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Rebecca Holmes
13-05-2013
10:30 AM GMT
Tender Education and Arts

One day training: Awareness and Good Practice when working with women experiencing violence and abuse in relationships

Dates: Thursday 13th June 2013: 9:45-4:00; Venue: Central London; Fee £90
 
This training will equip participants with an understanding of the issues women face when experiencing violence from men they know. The day will provide attendees with a greater knowledge and appreciation of the barriers faced by women who are seeking help to leave an abusive relationship. The training will enable participants to:

· Define and identify the different types of abuse.
· Understand the pressures on women to stay in violent relationships and the factors that might prevent them from seeking and securing
        the help they need.
· Explore the additional issues for women from marginalised groups.
· Examine and unpack the responsibility for violence using the power and control model.
· Address the impact on children witnessing and experiencing domestic abuse.
 
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 with young people to address violence in teenage relationships
Date: Thursday 20th June 2013:9:45-4:00; Venue: Central London; Fee: £150
 
This practical and hands-on training day will equip participants with a clear understanding of the key issues of abuse and violence in relationships and actively examine how drama techniques can be used to engage young people in these issues whilst unlocking meaningful dialogue around them. Tried and tested in a range of youth settings including schools, youth centres and pupil referral units, these exercises have proven to be an extremely successful method to reach young people. Facilitators with a wealth of experience in delivering issue-based projects will deliver the training. This training will:
 
· Give participants a theoretical understanding of different types of abuse, the excuses perpetrators give and the extraordinary pressure on
       victims to stay in abusive relationships through our gendered model.
· Practically explore exercises that can be used to engage young people.
· Explore how the activities can be applied in a variety of youth settings, and learn effective techniques for engaging and encouraging
       young people to participate.
· Trouble shoot particular barriers participants have encountered when carrying out this kind of violence prevention work.
       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.
 
 
Remember Tender can always respond to the individual training needs of organisations and develop tailor made training packages. We also provide on-site consulting for agencies and organisations. To find out more please contact Dorota Small on 020 7431 7227 or email dorota@tender.org.uk
 
To request a booking form or some more information please email rebecca@tender.org.uk
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Dorota Small
04-01-2013
10:32 AM GMT
Tender Education and Arts

Developing and Delivering Domestic Violence Training
Dates: Wednesday 27th to Friday 1st March 2013; Venue: Central London; Fee: £595

“I found the training a great use of time because it equipped me for a job I found myself having to do more and more; delivering lots of training. Now I go into agencies as Domestic Violence Coordinator, delivering be-spoke training and ensuring the approach taken in Haringey is joined-up, holistic and based on best practice” - Deirdre Cregan, Domestic and Gender-based Violence Co-ordinator, London Borough of Haringey
The course will increase 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. Participants will gain research and group work skills and learn how to adapt training sessions to a diverse range of learners.

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

Over a period of up to six months after the course, you will be expected to prepare an additional portfolio of assignments with the support of our experienced trainers. This additional work is necessary in achieving the Open College Network Accredited (OCN) qualifications. The OCN is a leading national awarding body for credit based qualifications. For further information about the OCN, please visit their website: http://www.ocnyhr.org.uk/

We offer this training to individuals but on-site consulting for agencies and organisations can be also arranged. To find out more or discuss your training needs, please contact Dorota Small on 020 7431 7227 or email dorota@tender.org.uk


Tender can always respond to individual training needs of organisations and develop tailor made packages of training; we provide on-site consulting for agencies and organisations. To find out more please contact Dorota Small on 020 7431 7227 or email dorota@tender.org.uk

To request a booking form or some more information please email bernie@tender.org.uk
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Dorota Small
04-01-2013
10:31 AM GMT
Tender Education and Arts

One Day Training: Working with young people to address violence in teenage relationships
Date: Thursday 21st February 2013; Venue: Central London; Fee: £150

This very practical day will equip participants with a clear understanding of the key issues of abuse and violence in relationships and practically examine how drama techniques can be used to engage young people in these issues. These exercises have been tried and tested in a range of youth settings including schools, youth centres and pupil referral units and the training will be delivered by facilitators with a wealth of experience in delivering issue based projects. This training will:

• Give participants a theoretical understanding of issues such as different types of abuse, the excuses perpetrators give and the pressures on victims to stay in abusive relationships through our gendered model.
• Practically explore exercises that can be used to engage young people.
• Explore how the activities can be applied in a variety of youth settings, and learn effective techniques for engaging and encouraging young people to participate.
• Trouble shoot particular barriers participants have encountered when carrying out this kind of violence prevention work.

