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Public Achievement in association with Queens University is offering a short course for informal educators working to build more participative models of work.
Monday 03 March 2008
Friday 20 June 2008
9 May 2008
20 June 2008
Rural College- Derrynoid & QUB
250
Event
This course is aimed at educators working in a variety of fields including community development, youth work and teaching. Participants will explore how to actively engage people in the civic life of their communities through a ‘Democratic Civic Practice’ model.
The course will begin with a residential at The Rural College and Derrynoid Centre, Draperstown from 9 to 11 May, 2008, and there will be two further morning sessions on Friday 30 May and 20 June in Belfast at Queen's University. This course is subsidised thanks to the support of the Community Foundation for Northern Ireland through the Peace II Extension programme.
A small number of additional bursaries are available.
The course is also part of a wider ‘Certificate in Community Learning and Development’ offered through the Institute of Lifelong Learning, but can be taken as a stand alone module. It is worth 20 CATS Points.
The subsidised course fee is £250.
For more information please contact Paul Smyth, Director, Public Achievement at paul@publicachievement.com or 028 9066 6948 or visit www.publicachievement.com to find out more.
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