We are delighted to be launching our spring/summer programme for 2018. Our comprehensive training programme has been designed to meet all your needs in your work with young people. Courses taking place next year cover topics including mentoring, behavior management, child protection and safeguarding. A full list of courses now on sale can be found on the Training & Events page of our website.
Early-bird discount now available
We are offering a huge 25% off full price Artswork Professional Development courses when booked by 5th January 2018 (no other discounts/subsidies apply). To take advantage of this offer, use discount code EB2018 when booking.
New courses for 2018
Artswork Essentials: For the first time, we’re pleased to be offering a package of three key courses – the Artswork Essentials – jam-packed with up-to-the-minute legislative information, tools for inclusive practice and creative approaches to promoting wellbeing. Combining our popular Child Protection and Safeguarding course, with our new Equality and Diversity and Prevent courses, this package is available for courses taking place at Cockpit Arts, London. Although these courses can be booked individually, booking all three together represents a saving of more than £50, and helps ensure safe working practices across your work with children and young people. Book now.
Embedding Safe Practice training: Our Child Protection and Safeguarding course is a mainstay of the Artswork Professional Development programme. Due to popular demand, we are pleased to now be offering an enhanced course designed for those responsible for overseeing safeguarding practice in their organisation at a strategic level. This one-day leadership course is delivered to a small group ensuring the opportunity for attendees to focus on their individual needs, and those of their organisation. Book now London | Leeds | Bristol
Prevent training: Prevent is part of the government’s counter terrorism programme, and it is now a recommendation that all organisations working to support children and young people undertake Prevent training. This one-day course offers essential enhanced safeguarding training for anyone working in the arts and cultural sectors with children and young people. It includes a full update on the Prevent Duty and the part that you play within the work that you deliver with children and young people. Book now London | Gateshead
For a full list of courses and prices, please see list below or visit www.artswork.org.uk/training-events
New venue and accreditation partnership
We deliver Artswork Professional Development courses in major cities across England, ensuring we can reach as many arts and cultural professionals as possible. Starting in January 2018, we will now be delivering courses in Leeds, based at West Yorkshire Playhouse. Courses scheduled for this year include Child Protection, our new Embedding Safe Practice training and Behaviour Management.
Artswork are also pleased to be working with Southampton Solent University who will be our new accreditation partner for the popular 6-day Youth Arts Management course (YAM 6). In 2018, we will be delivering YAM6 in both Southampton and Manchester. Accreditation is equal to 15 credits, Level 5.
South East subsidies
Individuals and organisations working in the South East region are eligible for subsidised rates on a number of courses, as part of Artswork’s South East Bridge Programme. The South East region is defined as covering Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Portsmouth, Southampton, Berkshire, Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Milton Keynes, Surry, East and West Sussex, Brighton and Hove and Kent (excluding Medway and the districts of Gravesham, Dartford and Swale).
Course Focus… Evaluating Youth Arts
Our Evaluating Youth Arts course, recently took place at the BALTIC in Gateshead. This is what one of the course participants had to say about the day…
The evaluation workshop was extremely useful. Rammed full of relevant activities and providing plenty of new tools and approaches to take away, it enabled me to reassess how I use evaluation within my practice. It challenged me to integrate evaluation more fully in the planning of different projects and encouraged me to take more creative approaches. I’ve since used some of the methods of evaluation and have found them to be very helpful.
The next Evaluating Youth Arts course will be on Thursday 8th February at the Mac, Birmingham. Click here to book or for more info.
Artswork Conference: Creativity and Life Chances
Limited tickets are available for Artswork's Creativity and Life Chances conference, taking place on Wednesday 22 November at the Wellcome Collection, London. Click here for more information.
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Shortly, we will be conducting a training needs analysis across the country to ensure that we are delivering what you need most. We will keep you updated.
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