ICAN e-Learning opportunites
ICAN e-learning options are a great way to link with relevant training that is time manageable, industry focused and relevant in real terms.
e-learn courses on this site are not accredited training and do not lead to gaining of an accredited skillset, statement of attainment or qualification.
Whilst e-learning is not the solution to everything, it does provide ways of undertaking continuous professional development and
- Provides time sensitive accessibility to suit learners and workplaces
- Prevents learner fatigue through a paced approach
- Gives tailored and consistent learning experiences
- Includes knowledge testing
- Provide takeaways in the form of downloadable notes
- Issue a certificate of completion
- Capture learning data
Course costs
Financial wellbeing pathways: from custody to community e-learning is available free of charge from 1 September 2026.
Most of our courses are available for a small fee paid on enrolment.
From time to time, ICAN makes other courses available at no cost.
For individuals
Self-enrolment and eway payments make course access easy.
For organisations
Find out more about enrolling groups in any of our courses and ways in which we can work with your organisation to meet other e-learning needs.
Available courses
- Financial Wellbeing Pathways: From Custody to Community
A short non-accredited professional development course for community services workers supporting people in prison. Find out more about financial counselling and financial wellbeing work and how to ensure financial wellbeing before, during and after release.
This program is non-accredited and does not result in a qualification, skill set, unit of competency or statement of attainment. Participants who successfully complete the program may receive an ICAN Certificate of Completion.
Watch an e-Learning walkthrough
Please note ICAN is the program provider. The eLearning content is delivered using a third-party learning platform, with access facilitated through ICAN Learn.
