Confident to Work - adviser training

Confident to Work - Adviser training 15th March 2010 book here. These one-day introductions to key issues can also be run in-house. This programme is about understanding the real and perceived barriers faced by parents thinking about work, and how, as advisers, you can hep parents overcome them. Who should attend?
Anyone who supports parents get back to work including those from:
	Family Information Service
	Children's' Centres
	Local Authority Early Years and Family Services
	Job Brokerages
	Jobcentre Plus
	Flexible New Deal
	Child Poverty Pilots
You will cover
	The new welfare-to-work landscape and what it means for parents.
	How children's centres and extended schools can empower parents.
	How to ensure parents are confident in their choices and motivated to act.
	What works and why? Case studies on successful projects.
	Understanding the multiple barriers faced by parents – childcare, the poverty trap, housing costs, finding a job, managing working tax credit etc.
	Helping people become more employable.
	Helping parents network their way to work – effective partnerships.
What people say about this training session:
It was a chance to get the latest information. Informative, inspirational and fun! A really good combination for training. Really valuable, a chance to see how we can all work together to help parents. The training was well presented, clear, concise and most of all enjoyable.