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.

Tender can always respond to individual training needs of organisations and develop tailor made packages of training; we provide on-site consulting for agencies and organisations. To find out more please contact Dorota Small on 020 7431 7227 or email dorota@tender.org.uk

To request a booking form or some more information please email bernie@tender.org.uk
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Dorota Small
04-01-2013
10:30 AM GMT
Tender Education and Arts

One day training: Awareness and Good Practice when working with women experiencing violence and abuse in relationships
Dates: Thursday 14th February 2013; Venue: Central London; Fee £90

This training will equip participants with an understanding of the issues for women experiencing violence from men they know. The day will give attendees an appreciation of the barriers faced by women seeking help to leave an abusive relationship. The training will enable participants to:
 
• Define the different types of abuse.
• Understand the pressures on women to stay in violent relationships and what might prevent them from seeking and securing the help they need.
• Explore the additional issues for women from marginalised groups.
• Examine the responsibility for violence using the power and control model.
• Address the impact on children witnessing and experiencing domestic abuse.

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.

We offer this training to individuals but on-site consulting for agencies and organisations can be also arranged. To find out more or discuss your training needs, please contact Dorota Small on 020 7431 7227 or email dorota@tender.org.uk


Tender can always respond to individual training needs of organisations and develop tailor made packages of training; we provide on-site consulting for agencies and organisations. To find out more please contact Dorota Small on 020 7431 7227 or email dorota@tender.org.uk

To request a booking form or some more information please email bernie@tender.org.uk
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Dorota Small
04-01-2013
10:28 AM GMT
Tender Education and Arts

One Day Training: Working effectively in and with Schools: a practical approach to successful partnerships with schools
Date: Thursday 7th February 2013; Venue: Central London; Fee: £150

This training programme is designed to equip participants with the 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
• 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.

We offer this training to individuals but on-site consulting for agencies and organisations can be also arranged. To find out more or discuss your training needs, please contact Dorota Small on 020 7431 7227 or email dorota@tender.org.uk


Tender can always respond to individual training needs of organisations and develop tailor made packages of training; we provide on-site consulting for agencies and organisations. To find out more please contact Dorota Small on 020 7431 7227 or email dorota@tender.org.uk

To request a booking form or some more information please email bernie@tender.org.uk
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Progressive Women
21-10-2012
03:17 PM GMT
Speed Networking with Progressive Women

Wednesday, 7 November 2012 from 18:30 to 20:30

Two Chairmen,
39 Dartmouth Street
SW1H 9BN London

Reserve your place here http://progressivewomenspeednetworkingevent.eventbrite.co.uk/

Would you like to get better at networking?

Would you like to maximise your impact with important contacts?
 
Or do you just always get trapped talking to the wrong person at events while the person you want to speak to is engaged in conversation?

Progressive Women are holding a relaxed speed networking event so you can meet other like-minded people and improve your networking skills to boot.
 
The agenda will include;
 •Progressive Women team member Lucy James will share her experience of developing her own networking skills
 •A guided speed networking session
 •A chance to mingle informally
 
There will be a small charge to cover the cost of the venue and to support further Progressive Women Events.
 
Spaces are limited so to secure your place please book asap.
 
We look forward to meeting you there!

Learn more and purchase your ticket here http://progressivewomenspeednetworkingevent.eventbrite.co.uk/
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Dorota Small
18-09-2012
10:18 AM GMT
Developing and Delivering Domestic Violence Training
Dates: Wednesday 14th to Friday 16th November 2012;
Venue: TBC
Fee: £595


“I found the training a great use of time because it equipped me for a job I found myself having to do more and more; delivering lots of training. Now I go into agencies as Domestic Violence Coordinator, delivering be-spoke training and ensuring the approach taken in Haringey is joined-up, holistic and based on best practice” - Deirdre Cregan, Domestic and Gender-based Violence Co-ordinator, London Borough of Haringey
The course will increase 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. Participants will gain research and group work skills and learn how to adapt training sessions to a diverse range of learners.

