Consultation Event - Reviewing the Community Development National Occupational Standards
Anna Clarke, Prospect Community
Do you use community develops approaches in your work?
Are you a community development worker or volunteer?
Does your organisation support community development programmes?
If YES, we would like to hear your views about these Standards.
To contribute your views and ideas you can attend the Consultation Event (details below) complete the Online Survey (details further on down)– or better still - do both!
CONSULTATION EVENT
Tuesday 30th September at Lough Neagh Discovery Centre, Craigavon
9.45am – 12.30pm light lunch provided
Event supported by CWETN and Craigavon Borough Council, Community Development Department
To book for this event please email Anna Clarke, [email protected]
The Standards describe what a person needs to be able to do, know and understand to carry out good quality community development practice, and they can be used in many ways.The current generation of CD NOS (2009) are being used more widely and more effectively than previous ones. The purpose of the review is to further improve the current CD NOS and make them as effective and accessible as possible in order to encourage good quality community development practice that will support communities to organise around their own identified agendas, plan and take action to bring about positive changes for their communities.
TAKE PART IN THE ONLINE SURVEY….
We are using a version of survey monkey to gather feedback on the current Community Development National Occupational Standards. However, so that you can part-complete, save and return to the survey later without losing any data, we need to give each respondent an individual link related to your email address.
To receive your individual survey monkey link please email [email protected]. The deadline for survey responses is 10th October 2014.
Consultation Event - Reviewing the Community Development National Occupational Standards
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