cover the fundamentals for contract managers. The modules are designed for people new to a contract management role or who only manage contracts as part of their role. Each module takes approximately 15 minutes to complete and can be paused and revisited at any time.
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Introduction to the DCSP Policy
This module gives an overview of the Delivering Community Services in Partnership (DCSP) Policy and its three key themes, and explains Partnership Principles and Behaviours. It also looks at the role of Funding and Contracting Services (FaCS) who give guidance and support to both the public and not-for-profit (NFP) sectors on the implementation of the DCSP policy and the associated funding and contracting reforms.
Coming soon
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DCSP - What is a Request?
This module provides an overview of the Request document and outlines how to complete each section. The module has been developed for use by Government Agencies as well as those working in the Community Services sector.
Coming soon
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More information
For more information contact Procurement Capability and Development.
Government agency personnel seeking information on the Aboriginal Procurement Policy and requirements can access the Aboriginal Procurement Policy Module, which is available on request, by emailing Social Procurement Initiatives.