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Introduction to our Training
We aim to train and qualify arts practitioners to deliver high standard arts for education projects in community and criminal justice settings.
We have a new modular training programme. Our Practitioner Training Course combines four core Open College Network units. We are also developing 4 art-form specific units that can be combined with work experience and internships to prepare practitioners with the experience they need to deliver for us. Learners can already take a unit in Developing Drama Workshop Skills and we hope to be able to offer Dance, Music and Visual Arts units in the near future. All of the units are OCN accredited at Level 3. On completion of the course learners will receive a certificate in Practitioner Training detailing the units achieved. Certificates will also be issued for individual units.
The first course starts in November and runs over 16 weeks, for one or two days per week, depending on the number of units.
| Practitioner Training Units - Working with the Arts in the Criminal Justice System |
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| Introduction to our Arts in Criminal Justice Training Course | ||
| Understanding the use of the Arts in the Criminal Justice System in Europe | ||
| GC6/3/ER/002 | ||
| Developing Drama Workshop Skills in the Criminal Justice System | ||
| GC6/3/ER/003 |
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| Working in the Criminal Justice System | ||
| GC6/3/ER/004 |
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| Working with Vulnerable Groups | ||
| GC6/3/ER/005 |
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| Delivering Accredited Courses | ||
| GC6/3/ER/006 |
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Call Lottie Ettling on 020 7655 0909 for more details.
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