'Equipping'

equipping 

Bishop's Certificate in Youth Ministry (scroll down to find out more about the aims and vision of the course) 

Session 5 of Equipping (Dealing with Difficult and Challenging Behaviour) will take place on the following dates:

• Tuesday 16th September at St Michael's Church House, Braintree (click here for venue details and map)
• Thursday 18th September at St John's Church, Stratford (click here for venue details and map)
• Saturday 20th September at St Andrew's Church Hall, Chelmsford (click here for details of venue and map)

Session 1 and 2 course material available using links to the left - only available to those signed up for one or more sessions on the course. Please contact Alice if you have not yet received a password.

Session 3&4 material will be uploaded shortly - we are just sorting some difficulties with quantity of material we wish to make available to you! Please bear with us and check back again soon!

There is still time to sign up for this next session or further sessions on the course - click on link to the left or the link below! 

Dates and programme for the 2009 (year 2) of the course will be available in September on the website and in flyer form.

!! Register online to confirm your place !!

equipping is aimed at volunteers working with young people(11+ primarily) in the local community, in churches, detached settings and everywhere else! Whether you have been doing youth ministry for 10 years, 10 days or 10 minutes, this course is for you!!

The course will run over 2 years, with a session in each half term = 12 sessions. Covering all aspects of youthwork such as Aims and Values, Youth Culture, Dealing with Difficult Behaviour, Programme Planning, Child Protection and Risk Assessment, Young People's Spirituality, Empowering Young Leaders...and much more.

Dates, venue info and other arrangements are detailed in the flyer here

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You can take the whole course or dip into particular sessions that interest you. Completion of all 12 sessions and a portfolio leads to a Bishop's Certificate in Youth Ministry. Further training and experience can lead to an Archbishop's Certificate which is transferable throughout other Dioceses. The course will be run in three venues, accessible to all Areas of the Diocese.

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