Starting Online Tues. 9th February 2021 7-9pm
Offering the qualification at a greatly reduced rate
£100 per person (limited to first 25 applicants)
To register a place contact Edward
[email protected]
The OCN NI Level 1 Award in Introduction to Counselling Skills qualification is aimed to introduce learners to the concept and purpose of counselling, as well as the ethical considerations and skills used in a counselling situation.
The COURSE objectives are to:
Understand the nature of counselling
Develop personal communication and interpersonal skills;
Promote self-development
This qualification will give learners an introduction to counselling skills that they will find useful in a variety of complimentary and helping roles such as community workers, youth leaders, care assistants and support worker, as well as those responsible for managing people or staff.
Dates:
09 February - 16 March 202109 February - 16 March 2021
The level 3 OCN CAVA Qualification is the full certificate for assessing occupational competence and vocational skills, knowledge and understanding. Delivered online to meet needs in Belfast, Antrim and greater Northern Ireland communities. This qualification is suitable for trainee assessors working in a learning and development capacity e.g. NVQ programmes, apprenticeships, and non regulated frameworks.
Dates:
08 - 29 April 202206 - 27 May 202203 - 24 June 2022
Parenting NI are delighted to launch and offer our newly developed accredited qualification - OCN Level 4 certificate in Working with Parents. This qualification is aimed at key workers who support families with multiple needs, including those working in family intervention projects, community settings, early year’s settings and/or social care settings. The qualification is aimed to support work with children from 0-18 years.
Online course - full level 3 qualification
Completed fully online or via blended learning (part face to face and part online)
*Dates mentioned are only some we have available, there are more to choose from*
Dates:
01 June - 01 September 202324 July - 30 September 202302 August - 01 September 2023
The Macmillan Cruse Project is aiming to improve bereavement support services for people affected by cancer. Cruse Bereavement Care are motivated to ensure that our services are inclusive, user friendly and that everyone in the community feels as though they can access timely bereavement support. We especially need to hear the voices of men and those who work with men in your community.
Law Centre NI's most popular training is now being delivered online, meeting your learning needs with all the flexibility of supported online learning. The next cohort starts on Monday 28 September.
Childminders from across Northern Ireland are being invited to attend the free Northern Ireland Childminding Association (NICMA) Annual Conference on Saturday 29th September in the Armagh City Hotel. This year’s theme is ‘Big Cook, Little Cook: Healthy Active Lifestyles’ and celebrity chef Jenny Bristow has been unveiled as one of the star attractions.
Circle of Support (COS) for Autism Families wishes to appoint a counsellor for autistic children and young people to provide therapeutic individual interventions (talking therapy).
Parent and child foster placements can help keep families together. Join us for this online information event and learn more about this specialist fostering support
Parent and child foster placements can help keep families together. Join us to learn more about this specialised fostering support from a Barnardo's parent-and-child foster carer and one of the mothers she has helped.
Do you know if you work or volunteer in the community, you can use your experience to gain direct access to this part-time degree. Study 1 day per week over 4 years to gain a professionally accredited 3rd level qualification in Community Development. Early exit options available in years 2 and 3. Limited places still available.
Dates:
12 August - 19 September 2022
Belfast
Jul315:00pm
Opportunity
Part-time BSc Hons Community Development - Recruiting now!
Your experience counts! If you work or volunteer in communities, you can apply directly to Ulster University and gain a professionally recognised degree in Community Development? Apply directly now to transform your life and your community!
Are you working/volunteering to support marginalised or disadvantaged sections of the community? Would like to use your experience to gain a professionally recognised degree in Community Development? Apply now to Ulster University!
Due to COVID19, we have extended the application deadline to Friday 29th May! If you are working or volunteering in the community or voluntary sector and would like an opportunity to gain a professionally recognised degree in Community Development, apply now!
This webinar is for those who have a responsibility for pastoral care in a faith setting. Many churches are now finding that traditional pastoral care models which rely heavily upon ministers, church leaders and paid pastoral workers are changing, and many are seeking to re-imagine pastoral care models that develop the roles of all members.
This course will explore the safeguarding issues surrounding pastoral care in the Church and Christian organisations.