RSA Update - New sexual harassment and assault training

RSA Update – New sexual harassment and assault training

January 7, 2026

RSA training requirements changed on 1 December 2025. Everyone who enrols in an RSA or RSA Refresher course now completes an online training module Sexual Harassment and Assault: Recognise, Prevent and Respond.

The new module supports staff to better understand and respond to sexual violence − an important step in creating safer and more respectful workplaces for all Victorians.

MGA members can complete their RSA training through William Angliss Institute and receive an exclusive 10% discount.

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