Certificate in Community Work
Last time we told you about the Certificate in Community Work course
at Lower Gornal Youth Club we didn't hear about it till the last moment so left it pretty late to let you know.
So here's plenty of advance warning about future sessions. The course allows you to get training in the Theory, Skills
and Practice of Community Work. It's a nationally recognised Open College qualification for people who are not working
and its FREE, with travel costs being paid and childcare provided
Run by Black Country Housing & Community Services Group, in conjunction
with Lower Gornal Youth Centre, and with funds from the ESF, it's aimed at people who are not working. Lessons run from
10am to 1pm for two weeks, with the timetable as follows:
Week one Community Work Theory (Classroom sessions)
Week two Community Work Skills (Classroom sessions)
Week three onwards Community Work Practice (Placements)
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Run |
Open Day |
Start Date
(Classroom
Sessions) |
Finish Date
(Classroom
Sessions) |
Placements Start |
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One
|
Mon
Feb 3rd |
Mon
Feb 10th |
Fri
Feb 21st |
Mon
Feb 24th |
|
Two |
Mon
Mar 17th |
Mon
Mar 24th |
Fri
Apr 4th |
Mon
Apr 7th |
|
Three |
Tues
May 6th |
Mon
May 12th |
Fri
May 23rd |
Mon
May 26th |
|
Four |
Mon
Jun 9th |
Mon
Jun 16th |
Fri
Jun 27th |
Mon
Jun 30th |
|
Five |
Mon
Jul 14th |
Mon
Jul 21st |
Fri
Aug 1st |
Mon
Aug 4th |
This course will be run on five separate occasions. Choose the one that suits you best and then turn up on the relevant Open Day, at the Lower Gornal Youth Centre. All "classroom" sessions will be held there, while placements will take place at the organisation you are placed with.
The classroom sessions (weeks one and two), will include elements about Planning Events, How Councils Work, Management Committees, Regeneration, Funding/Fundraising, Evaluation, and Working with Children & Young People.
Training is FREE, and travel costs will be paid. Childcare will be available at the Centre, which is very comfortable and where there are pleasant surroundings for relaxing with a cup of tea or coffee during breaks.
For more information contact either Barry or Mark on 0121 561 3845, or in writing to 1 Causeway, Blackheath, B65 8AA, or e-mail to: whitehouseb@bcha.co.uk or whitehousem@bcha.co.uk
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