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Welcome to the latest edition of the training bulletin which details the training schedule for February 2024.
If you have any training related query, please email WSTTraining@wolverhampton.gov.uk
Bulletin Summary
Restorative Practice is a strengths-based model in working with children and families, a relational and solution focused approach which encourages high aspirations and high expectations to achieve good outcomes for children.
Restorative Practice means strengthening relationships as well as strengthening social connections within communities. In Wolverhampton, we are committed to restorative core beliefs and principles, embedding restorative practice as a fundamental part of our work with children and families.
Restorative practices range from formal to informal processes that enable workers, managers, children, young people and their families to communicate effectively.
The processes used, focus on removing barriers, and proactively promoting a sense of community, understanding, social responsibility and shared accountability.
The training takes place over three days at the Civic Centre in Wolverhampton, You must be able attend all three days.
PLEASE NOTE - if you are employed by Wolverhampton City Council please book via the learning hub.
Please use the link below to book your place.
14th February, 15th February and 5th March 2024
An online session, focusing on raising awareness around abuse to women and girls. It will support you to understand it's prevalence in the UK and how these crimes affect victims.
Please use the link below to book your place.
20th February 2024 | 10am
The dates for the 2024/2025 core safeguarding lead training will be released and available to book through the multi-agency training calendar at the end of February 2024.
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A powerful and thought-provoking 90-minute training session that gives participants an insight into the real experiences of those affected by child exploitation. It will help participants to spot signs of grooming and understand how they can help to protect and support children and young people.
Our experienced and skilled trainer in the West Midlands Violence Reduction Partnership shares their knowledge of the issues whilst providing a fresh way for professionals to empathise with those affected by child exploitation and importantly learn skills and knowledge that will help them in their roles.
Please use the links below to book your place.
1st February 2024 | 2pm
15th February 2024 | 10am
A 60-minute Serious Violence Duty workshop to explore the implications of the Duty and how partnerships are working together across the region towards development, publication and dissemination of their strategies to prevent and reduce serious violence.
Please use the links below to book your place.
2nd February 2024 | 10am
19th February 2024 | 1pm
This course offers something for those who are new to ACEs (Adverse Childhood Experiences) as a concept and those with some existing prior knowledge. It is aimed at both those who work with children and young people and those who work regularly with adults.
Please use the links below to book your place.
5th February 2024 | 10am
22nd February 2024 | 9am
The two-hour Public Health Approach to Violence Prevention and Reduction Webinar aims to introduce learners to the public health approach and to increase awareness of the role everyone in society can play in violence prevention and reduction. The course will cover: principles of the public health approach; an understanding of the causes and consequences of violence; addressing underlying risk factors that make violence more likely; primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention; and the importance of evaluation and evidence.
Please use the links below to book your place.
6th February 2024 | 9am
13th February 2024 | 9am
Trauma Informed Practice is aimed at people who already have a basic knowledge of childhood adversity (ACEs) and trauma, who may have also completed the Introduction to Childhood Adversity and Trauma Informed Practice module (as above). In this course we develop the theoretical ideas further and give participants ways to apply their learning to practice and to begin working in a Trauma-Informed way.
Please use the links below to book your place.
7th February 2024 | 9am
21st February 2024 | 9am
Please ensure that you:
- use your own account to make a course booking as you will not receive the Teams link or attendance certificate if someone else books on your behalf. You can create your account here.
- do not share screens for the training session as it will not be recorded that you have attended the session.
- familiarise yourself with our Terms and Conditions.
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