Relationships and Sex Education Training Day
- Details
- Published: 25 May 2016
Successful strategies in RSE for all young people
A fun and empowering one-day course for curriculum leaders,teachers, health and social care professionals and other practitioners providing RSE in mainstream classrooms or working with vulnerable and at risk young people.
On: Thursday, June 30th 2016 from 10am to 4pm
At: The Lift, 45 White Lion St, London N1 9PW (3 mins walk from Angel Tube) www.liftislington.org.uk/find-us
Course fee £150.
Save £40 if you purchase the complementary ApauseToo Programme Set at £80.
Early Birds Offer
Book before 12.00 noon, Monday 20th June - Course fee = £135 Programme Set = £70 Total £205.00
All ApauseToo Resources have been awarded the PSHE Association Quality Assurance Mark 
Develop your confidence and competence to deliver and promote SRE with authority and conviction.
After the course you will:
• Feel more confident in your understanding of RSE and classroom delivery
• Believe in your own competence to facilitate effective RSE
• Be better informed when selecting and adapting published resources
• Have some great ideas for developing curricula and resources of your own
• Know how to integrate an ApauseToo approach with your PSHE curriculum
Content
This hands-on and interactive workshop identifies the essential practices and theories that are associated with successful RSE. The group will explore the principles of the only UK programme with published evaluations showing positive changes in beliefs and behaviours, and discover they can be applied by any practitioner. There will be opportunities for attendees to share and reflect on their own experiences.
Who is the trainer?
David Evans has been researching and training RSE for more than 20 years. He is a doctoral student at Goldsmiths developing an evaluative framework linking the performative elements of Apause with its efficacy. He is project manager of RAP, a programme of relationships education for vulnerable and hard to reach young people, and CEO of the Health Behaviour Group.
