Group Work Skills - There are a few spaces left on this 2 day course, which takes place on 18 & 19 June. If you would like to attend please contact CLCTraining@rbkc.gov.uk or call 020 7938 8073. This course is for staff who have already attended the first 2 intoroduction days or who have previous exxperience with group work.
National Context Updates - This course is aimed at managers and team leaders and takes place on 16 June 2009. For further information or to book a place, visit the website or alternatively contact CLCTraining@rbkc.gov.uk or call 020 7938 8073.
Motivational Strategies to support NEET YP - This is a 2 day course taking place on 8 & 9 July 2009. For a course outline or to book a place, please login with your username and password to the CLC Training site or alternatively contact CLCTraining@rbkc.gov.uk or call 020 7938 8073.
Helping young people make sense of money – Young People & Money is a
free one day training course that has been designed to better equip those who work with young people aged 16 to 25 who are NEET. The Financial Services Authority (FSA), working in partnership with Citizens Advice and leading youth charity Fairbridge, has developed the Young People & Money programme. Taking place on 14 October 2009 in Stratford.
LSCB Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) training is aimed at all staff working with women and children. It will give you an understanding of what FGM is and the social, cultural and religious context in which it is practised. Taking place on 9th of June in London. Please complete the application form and fax back to HSC Learning and Development on 020 7361 3761. Any queries contact Annette Russell on 0207 361 2888.
Working with refugee and asylum-seeking children in Schools training from the refugee council on 23 June 2009 will examine the specific needs of refugee pupils, including those new to schooling in the UK. Participants will have the opportunity to reflect on and evaluate their own practice, as well as that of the schools in their local area. The course costs £99 - £160, to book please contact training@refugeecouncil.org.uk for a booking form.
Nurturing Young People's Mental Health Needs in the Counselling Relationship training will enable delegates to develop their knowledge of the risk and resilience factors affecting young people's emotional well-being and mental health 23 June London.
Human Rights and Young People – This one day course on human rights aims to provide people that work with young people with a good understanding of the key features, ideas and principles of human rights and how they are relevant to young people’s issues and the youth sector in the UK. It will cost from £60 and will take place in London on 25 June 2009. If you would like to attend, please complete the booking form.
Safeguarding African Children at Risk from AFRUCA - Africans Unite Against Child Abuse Monday 22 June 2009 and costs £100. For more information visit the website.
African Parents and Practitioners Working with African Children in London. This event is being held as part of a week long series of activities marking AFRUCA’s 8th anniversary from 21 to 27 June 2009. Contact Justin Bahunga at AFRUCA or call 0844 660 8607.
Free Training for staff and volunteers working with African communities - Improve and update your skills in promoting health in African Communities, get the ‘
FOCUS’. For all dates and more information on this training, see
booking form.
How to work successfully with children and young people from various faiths and cultures - This training course will look at how children and young people’s faiths and cultures can impact on participation work. Taking place on 22nd September in London, it costs £150.
Helping young people make sense of money – Young People & Money is a free one day training course that has been designed to better equip those who work with young people aged 16 to 25 who are NEET. The Financial Services Authority (FSA), working in partnership with Citizens Advice and leading youth charity Fairbridge, has developed the Young People & Money programme. Taking place on 14 October 2009 in Stratford.