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ILM Award in Management Level 4
This course will develop the skills you need in a middle management role. It is ideal for middle managers or those looking to become a middle manager. The Award is provided by the Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM) who are the UK's premier awarding body for management qualifications - so you get a qualification that is recognised world-wide!
The course covers two key areas around understanding the management role and developing management skills.
Qualification: Institue of Leadership and Management (ILM) Award in Management at Level 4
Duration: 4 days
Date: 10th and 17th September, 8th and 15th October 2010
Time: 9.30 -16.30
Contact: Hollie Watson
Tel: 01962 857381
ILM Award in Management Level 5
This course aims to further develop middle management skills and knowledge. The course is suitable for those who are currently working in a middle management role or have completed the ILM Level 3 or 4 in Management or equivalent.
The Award is provided by the Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM) who are the UK's premier awarding body for management qualifications - so you get a qualification that is recognised world-wide! The course covers three key areas around understanding the management role, developing the reflective manager and leading teams.
Qualification: Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM) Award in Management at Level 5
Duration: 4 days
Date: 10th, 17th September, 8th and 15th October 2010
Time: 9.30 -16.30
Contact: Hollie Watson
Tel: 01962 857381
Personal Safety and Lone Working Training
Does your work as a volunteer or member of staff of a voluntary organisation involve going out and meeting people in their homes or on your own?
Are you a trustee or management committee member of an organisation whose staff or volunteers are lone workers?
This training workshop will be run by a trainer who is accredited through the Suzy Lamplough Trust and will cover the following areas:
- Who is responsible for your safety whilst at work?
- Tips on risk assessment
- Reducing the risks
- P.L.A.N. for your safety
- Personal Safety Checklist
- Assertiveness - your rights
- General personal safety tips - mobile phones, home visits, working in the office, driving, personal alarms.
- Useful contacts
This is a Learning Highways training session funded by Hampshire Learning.
Time: 10.00 - 1.00 pm Refreshments available (donations much appreciated)
Contact: Chris Turner
To book please complete the booking form and return to Community First East Hampshire by 8th September 2010
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Hampshire Volunteer Voice: Getting it heard
Venue: CAH, Winchester
Date: Tuesday, 14 September 2010
Time: 5.30pm (for 6.00pm start) to 8.00pm
Refreshments will be served at the start
A recent report estimated there are approximately 111,000 volunteers in Hampshire contributing a minimum of £16 million of in-kind resources to our communities.
Volunteers come from all walks of life and give time to a wide range of organisations from small voluntary groups providing activities for local communities, to schools and services such as the police and hospitals.
However, the views of volunteers are not always heard within their own organisation or by decision makers in the wider community. We aim to change this by establishing Hampshire Volunteer Voice, in co-operation with Hampshire Volunteer Centre network.
Through volunteers joining together their ‘voice’ could:
• Influence decision makers on issues related to volunteering
• Help increase the number of people volunteering and the availability of opportunities open to them
• Support organisations to improve how they manage volunteers
• Give volunteers increased influence in making service improvements - volunteers are often the people closest to the communities, working directly with the public and services users, thus developing a good understanding of front-line needs
Could you help develop Volunteer Voice in Hampshire?
We need people who are currently volunteering in a range of activities in health, transport, environment, welfare, advice and more general support for local communities, to come forward to explore the potential to set up Volunteer Voice in Hampshire.
If you would like to attend please contact: Rosie Taylor via e-mail or telephone: 01962 857350 or book online on the CAH website
Developing an Effective Fundraising Strategy
This course will help you understand the key elements of a strategy, the range of fundraising options and what you need to consider before building them into your strategy.
Throughout the course you will gain an understanding as:
- to what is meant by a fundraising strategy,
- undertanding the key elements of your strategy,
- what can be in your strategy and
- deciding what will work for you.
Qualification obtained: NOCN Award (One unit of Managing Voluntary & Community Organisations at Level 3)
Duration: 2 days
Dates: 23rd and 24th September 2010
Time: 9.30 - 16.30
Contact: Hollie Watson
Tel: 01962 856 381
Finding out about energy
Learn about energy efficiency, sustainable energy use and renewable energy technologies. Information on grants and incentives.
This is an introductory level and is not suitable for energy professionals.
Green Communities - Energy Saving Trust - will be facilitating this course.
Time: 9.45 (for 10.00 start) - 16.30 - Lunch and refreshments provided
Contact: Chris Turner
Tel: 01730 710017
Website: Training information page
Marketing To Stand Out from the Crowd
This day course will cover the short, medium and long term benefits of professional marketing,
- how to develop a highly effective marketing strategy and report on progress,
- how to involve stakeholders in marketing,
- creating and developing a valuable brand through communicating organisational values,
- marketing methods,
- working with the media,
- planning and budgeting your marketing campaign.
Duration: 4 days
Dates: 29th September, 13th October, 10th and 30th November 2010
Time: 9.30 - 16.30
Contact: Hollie Watson
Tel: 01962 857 381
Hampshire Independent Equality Forum
Hampshire Independent Equality Forum: The Equality Act 2010
Find out more about the Equality Act 2010 and what it means for diverse individuals and voluntary and community organisations in Hampshire.
- Venue: Wide Lane Pavilion, Wide Lane, Eastleigh, SO50 5PE
- Date: Wednesday, 29 September 2010
- Time: Registration and refreshments from 9.30am,
- Start: 10.00am, Finish: 3.00pm
Keynote speaker:
Alexis Wright from the Equality and Human Rights Commission
Event to include:
• Update on Forum progress
• Speakers – including presentation on the Equality Act 2010 by Alexis Wright – Equality and Human Rights Commission
• Workshops and networking
This event is for diverse individuals and voluntary and community organisations.
It is free to attend and includes refreshments and lunch.
Book online at Community Action Hampshire website
Please book by Wednesday, 22 September 2010.
Other assistance may be made available to support any specific or additional
requirements.
For further information please email Jane Rawlins-Mateus or call 01962 857357.