Facilitation Skills
Trainsafe UK
This course is designed for those who are attending or will be attending or facilitating Meetings and events in the Workplace.
What is the Course?
Facilitation Skills.
Certificate of Completion awarded by The Training and Recruitment House @cademy.
What can I do once I complete the Course?
This Course will allow you to effectively facilitate meetings, networking events and workshops.
How long does the Course take?
The Course takes around 6 hours in total. It is normally delivered over 1 day or 2 evenings
How do I book onto the Course?
You can book your place on our Website or Contact us on 02838 39 45 80
You can also email us at [email protected]
Is there a test at the end of the Course?
You will complete practical exercises throughout the Course.
How is the Course delivered? What will I learn?
The Course is very interactive and you will be supplied with all materials. By the end of this course you will be able to:
- Describe the role of a facilitator
- Discuss what makes a good or bad facilitator
- Describe the facilitation process
- Describe the constraints that a facilitator may encounter
- Identify differences in group dynamics and behaviours and facilitation techniques that could be used
- Identify a suitable model to apply to the facilitation process
- Apply effective facilitation behaviour to scenarios.
Who is the Course for?
This course is designed for those who are attending or will be attending or facilitating Meetings and events in the Workplace.
Where is the Course held?
The Course is held in our offices at 51 Church Street, Portadown. We can also come to Your Premises
Facilitation Skills
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