FREE Knowledge into Action Training Summit, 14th Dec last minute places still available

• 14^th December 2011, Birmingham
• Booking form, agenda, poster and session aims attached

Book now for G:up’s FREE Training Summit; find out what awarding organisations best support the children, young people and families’, voluntary and community sector (CYPF VCS), explore equality and diversity issues that face trainers and training organisations, get advice on training career progression routes and much more!

Deadline for booking forms is 7th December, and places are limited to 30!

Awarding Organisations will hold a marketplace during registration and over the lunch break; this is a perfect opportunity to ask any questions you have and find the best one for you.

Join the discussions over three interactive sessions facilitated by experienced sector leaders, on the strength of working together, ensuring networking and communication between trainers and training organisations from the CYPF VCS and beyond.

There will be opportunities to network with other trainers and training organisations from right across the sector and region.

At this event we will also launch G:up’s new training audit report, analysing training, including needs and barriers, in the West Midlands CYPF VCS.

Knowledge into Action – Training Summit

See attached:

• Booking form – return to gupwestmidlands@yahoo.co.uk
• Poster and sessions
• Summit agenda

Event Details

Date: Wednesday 14^th December

Times: 10 - 5pm (Sign in, market place and refreshments from 9:30am)

Venue: bayc, Hilda Simister House, 581 Pershore Road, Selly Park, Birmingham, B29 7EL

Map and directions

Contact

Please send all booking forms and enquiries to gupwestmidlands@yahoo.co.uk or contact G:up on 0121 460 5870.

Join colleagues on 14^th December to help us drive this important agenda forward and increase the skills and knowledge of training within the CYPF VCS in the West Midlands.

G:up’s ‘Knowledge into Action – Training Summit’ is part of the Catalyst Skills Development Programme, funded by NCVYS (National Council for Voluntary Youth Services).