In-house training (we come to you)

Do you have a whole team that would benefit from our training or would it be more practical for us to come to you? All of our courses can be adapted for your organisation or region and delivered at a venue chosen by you. We work across the UK.

Our network of associate trainers cover many more areas of expertise, contact us to see how we can meet your specific training needs.

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  1. Introduction to group and peer supervision - In-house training (we come to you)
    Introduction to group and peer supervision

    Explore and develop models and helpful practices to aid group run supervision sessions.

    This is a 1 day in-house course (we come to you).

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    In-house course
  2. Building effective teams - In-house training (we come to you)
    Building effective teams

    Develop approaches and skills to develop and maintain healthy, motivated and effective teams.

    This is a 1 day in-house course (we come to you).

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    In-house course
  3. Making meeting more effective - In-house training (we come to you)
    Making meetings more effective

    Explore creative and effective ways to increase enjoyment and participation in a range of meetings.

    This is a 1 day in-house course (we come to you).

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    In-house course
  4. Managing difficult conversations - In-house training (we come to you)
    Managing difficult conversations

    For managers working through change and practitioners working with clients, this course develops confidence and skills to prepare for and manage difficult conversations.

    This is a 1/2 day in-house course (we come to you).

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    In-house course

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The Training Exchange courses are mapped to National Occupational Standards (NOS) and competence frameworks. Training is an important step in achieving competence in these standards by filling gaps in knowledge, understanding or skills. Course handbooks and the notes that you take can provide useful evidence for assessment.