Flow In Action ‖ Training

How the training works

You will do a training workshop, either face to face or online, followed by a modular e-learning programme.

You can complete the course in your own time.and receive certification on completion of your activities.

Part 1. Training Workshop: Choose your format

> 1/2 Day Face to Face Workshop - Contact elaine@flowinaction.org to enquire about dates or setting up a pop-up workshop in your own venue.

> 2 x 2 Hour Online Workshops - sessions are recorded so that you can watch back in your own time if you are not able to make the live session.

Part 2: Modular e-learning programme

Following the training workshop, you will do the modular e-learning programme as part of your experiential learning.

There are four modules to complete, where you will undertake case studies and reflections, building up your insights and expertise.

You will feedback into the easy to use e-learning platform to share your experiences back into the course community.

On completion, you will receive the Learn To Move Mountains Club Pack and guidance on setting up your Club.

Workshop Details

1/2 Day Face to Face Workshop
March 2017, 9 - 1pm. Date tbc
Venue: Montreux/Vevey, Switzerland
Sign up: Email elaine@flowinaction.org

Online Workshop
March 2017. Date tbc
Venue: Zoom (go to https://zoom.us/ to set up your free account)
Sign up: Email elaine@flowinaction.org

Pop-Up Workshop
Contact elaine@flowinaction.org to enquire about setting up a pop-up workshop in a venue where you can get a group together.

How much does it cost?

This professional development training costs 297CHF.

Pay a deposit of 100CHF now to secure your spot on the face to face or online workshops and pay the remainder before the training date.

Sharing the love

For every booking on the training, Flow In Action invests 5% of the fee in World Bicycle Relief's Buffalo Bike scheme, giving girls access to education in developing countries.

So, it just needs 10 people to do the training, to give a girl a bike!

Get a group together, get booked on and make your impact!

CAS Coordinators and Advisers play a key role in taking students on their Creativity, Activity and Service (CAS) journey.

You inspire, steer and empower students to self-discover and take action.

Getting their engagement is challenging in terms of time, energy and resources. Yet, when students embed the skills that they are learning through the CAS, it directly supports knowledge and awareness in their academic studies, creating a positive impact.

CAS is the access point for developing an entrepreneurial mindset, able to face 21st Century challenges with creativity and resilience.

The activities of the CAS students have the power to play a huge part in the positive culture of the school, so you know the importance of raising the profile of CAS within a busy school environment.

The approach works with you to:

Understand yourself more clearly in this role as a creative leader
Revisit your existing CAS approach to update your strategy
Explore how to raise the profile of CAS and Service Learning within your school community
Engage with colleagues more proactively on how they can support CAS students
Give you strategies to overcome internal challenges about positioning CAS front and centre
Design opportunities to showcase service learning with CAS students

Specific workshops for all staff involved in staff involved in CAS are tailored to your specific requirements.

Email elaine@flowinaction.org to talk about how we might work together.