July 2022
The team at the CMTO have been really focused on a return to face-to-face training in 2022. It’s been a mammoth effort to make sure all our trainers, students and station have a safe experience, but it’s been so worth it- read some of our student success stories here.
The CMTO board has also been working on our vision and purpose for the next three years, as we embark on a new funding partnership with the Community Broadcasting Foundation to deliver broadcast, technical leadership and enterprise skills over the next three years.
And, as we reach a new financial year we’re firming up new project partnerships with the NEMBC, FNMA, RPHA, CMAA, Technorama and CBAA for the coming 12 months, so watch this space.
Read on for some detail on our draft strategic plan and our major projects for the next 12 months.
Giordana Caputo
CMTO CEO
Our Purpose
Our Strategy
Strategies for Achievement
Our board has been working on our DRAFT 2021-2024 CMTO STRATEGIC PLAN V1.1 You can read it here.
If you have any comments you can share them with us by emailing our board.
NTP Priority Group Training
We offer pathways training to National Training Project priority groups, including rural, regional and remote stations, First Nations stations and Multilingual stations. Click below to read about one of these projects:
Specialised Training
CMTO also offers training for those who have specific training needs. One example is our current 'Audio Ability' program which provides training for people living with disability. Read more below:
Accredited Courses
Including Certificates in Screen and Media II, III, and IV we offer accredited courses in the form of Skill Sets. Read more about one of these skillsets, the Community Broadcasting Marketing Skills Set, below:
Leadership & Enterprise
We also have a focus on skills development for the community media sector through the leadership and enterprise development programs we run through the year. Click the image for more:
