CUAATS511 — Plan Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander cultural arts projects

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What an assessment for CUAATS511 must cover

39 assessable components: 4 elements (18 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 9 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 8 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Develop project concept

1.1Research information on diversity of local, regional and national Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander cultural arts practices
1.2Identify ideas for project concept using researched information
1.3Review project concept in context of international indigenous arts industry
1.4Determine project purpose, participants, audience and realistic budget parameters in consultation with required personnel
1.5Summarise and record project concept in required format

2 Evaluate practical implications

2.1Record logistical requirements of project
2.2Determine strategies for supporting artists, their families and communities and their active involvement with project
2.3Address legal and ethical requirements of the project
2.4Identify and assess project risks
2.5Plan strategies to minimise environmental impact and address sustainability

3 Research budget information

3.1Identify key expenditure items for project budget
3.2Determine potential sponsorship, funding and revenue opportunities for project
3.3Identify potential informal sources of in-kind support

4 Produce project plan

4.1Develop project plan and record scope, purpose and intended outcomes of project
4.2Apply required cultural protocols to project plan
4.3Consult with artists, their families and communities, and other relevant stakeholders as required
4.4Incorporate time, budget and risk factors and roles and responsibilities into project plan
4.5Prepare project evaluation strategy that includes artists, their families and communities and other relevant stakeholders

Performance evidence

produce at least one project plan for a project, program exhibition or workshop that represents diverse national or international indigenous cultural arts, and includes: - planning formats and procedures - project purpose, participants and audience - requirements of cultural protocols - project timelines - simple budget that includes key expenditure items and potential income streams - overview of identified risks and mitigation strategies - identification of roles and responsibilities of project participants.
consult with artists, their families and communities, and other relevant stakeholders about intended project and cultural requirements
research and analyse diverse indigenous cultural arts in national and international contexts for its application to the project
prepare records required for project and present information to be used by others.

Knowledge evidence

artists, networks, publications and organisations of national and international indigenous cultural arts practice and industry
key principles and protocols for: - interacting with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander artists or their communities - using indigenous cultural material and artwork
sustainability considerations including those relating to cultural, economic, environmental and social factors
legal and ethical requirements relating to project and impact on project planning
copyright, moral rights and intellectual property issues with reference to Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander artwork
logistical considerations for project
strategies for actively involving artists, their families and communities in project
funding and revenue opportunities for project
meaning of in-kind support in context of project.

Foundation skills

Learning: Builds knowledge of diverse indigenous cultural arts through self-directed learning and different research strategies Sets own learning challenges, using research opportunities to develop knowledge and insight Extends understanding of own legal rights and responsibilities
Numeracy: Uses mathematical formulas and calculations to estimate and plan project costs and timeframes
Oral communication: Participates in verbal exchanges in different contexts, showing complex use of language and in-depth understanding of subject matter Selects required communication protocols in different work contexts Identifies communication requirements to suit audience and purpose
Reading: Builds understanding and interprets complex texts to identify project and funding information
Writing: Reports specific project information, requirements and recommendations in clear and detailed language
Teamwork: Collaborates to achieve joint outcomes Recognises and responds to cultural protocols in familiar work contexts
Initiative and enterprise: Initiates and participates in complex conversations
Planning and organising: Develops plan to manage relatively complex tasks and recognises importance of other stakeholders throughout planning process Works independently and collectively on developing project plan, taking responsibility for plans, decisions and outcomes Considers implications of legal rights and responsibilities when planning work

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