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• Harm-reduction
• Creative interventions
• Policy development
Lecturer
Kay Inckle
How to apply
For a registration form please contact
Kay Inckle, email:
, phone:
01 896 2991, or by post to the School of
Social Work and Social Policy, Arts
Building, Trinity College, Dublin 2.
Fee
The cost of the course is
€
650 for the
eight weeks.
Time and place
The course runs twice a year for eight
weekends on Friday evening from
6.30 p.m. - 8 p.m. and Saturday from
9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Duration
The course runs bi-annually commencing
the first week of October and the second
week of March each year. Dates are
available from the School of Social Work
and Social Policy website at
Further information
Contact: Kay Inckle, School of Social
Work and Social Policy, Arts Building,
Trinity College, Dublin 2. Phone:
01 896 2991, email:
Facilitation Skills
This course of eight two-hour sessions will
provide participants with an understanding
of the theory and skills of facilitation and
enable them to achieve competence as a
facilitator. It will be delivered by John
Kubiak of the National Institute for
Intellectual Disability (NIID), School of
Social Work and Social Policy and
Gemma Donnelly-Cox, Centre for
Non-profit Management, School of
Business, Trinity College Dublin.
The delivery of the course will model the
skills presented as well as providing a
comprehensive review of the theory of
facilitation.
Content
• The nature of facilitation
• The role of the facilitator
• Skills and tools for facilitation
• Achieving clarity of purpose
• Balancing content and processes
• Establishing and maintaining
participation and co-operation
The course will be relevant for community
workers, service agency staff, social
workers, health professionals as well as
teachers and leaders of community
organisations. Due to the interactive
nature of the course it will be limited to
twenty-five participants.
How to apply
Applications to: The Executive Officer,
National Institute for Intellectual Disability,
School of Social Work and Social Policy,
Trinity College, 4th Floor, 3 College
Green, Dublin 2. Phone: 01 896 3885,
email: