To view the course outline or to book a place, on any of the following 4 courses, please log in to the CLC online training system with your username and password. If you do not have a username and password, have forgotten your details or do not have access to the internet email CLCTraining@rbkc.gov.uk.
Essential Skills for structured interviewing - This 3 day course will take place on 18 & 19 January and 22 February 2010.
National IAG Standards for practitioners - This course will take place on 26 January 2010.
Employability: the truth about jobs - Takes place on 3 February 2010.
National Policy Context Updates - This half day session is aimed at Managers and Team Leaders and will take place on 23 February 2010. If you have attended the first session, please ensure that you book a place online to attend this session, as you must be registered to attend the course.
Understanding Safeguarding and Child Protection when Working with Young People, 10 November - this course is for counsellors, information/advice workers, youth workers, managers and supervisors of those who work with young people. £45-£110.
Safeguarding and the youth sector workforce, 20 November – PYL event in response to the introduction by the CRB and the Independent Safeguarding Authority (ISA) of the new Vetting and Barring Scheme that was rolled out across the youth service from Monday 12th October.
Introduction to Children and Young People’s Mental Health, 4 December - Participants will be helped to explore an understanding of mental health and psychological well-being and to develop and apply knowledge of attachment, brain development, risk and resilience.
Impartial Careers Education: How whole-school leadership of IAG can make a real difference, 7 December – The National College is offering
events in the autumn term to disseminate good practice and promote whole-school leadership of effective IAG.
From vocational guidance to portfolio Careers 10 December – Lecture by Dr Barrie Hopson, looking at ways in which guidance specialists can learn from the key changes to guidance policies and practices over recent decades.
National Career Guidance Show, 3-4 March - will give career professionals a chance to catch up with the latest information about career routes and opportunities in a friendly, informal, informative
event.
Student Finance England: Information, Advice and Guidance Regional Seminars – Annual seminar covering a range of topics; aimed at giving an overview of their service, and updates on developments and changes taking place. The London seminars will be taking place on 11 November. For agenda and alternative dates in other locations, click here.
Diploma for the Children and Young People's Workforce - After concerns from childcare employers that standards had been set too high, a
new level 2 qualification will now act as a stepping stone to the originally planned Level 3.
Student Finance - Practitioners providing IAG to students considering entering Higher Education can receive free material, resources and training sessions. For further information please contact either Michelle Wickenden, (South London) 07810 658 422 or Ben Rutter, (North London) 07554 458 871.