Adviser training
6 July 2010 London
Supporting parents get back to work
Understand the issues and find out the latest policy and best practice.
Book here. Can also be run in-house
£135 plus VAT (£156.63)
The training covers
- The new era for welfare-to-work, and what that means for parents
- Understanding the multiple barriers faced by parents – childcare, the poverty trap, housing costs, finding a job, managing working tax credit etc.
- Initial results from the child poverty pilots and School gates initiatives
- How to ensure parents are confident in their choices and motivated to act.
- What works and why? Case studies of successful projects.
- Helping parents network their way to work – effective partnerships
- How children's centres and extended schools can empower parents.
Who should attend
Advisers who supports parents in any aspect of getting back to work
including those from:
- Family Information Service
- Local Authority Early Years and Family Services teams
- Regeneration projects
- Job Brokerage teams
- Jobcentre Plus
- Welfare to Work organisations
- Voluntary sector
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.
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