Your part in the Big Society. Courses running this month are focused on
communities, volunteers and advocacy - places are running out fast so sign
up on-line today.
The Big Society is the government's vision for active and empowered
communities where local people are more involved in:
o Social action;
o Planning & decision making;
o Shaping their communities.
Museums, libraries and archives are at the fore-front of this work but we
could all do with more support to manage this agenda as effectively as
possible. The following courses are tailored to provide just this kind of
guidance - so have a look on-line or call us to find out more.
o Advocating Your Service:
<https://creatingcapacity.enterprisestudy.com/View.aspx?p=88817&c=90470&cour
seid=90470&zz=58488946> basic planning tools to gain support and influence
on 14 Oct
o Community Engagement:
<https://creatingcapacity.enterprisestudy.com/View.aspx?p=88817&c=90480&cour
seid=90480&zz=17121924> an introduction to the skills and planning required
on 11 Oct
o Volunteer Management:
<https://creatingcapacity.enterprisestudy.com/View.aspx?p=88817&c=90142&cour
seid=90142&zz=97644348> an essential introduction on 21 October
o Volunteer Management:
<https://creatingcapacity.enterprisestudy.com/View.aspx?p=88817&c=90298&cour
seid=90298&zz=84657322> reflecting the community in volunteer diversity on
15 November
o Inclusive Services:
<https://creatingcapacity.enterprisestudy.com/View.aspx?p=88817&c=90481&cour
seid=90481&zz=09312300> practical strategies for working with teenagers on
30 November
Recent users have said of our courses:
The trainer was knowledgeable, kind and very good at explaining tasks /
issues simply
Excellent, clear, friendly and helpful in addressing participants individual
questions
Great thank you. Has given me lots to think about now and in the future.
Really practical and useful advice that anyone can do with a bit of
reflection and some time
So sign up soon with Creating Capacity to learn and share with peers in a
relaxed environment. If the courses mentioned aren't for you then have a
look at the brochure
<http://www.creatingcapacity.org/uploads/creating_capacity_programme_Sep_Mar
ch_2July_v12.pdf> or talk to us about our training coming to you as part of
our in-house <http://www.creatingcapacity.org/cc/index.aspx?id=4&nId=11>
programme.
We'll highlight the courses from November onwards in the next email. Next
week we're also meeting our User Panel to find out what they think about the
current programme and planned events. We'll put more information up on the
news pages
<http://www.creatingcapacity.org/cc/index.aspx?id=4&item&nAll=yes> of the
website shortly.
Creating Capacity for Museums, Libraries and Archives
Tel: 079 8565 9425
Email: [log in to unmask]
Web: www.creatingcapacity.org <http://www.creatingcapacity.org/>
Don't forget the importance of your learning journey in these challenging
times - upcoming courses at Creating Capacity
<http://www.creatingcapacity.org/> :
11/10 Community Engagement
<https://creatingcapacity.enterprisestudy.com/View.aspx?p=88817&c=90480&cour
seid=90480&zz=17121924>
14/10 Advocating your service
<https://creatingcapacity.enterprisestudy.com/View.aspx?p=88817&c=90470&cour
seid=90470&zz=58488946>
19/10 Beginner
<https://creatingcapacity.enterprisestudy.com/View.aspx?p=88817&c=86185&cour
seid=86185&zz=98945638> 's guide to archives
21/10 Volunteer management
<https://creatingcapacity.enterprisestudy.com/View.aspx?p=88817&c=90142&cour
seid=90142&zz=97644348>
Full programme 2010 / 2011 here
<http://www.creatingcapacity.org/uploads/creating_capacity_programme_Sep_Mar
ch_2July_v12.pdf>
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