Three Day Training: Developing and Delivering Domestic Violence Training

Dates: Wednesday 22nd to Friday 24th February 2012

This course has Open College Network Accreditation (Level 3)

Course Aims:

To improve participants' understanding of the relevant information, models and theories required to plan and deliver basic Multi Agency Awareness and Best Practice Domestic Violence Training in a range of settings.
To gain the research and group work skills required to plan and deliver basic Multi Agency Awareness and Good Practice Domestic Violence Training

Target Audience:

It is aimed at participants who have a good grounding in the subject and who will deliver training on issues of domestic violence. They should have some training experience or similar transferable experience. The course will also help those who have a strategic or developmental role who want to increase their domestic violence presentation skills.

For more information and to discuss your training needs please contact Susie McDonald - 020 7431 7313, susie@tender.org.uk

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One Day Training: Awarenerss and Good Practice when working with women experiencing violence and abuse in relationships

Dates: Thursday 26th January 2012

This training will equip participants with an understanding of the issues for women experiencing violence from men they know, the pressures on women to stay in violent relationships and the impact on children witnessing and experiencing domestic abuse.

The programme is designed to give participants an appreciation of the barriers experienced by abused women, which might prevent them from seeking and securing the help they need.

The day is aimed at staff in any agency who may be called upon to support, advise, treat, or otherwise assist a woman experiencing violence from a man she knows.

One Day Training: Working effectively in and with Schools: a practical approach to successful partnerships with schools

Date: Thursday 9th February 2012

Over the last 8 years, Tender has worked in over 150 schools and Pupil Referral Units across Greater London. This has been a journey that has enabled Tender's staff to develop effective strategies for creating healthy partnerships that result in effective work with students and integrated approach to the work within the whole school. The one day training programme is designed to equip participants with skills and knowledge around:

Making initial contact with schools - strategies and methods
Working with key teachers; Maintaining relationships once a project is underway
Secondary. Primary, Special, Pupil Referral Units - identifying their differing needs
School-speak; becoming familiar with the language that schools and teachers use
Secondary, Primary, Special, Pupil Referral Units - identifying their differing needs
Developing and delivering teacher training

The day is aimed at staff in any organisation that may be starting to work directly in primary, secondary, special schools and pupil referral units.

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One Day Training: Working with young people to address violence in teenage relationships

Dates: Thursday 2nd February 2012

This training will practically examine how drama techniques can be used to engage young people in order to explore the early warning signs of abusive relationships, what abuse is and how to seek support.

The day is aimed at professionals working directly with young people. Participants do not need to have previous experience of drama or theatre to take part in the day.

If you would like to book any of the above courses please email dorota@tender,org.uk to request a booking form.