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Level 2 Award in Independent Advocacy
Advice NI
Cost:
dvice NI Members - Non-Accredited Course Only- £115, Accredited Qualification -£165 Voluntary and Community Sector - Non-Accredited Course Only - £145, Accredited Qualification -£195 Public and Statutory Sector - Non-Accredited Course Only -£185, Accredited Qualification £225 We will invoice you for the course.
An introductory qualification for candidates who are interested in acquiring knowledge about the role of an Independent Advocate.
This two-day course covers four learning outcomes: Understanding the principles of Independent Advocacy.;Understanding the role of the Independent Advocate; Understanding communication methods used in Independent Advocacy; Understanding equality, diversity and inclusion.
Sector:
- Advice services
Level 2 Award in Independent Advocacy
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