Introduction to Planning

eLearning Course Overview

  • This eLearning course introduces the concepts of Town Planning as a core function of Local Government. It also explores how planning has evolved over time and why the Local Government planning framework is important for the development of your local community.
  • After completing this eLearning course, WALGA offers further training options to develop specialised skills of key planning concepts and legislation, and how to make good planning decisions. 

Please note that this course is currently undergoing updates and is temporarily unavailable. If you would like to be notified when it becomes available, please express your interest by contacting [email protected]

Target Audience

  • Suitable for all Local Government Officers and Elected Members wanting to gain an introductory understanding of Town Planning practices.
Introduction to Planning eLearning

Learning Outcomes

  • How planning has evolved over time; and
  • Why planning is important for Local Government and the local community.


Dates & Fees

  • eLearning (enrol anytime, to complete within 3 months from date of enrolment).
  • eLearning - $240.00 (plus GST) per person
  • Up to 50 participants for 12 months via an eLearning Subscription.

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To ensure that our members have access to high quality, tailor-made training at all times and regardless of location, WALGA Training is proud to offer a subscription service which allows your Local Government to enrol up to 50 participants to undertake selected course(s) over the subscription period. 

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Acknowledgement of Country

WALGA acknowledges the continuing connection of Aboriginal people to Country, culture and community. We embrace the vast Aboriginal cultural diversity throughout Western Australia, including Boorloo (Perth), on the land of the Whadjuk Nyoongar People, where WALGA is located and we acknowledge and pay respect to Elders past and present.

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