What is the Course?

The course is ideal for individuals working in or for the community interest who are just starting out as trainers, or those with some experience who would like to learn more and refine their practice and become reflective pratitioners.

The course runs over two full days, during which time attendees will get practical experience in delivering training and get feedback on how to develop in practice.  It will focus on how people learn in training sessions, how reflective practice as a trainer, how to evaluate your sessions, creating a positive environment for training, and dealing with challenges that may occur in training sessions.  There will also be a brief introduction to training resources for designing your own training programmes.

The course is assessed on day two when attendees give a short training session and get feedback from the rest of the group, a certificate of completion will be issued to each attendee.  Attendees will also be signed up as members of the Magnetic Ideals Training Network where they can share best practice with other developing trainers and receive invites to skills sharing sessions.

When is the course?

The course runs over two days on the 5th and 6th March from 9.30am – 4.30pm at the Bridge Community Education Centre, Brighton.  Lunch and refreshments will be provided.  To book a place please email heather@magneticideals.org

Pricing

While may local courses charge £400 – 500 or upwards for a Train the Trainer courses we have kept the prices as low as we can.  If you have multiple people wanting to attend from your organisation please get in touch to see if we can offer a discounted rate.

To book your place please email Heather McKnight: heather@magneticideals.org

If you are unsure of which rates apply please contact heather@magneticideals.org payment must be received before booking can be confirmed.

* Magnetic Ideals does not provide training for corporations

** As well as keeping our prices low we reserve two free slots per training session for community groups with no paid staff as part of our ongoing commitment as a social enterprise to build capacity in smaller organisations, who may not always be able to access training.  These are allocated on a first come first serve basis.