Conflict Management Training OCN Level 1
Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council Good Relations Department
Conflict Management Training OCN Level 1
The training will offer participants the opportunity to learn about the nature of conflict, understand the causes of conflict both in our everyday situations and on a community level.
The training will offer participants the opportunity to learn about the nature of conflict, understand the causes of conflict both in our everyday situations and on a community level.
The participants will gain an understanding of methods for addressing or preventing unhealthy conflict and learn the basic skills of mediative communication and how to apply this in dealing with difficult issues.
This participant led course will give learners an opportunity to begin to unpack issues around the legacy of the conflict that are still experienced by the community today, conflict experienced in everyday life and cultural expression.
Time: 10am - 4pm
Dates: Sat 21st Feb
Sat 7th Mar
Sat 14th Mar
Cost: Free
Lunch Provided
For booking contact Community Services on:
Tel: 028 9049 4550
Email: [email protected]
Date and Time
Location
Cregagh Youth & Community Centre
Mount Merrion Avenue
Belfast
BT6 0FL
United Kingdom
Conflict Management Training OCN Level 1
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