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

Over a period of up to six months after the course, you will be expected to prepare an additional portfolio of assignments with the support of our experienced trainers. This additional work is necessary in achieving the Open College Network Accredited (OCN) qualifications. The OCN is a leading national awarding body for credit based qualifications. For further information about the OCN, please visit their website: http://www.ocnyhr.org.uk/

We offer this training to individuals but on-site consulting for agencies and organisations can be also arranged. To find out more or discuss your training needs, please contact Susie McDonald on 020 7428 7313 or email susie@tender.org.uk

To request a booking form, please email dorota@tender.org.uk; 0207 431 7227

Please feel free to forward this information on anyone who may be interested in attending this training.
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Jake Tily
07-09-2012
06:10 PM GMT
One day training: Awareness and Good Practice when working with women experiencing violence and abuse in relationships

 Date: Thursday 11th October 2012; Venue: Central London; Fee: £90

 

This training will equip participants with an understanding of the issues for women experiencing violence from men they know. The day will give attendees an appreciation of the barriers faced by women seeking help to leave an abusive relationship.

 

By the end of this one-day course, participants will be able to:

 

1. Define the different types of abuse.

2. Understand the pressures on women to stay in violent relationships and what might prevent them from seeking and securing the help they need.

3. Explore the additional issues for women from marginalised groups.

4. Examine the responsibility for violence using the power and control model.

5. Address the impact on children witnessing and experiencing domestic abuse.

 

 

One day training: Working with young people to address violence in teenage relationships

 Dates: Thursday 18th October 2012; Venue: Central London; Fee: £150

 

This very practical day will equip participants with a clear understanding of the key issues of abuse and violence in relationships and practically examine how drama techniques can be used to engage young people in these issues. These exercises have been tried and tested in a range of youth settings including schools, youth centres and pupil referral units and the training will be delivered by facilitators with a wealth of experience in delivering issue based projects.

 

By the end of this one-day course, participants will be able to:

1. Demonstrate a theoretical understanding of issues such as different types of abuse, the excuses perpetrators give and the pressures on victims to stay in abusive relationships through our gendered model.

2. Practically explore exercises that can be used to engage young people.

3. Explore how the activities can be applied in a variety of youth settings, and learn effective techniques for engaging and encouraging young people to participate.

4. Trouble shoot particular barriers participants have encountered when carrying out this kind of violence prevention work.

 

 

Developing and Delivering Domestic Violence Training

Dates: Wednesday 26th to Friday 28th September 2012; Venue: TBC Fee: £595

 

The course will increase 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. Participants will gain research and group work skills and learn how to adapt training sessions to a diverse range of learners.

 

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

 
Over a period of up to six months after the course, you will be expected to prepare an additional portfolio of assignments with the support of our experienced trainers. This additional work is necessary in achieving the Open College Network Accredited (OCN) qualifications. The OCN is a leading national awarding body for credit based qualifications. For further information about the OCN, please visit their website: http://www.ocnyhr.org.uk/

 

 

 

We offer this training to individuals but on-site consulting for agencies and organisations can be also arranged. To find out more or discuss your training needs, please contact Jake Tily on 020 7428 7247 or email jake@tender.org.uk

 

To request a booking form, please email jake@tender.org.uk; 0207 431 7247


Please feel free to forward this information on anyone who may be interested in attending this training.
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Jill Lynch
03-09-2012
01:46 PM GMT
Fun night out at Ruislip Comedy Bunker, 5th October 2012, doors open 8pm, show starts 8.45pm. Restaurant for pre show dinner. Tickets £12, £4 to hillingdon Women's Centre charity 801433. Headliner Hal Cruttenden, http://www.comedybunker.co.uk
A raffle will also be held to raise money for hillingdon Women's Centre, lovely prizes!!Tickets are £12, £4 to HWC
Contact jill on 01895 259578 or hillingdonwomen@aol.com to book
Cash or cheque accepted Please advertise this event on your intranet, in your newsletters, on facebook, twitter, on your notice boards anyway you can for us
 
Thank you
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