Training Calendar 2024/2025
Action Together are committed to supporting the growth and development of our member organisations. We believe that by investing in the skills and capacity of our workforce, we can create a stronger, more resilient sector that drives positive change and transforms lives.
We’re launching our revised Training Calendar for Autumn, offering a variety of new and exciting learning opportunities. Training Calendar offers a mix of in-person, online, and hybrid training sessions, making it easier to access learning opportunities from anywhere.
Experts from a range of backgrounds have created bespoke training for our members.
Core offer as usual includes:
- Emergency & Paediatric First Aid
- Safeguarding Adults Level 1
- Child Protection Level 1
- Getting Started with Funding Applications
- How to be an Effective Trustee
- Data Protection for frontline staff and managers
Expanded Offer
Our new Training Calendar features an expanded range of topics and formats to cater to the diverse needs of our members. From fundraising strategies, volunteer management or digital marketing to governance best practices, there's something for everyone.
Face 2 Face Workshops
We are offering a series of interactive workshops led by experts and experienced practitioners. Learn practical skills, exchange ideas, and connect with peers in a supportive and collaborative environment.
Flexible Learning Options
We understand that flexibility is important, especially with busy schedules and limited resources. That's why our Training Calendar offers a mix of in-person, online, and hybrid training sessions, making it easier to access learning opportunities from anywhere.
They will learn about key things to look out for as a frontline worker, the relevance of loan sharks for your organisation and a better understanding of information and
intelligence.
We will also show you the impact that loan sharks have on victims / communities and what you can do to help as a front-line worker.
•To develop an awareness of safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people
•To have a clear idea of what to do if you are worried a child is in danger of suffering serious and significant harm
•To give staff and volunteers the opportunity of sharing ideas of best practice for safeguarding children