Upcoming public workshops
ENABLING CHANGE
Learn to tackle wicked problems with this the 2-day master class in program design for change.
Melbourne: 22-23 September
Sydney: 12-13 October
FACILITATION SKILLS
Productively facilitate almost any group in almost any situation.
Melbourne 24 September
Sydney: 15 October
Scroll down for details, costs and venues.
Booking form.
DETAILS:
Enabling Change
Tacking wickled problems
This 2 day master class in program design focuses on achieving change in complex social environments. You'll get the concepts, tools, and processes you need to design interventions that make a difference to seemingly intractable or "wicked" problems. And along the way you'll get the secrests to enabling groups of people to adopt new behaviours.
It's designed to meet the needs of sustainability officers, health promotion staff, natural resource management staff, road safety officers... anyone who works in the field of "human change".
"Essential for any project manager or change agent. Les is brilliant at explaining the method behind a successful project."
- workshop participant, Hunter Region, NSW
MELBOURNE: 22-23 September 2010
Venue: The Mission to Seafarers, 717 Flinders St, Docklands
SYDNEY: 12-13 October 2010
Venue: The Rex Centre, 58A Macleay St, Potts Point
Timing: 8.45 am for a 9.00 am start, 4.30 pm finish.
Cost: $495
Full training manual and lunch provided.
What's in the training:
www.enablingchange.com.au/enabling_change.html
Download the booking form:
www.enablingchange.com.au/Booking_form.doc
Facilitation Skills
This interactive one-day course, limited to a maximum of 8 participants, will build your skills and confidence to plan and facilitate a session and get results in almost any situation. You'll get Seven Keys to Effective Facilitation, learn an immensely useful all-purpose template for designing effective facilitated sessions, practice your interaction skills in a safe environment, and discover ways to deal effectively with conflict.
"Very good. Gave me what I wanted, which was greater confidence to facilitate."
- Environmental educator, NSW
MELBOURNE: 24 September 2010
Venue: The Mission to Seafarers, 717 Flinders St, Docklands
SYDNEY: 15 October 2010
Venue: The Rex Centre, 58A Macleay St, Potts Point
Timing: 8.45 am for a 9.00 am start, 4.30 pm finish.
Cost: $395
Full training manual and lunch provided.
What's in the training:
www.enablingchange.com.au/cocreate.html
Download the booking form:
www.enablingchange.com.au/Booking_form.doc
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In-house training
These professional development workshops are ready to be delivered in-house in your organisation.
Enabling Change (2 days)The complete hands-on course on the tools and practice for designing behaviour change
programs targeting the community, business, landholders - anyone in fact.
Full details.
Motivating Community Action
(1 day)
Understand the what it takes to motivate action in the community (or any targeted group), and get great collaborative tools to plan your next action project.
Full details.
Proactive Community Engagement (1.5 days)
Equips you to plan and execute successful community consultation and collaborative planning projects. This course has proven very popular with planners in councils and state agencies.
Full details.
Facilitation Skills (1 day)
Improve your confidence to facilitate any group with this one-day intensive on the skills, tools and tips to plan a group session, manage conflict, and get results from group processes. Full details.
About Les Robinson
Author of How to Change the World, Les was Social Marketing Director at Social Change Media for 10 years. He is one of Australia's most innovative and experienced communication consultants. Les's approach distills a wealth of practical campaign experience together with in-depth research into social psychology and social marketing, combined with global research into good practice in the design and evaluation of social change programs.
His approach has been refined through testing with over 2000 project staff in the fields of health promotion, crime prevention, sustainability, natural resource management, and emergency services.
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