Cultural heritage legislation introductory training

### 🏛️ Tender Overview The Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation (DETSI) in Queensland is seeking a qualified provider to develop and deliver a **Cultural Heritage Legislation Introductory Training** program. This initiative aims to educate Aboriginal Land Rangers, Traditional Landowners, and directors of Aboriginal land trusts on the legal requirements and best practices for managing cultural heritage in the Cape York Peninsula. ### 🎯 Scope and Requirements The successful bidder will be responsible for: * **Content Development:** Creating training modules covering the *Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act 2003*, *Torres Strait Islander Cultural Heritage Act 2003*, and *Cape York Peninsula Heritage Act 2007*. * **Training Delivery:** Conducting face-to-face sessions in **Cairns, Coen, and Bamaga** for approximately 16 participants. * **Accessibility:** Adapting materials for audiences with low literacy/numeracy levels and English as a second language. * **Certification:** Providing assessment tools and certificates of completion. ### 💡 Key Qualifications Providers must demonstrate expertise in: * **Cultural Sensitivity:** Experience working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. * **Legislative Compliance:** Deep knowledge of Queensland cultural heritage laws and 'Duty of Care' frameworks. * **Pedagogical Adaptability:** Ability to facilitate interactive, scenario-based learning for diverse regional audiences. ### 📅 Important Dates * **Open Date:** 14 May 2026 * **Supplier Query Cut-off:** 28 May 2026 * **Closing Date:** 29 May 2026 * **Decision Date:** 12 June 2026 **Keywords:** Cultural Heritage Training, Aboriginal Land Management, Queensland Government Tender, Heritage Legislation, Cape York Peninsula, Indigenous Engagement, Environmental Compliance.