To find out more about the event please click on the relevant links below:
Invitation
Recruitment Event Poster

Community Accountancy Service – Training coming up
Bitesize Finance Series
Time: 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm (all)

Bitesize Petty Cash & Volunteer Expenses 22 Feb 2012
Bitesize Bookkeeping 29 Feb 2012
Bitesize Budgeting 07 Mar 2012
Bitesize Bank Reconciliations 14 Mar 2012
Bitesize Cashflow Forecasts 21 Mar 2012
Bitesize Paying Staff 28 Mar 2012

For more information about the course content please contact Christine Wykes Driver on 020 8314 6576 | christine@valewisham.org.uk | www.valewisham.org.uk

ACE Training Courses
Accounting for Community Enterprises (ACE) run a variety of training courses for staff, trustees and volunteers of voluntary and community organisations.
Further details including how to book, can be found here.

ROTA – Public Sector Equality Act 2010 Training:
Introducing the Equality Act 2010 and using the Public Sector Equality Duty to Promote Equality – One Day Session
Date: 22nd February
Time: 9:45 am – 4:15 pm
Venue: North London

10% discount if booking 3 staff or more!

For more information on this training please visit ROTA’s webpage here.

ROTA – Seminar series
Shaping the future: Race and racism in 21st century Britain
Date: 22 February 2012
Time: 4.00 – 7.00pm
Venue: Tower Hamlets
To find out more and to book a place click here.

Date: 28 February 2012
Time: 2.00 – 5.00 pm
Venue: Hackney
This seminar will be followed by ROTA’s AGM. To find out more and to book a place click here.

The webpages about the seminar series, which are available here, will be updated as new speakers and panelists are confirmed. This seminar series is being delivered in partnership with Hackney CVS, Islington BME Forum, The Selby Centre and Tower Hamlets CVS.

to open the file click Upcoming Courses 2012 spring

Job club London

Need help? Come along to our Job Club
• Internet use
• Support with finding volunteering opportunities
• CV and letter writing
• Person specification
• Interview skills training
• Talks and presentations
• Job related workshops employment

The service will be available from 17th January 2012, EVERY Tuesday from 11am to 4pm.

Getting ready for Outcomes
Facilitated by Charities Evaluation Services (CES)
Thursday 23rd February 2011
10.00am – 4.00pm
Venue: Stratford Advice Arcade
107-109 the Grove, Stratford, E15 1HP

To register for a place on this training course please e-mail your Name, Organisation and Contact details to: abdul.malik@bemccf.org.uk no later than Friday 3rd February 2011 (ONLY14 places are available for this course)
to open the flyer click Getting Ready for Outcomes flyer

Aim of the Course:
You will benefit most from this course if you are a decision-maker within your organisation considering implementing an outcomes approach, or are reviewing the way you currently gather, hold and use data for learning and reporting. You should be seriously considering change.
Course outcomes
• greater understanding of the strengths and weaknesses of their organisation’s current monitoring and evaluation capacity
• greater understanding of the tools, systems and skills desirable for implementing an outcomes approach
• considered possible barriers to change processes, ways to overcome them through communication and support
• shared experiences with other voluntary sector professionals facing similar challenges
• developed a pathway for their monitoring and evaluation capacity building process

Course Level: Advanced

CAKE DECORATING CLASSES FOR BEGINNERS AND INTERMEDIATE ARE BEING HELD AT
HOLDEN POINT SHELTERED HOUSING SCHEME, WADDINGTON ROAD, STRATFORD
Beginners – Every SATURDAY 10.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m starting on 14th January

Intermediate – Every Wednesday 2.00 – 4.00pm starting on 11th January

A 10 WEEK COURSE IS ONLY £10 IF YOU
ARE OVER 60

FOR MORE DETAILS, PLEASE CONTACT THE SHELTERED HOUSING STAFF
ON 020 8519 6603

Th e courses we have on offer in the new year are listed below. For further information on the courses please see attached course flyers.

 Getting Induction Right
 Identifying & managing risk
 Maximising recourses, minimising costs, maintaining quality
 Negotiation skills
 New to Management
 Sexuality & learning disability
 Working with people who have complex or challenging behaviour
 Professional boundaries and good practice
 Autism
 Marketing your organisation

Can managers request staff to submit their application forms ASAP TO AVOID COURSES BEING CANCELED. To apply for a course you will need to complete the attached application form and return to training.administration@newham.gov.uk or fax to 0208 430 5945

As always we welcome your feedback about any of the training programmes or initiatives, as this ensures that we are meeting both the practice needs and the career development needs of you and your staff members.

Plesse see below the list of training available:
Copy of Flyer – Negotiation Skills
Copy of Flyer – New to Management
Identifying 0Managing Risk[1]
Maximising Resources, Minimising Costs
Sexuality & Learning Disability
Working With People who Have complex
Pprofessional Boundarties & Good Prac
Flyer – Autism
Marketing Your Organisation
Copy of flyer – Getting Induction Right flyer

for more information clickI Can’t Be Bothered Doing Anything Poster

Why Does Everything Always Go Wrong Poster

To open the buletin, please click here

Course A
Level 1 Certificate in an introduction to youth workAccredited at level 1 by ABC Awards

The course is suitable for participants who are at least eighteen years old who wish to pursue a career in youth and community work. This might include adults, senior members, volunteers or young workers currently involved in delivering youth work Participants will complete the course with a greater understanding of the theory and knowledge required to work with young people.
This course will consist of two training units covering the area’s below:
Unit 1 An introduction to the youth work sector
In this unit, participants will explore the scope of the youth work to enable them develop a basic understanding of the youth work sector/profession
Unit 2 Safe working practice for youth work
In this unit, participants will find out about relevant Health and Safety policies and procedures relating to themselves and others. They will learn about risk assessments. They will also explore the importance of their own conduct and that of others in
promoting safety.
Course requirement – you will need to attend 3×1 day courses, Saturdays 10.00am – 4.00pm – Manor park. E12 5JF
Although this course is free you are required subject to being offered a place to pay a registration fee of £15.00

Course dates: First course—17/9, 1/10, 15/10.
Second course 24/9, 8/10, 22/10 You cannot switch between courses.

Course B
Level 2 Certificate in Youth and Community WorkAccredited at level 2 by ABC Awards.

The course is suitable for participants who are at least eighteen years old who wish to pursue a career in youth and community work. This might include adults, senior members, volunteers or young workers currently involved in delivering youth and community work. Participants will complete the course with a greater understanding of the theory, skills and knowledge required to work with young people.
The content is delivered over 14 sessions, lasting approximately 3 to 6 hours per session.
To be accepted upon this course you are required to be attending a youth work placement by the start of the course. This means that you need to be delivering youth work or informal education to young people 13-19 year old for at least 3/6 hours a week. (see course requirement no2 attachments)

Although this course is free you are required subject to being offered a place to pay a registration fee of £25.00
This course will begin in November and will be a Saturday event actual dates will be confirmed latter.
Course dates: 9/11/11, 3/12/11, 10/12/11, 17/12/11 and
7/1/12, 14/1/12, 21/1/12, 4/2/12, 11/2/12, 25/2/12, 3/3/12, 10/3/12,17/3/12, 31/3/12.
To apply Email samina.dyer@aston-mansfield.org.uk