An overview of the Queensland Human Rights Act Training Course

$27.50 inc. GST

This course provides a clear, plain-language introduction to the Queensland Human Rights Act 2019 and the human rights it protects for everyone in Queensland. It explains what human rights are, how they apply in everyday situations, and how decision-making by public entities can impact your rights.

Learners will also explore what to do if they feel their rights have been unreasonably limited — including practical steps for raising concerns and understanding how the Queensland Human Rights Commission may be able to help.

Please note that this course is not affiliated with the Queensland Human Rights Commission (QHRC) and has been created independently.

This course will take approximately 44 minutes to complete.

Why is an overview of the Queensland Human Rights Act Course Important?

Decisions made by public services can affect people’s wellbeing, access to support, and how fairly they are treated. When you understand your rights, you’re better equipped to ask questions, recognise when something doesn’t feel right, and engage confidently with public services.

In Queensland, the Human Rights Act 2019 protects human rights in law (including 23 rights) and places responsibilities on public entities to act compatibly with human rights and give proper consideration to human rights when making decisions. This course helps reduce risk and supports more transparent, fair and respectful decision-making.

Who Should Complete This Course

  • Queensland residents who want a straightforward understanding of their rights under the Human Rights Act
  • People who regularly interact with public services (e.g. health, education, local councils)
  • Employees or volunteers working in or alongside public entities who want stronger human-rights awareness
  • Anyone who wants to understand how to raise concerns if a decision feels unfair or unreasonable
An overview of the Queensland Human Rights Act course content

Topics Covered

  • Understanding human rights
  • The human rights protected in Queensland
  • How human rights are protected in Queensland
  • Responsibilities under the Human Rights Act
  • If you think your rights were limited

An overview of the Queensland Human Rights Act course overview

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, learners will be able to:

  • Identify what human rights are and why they matter in Queensland
  • Recognise the rights protected under the Queensland Human Rights Act 2019
  • Explain how public entities should consider human rights when making decisions
  • Understand when and how rights may be limited in certain circumstances
  • Outline practical steps for raising concerns and seeking support

Organisational Benefits

By completing this training course, your organisation will achieve:

  • Reduce complaints and misunderstandings by building clearer rights awareness
  • Support consistent, respectful decision-making in public-facing roles
  • Strengthen governance and accountability practices
  • Improve confidence in handling challenging conversations and decisions
  • Demonstrate organisational commitment to fair and transparent service delivery

An overview of the Queensland Human Rights Act course topic

 

Platforms Desktop, laptop, tablet or mobile (widescreen)
Browsers Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari are supported (typically versions from 2019 onwards). IE11 is not supported
Hosting Enrol in Tribal Habits portal
Accessible Yes, meets WCAG 2.2 guidelines at a Level AA standard – More info on WCAG 2.2 here

An overview of the Queensland Human Rights Act course journal

Description

Why is an overview of the Queensland Human Rights Act Course Important?

Decisions made by public services can affect people’s wellbeing, access to support, and how fairly they are treated. When you understand your rights, you’re better equipped to ask questions, recognise when something doesn’t feel right, and engage confidently with public services.

In Queensland, the Human Rights Act 2019 protects human rights in law (including 23 rights) and places responsibilities on public entities to act compatibly with human rights and give proper consideration to human rights when making decisions. This course helps reduce risk and supports more transparent, fair and respectful decision-making.

Who Should Complete This Course

  • Queensland residents who want a straightforward understanding of their rights under the Human Rights Act
  • People who regularly interact with public services (e.g. health, education, local councils)
  • Employees or volunteers working in or alongside public entities who want stronger human-rights awareness
  • Anyone who wants to understand how to raise concerns if a decision feels unfair or unreasonable
An overview of the Queensland Human Rights Act course content

Topics Covered

  • Understanding human rights
  • The human rights protected in Queensland
  • How human rights are protected in Queensland
  • Responsibilities under the Human Rights Act
  • If you think your rights were limited

An overview of the Queensland Human Rights Act course overview

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, learners will be able to:

  • Identify what human rights are and why they matter in Queensland
  • Recognise the rights protected under the Queensland Human Rights Act 2019
  • Explain how public entities should consider human rights when making decisions
  • Understand when and how rights may be limited in certain circumstances
  • Outline practical steps for raising concerns and seeking support

Organisational Benefits

By completing this training course, your organisation will achieve:

  • Reduce complaints and misunderstandings by building clearer rights awareness
  • Support consistent, respectful decision-making in public-facing roles
  • Strengthen governance and accountability practices
  • Improve confidence in handling challenging conversations and decisions
  • Demonstrate organisational commitment to fair and transparent service delivery

An overview of the Queensland Human Rights Act course topic

 

Platforms Desktop, laptop, tablet or mobile (widescreen)
Browsers Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari are supported (typically versions from 2019 onwards). IE11 is not supported
Hosting Enrol in Tribal Habits portal
Accessible Yes, meets WCAG 2.2 guidelines at a Level AA standard – More info on WCAG 2.2 here

An overview of the Queensland Human Rights Act course journal