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courses available currently:
- An Introduction to the Principles
and Practice of Mediation - a two day course for
practitioners, teachers and support staff working with young
people
- Setting up a Peer Mediation Scheme: a 1-day introduction
to designing and delivering confronting conflict peer
training programmes for young people
- Working with Identity and
Prejudice a two day training for front line
practitioners facing challenging contemporary issues and
tensions in their work with different groups of young people
- Training for Trainers
- for trainers, group workers and facilitators who want to develop
their skills in confronting conflict work and related areas
such as communication skills, anger management and assertiveness
An Introduction to
the Principles an Practice of Mediation
This is a two day course for
practitioners, teachers and support staff working with young people. An
introduction to the principles and tools of mediation practice. (This
will be the first steps to becoming a mediator)
aims
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To explore how you can use the
mediation approach in your everyday work with young people
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Understand more about peer
mediation, explore how you can best support young peer mediators or
conflict workers in their role
Dates: 22nd & 23rd June in London
Price: £200.00 per
participant
To book this course please
complete our
booking form.
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Setting up a Peer
Mediation Scheme
This is a one day introduction to the key principles and
issues for those new to setting up and running peer training
programmes with young people.
aims
- to introduce you to key principles for designing and setting up
peer-led programmes with young people.
course includes
- What's involved in setting up peer led programmes:
covering, for instance, length of programme, number of
sessions, placements, support and resources, and working with
other agencies.
- Identifying target groups.
- Exploring possible obstacles and challenges and how to
overcome them.
- Best practice monitoring and evaluation procedures.
Dates: 13th July 2009 in London
Price: £100.00 per
participant
To book this course please
complete our
booking form.
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Working With
Identity and Prejudice
This is two days of training for
frontline practitioners facing challenging contemporary issues and
tensions in their work with different groups of young people.
aims
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Explore identity, difference,
community and conflict.
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Try out new ways to work with these
issues.
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Gain confidence, skills and tools
for your future practice.
Dates: 21st & 22nd
April 2009 in London
29th & 30th June 2009 in Leeds
Price: £200.00
per participant
To book this course please
complete our
booking form.
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Training for Trainers
This course is for trainers, group workers and facilitators
who already have some experience in delivering confronting
conflict or related work with young people and adults. It shares
and explores some of the frameworks and themes that underpin
Leap Confronting Conflict's work with young people and
adults.
aims
- to develop a strong foundation for delivering training in
confronting conflict work.
course includes
- Identifying your core principles for delivering confronting
conflict work and their relationship to how you work in the
room with participants
- Identifying realistic and relevant learning outcomes, and
designing a programme appropriate to the needs of your
client group
- examining the use of questioning in order to promote
inquiry and self reflection
- exploring safety, responsibility, choice and permission as
they apply to your work as a facilitator
- Identifying your support needs in relation to your
continuing professional development
Dates: 4th - 6th March 2009 in London
10th - 12th June 2009 in London
Price: £300.00 per participant
Participants are expected to attend all three days of the course and
to have at least one year's experience of delivering and facilitating
group work with young people and/or adults
To book this course please
complete our
booking form.
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