Training/Advice
Event
Train the Trainer
Housing Rights
Cost:
Voluntary / Community from£128.00 to£160.00 Public / Statutory from£235.00 to£295.00
This informal training course will run over 2 full-day sessions, 15th and 22nd August, 10am-4pm.
It will help develop the skills and knowledge of anyone involved in the design and delivery of training events and/or presentations.
Participants at this hands on session will have the opportunity to apply what they have learnt by preparing and delivering a short presentation.
Outcome of this housing training course:
- Describe how to plan and structure a training event
- Develop techniques to facilitate and motivate adult learners
- Identify appropriate training methods and resources
- Increase understanding of online resources including Zoom & Microsoft Teams
- Manage group dynamics
- Use techniques to successfully end and evaluate a training session
- Develop and practice own training skills
Who should attend this housing training course?
This course will be of particular importance to:
- housing advisers
- community / residents groups
- benefit advisers
- political party constituency offices
- private, social and hostel accommodation providers
- anyone providing training around housing.
Sector:
- Advice services
- Housing and homelessness
Date and Time
- -
Location
The Skainos Centre,
239 Newtownards Rd,
Belfast
BT4 1AF
United Kingdom
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