Training/Advice
Event
Train the Trainer
Housing Rights
Cost:
From £128 for members of Housing Rights
This informal two day course will develop the skills and knowledge of anyone involved in the design and delivery of training events and/or presentations.
During this hands on session, participants will have the opportunity to apply what they have learnt by preparing and delivering a short presentation.
This one day training course will focus on:
- Describe how to plan and structure a training event
- Develop techniques to facilitate and motivate adult learners
- Identify appropriate training methods and resources
- Manage group dynamics
- Use techniques to successfully end and evaluate a training session
- Develop and practice own training skills
Who should attend?
This course will be of particular importance to housing advisers, community/residents groups, benefit advisors, political party constituency offices, private, social and hostel accommodation providers and anyone providing training around housing.
For those wishing to register with OCN NI there will be an additional registration fee of £50. Please email [email protected] for further details.
Date and Time
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Location
Housing Rights
10-12 High Street
Belfast
BT1 2BA
United Kingdom
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