It can be used in many different situations – meetings with colleagues, engaging with residents, presenting to boards, producing reports (including annual reports). And can be applied across all service areas.
DurationGetting your messages across through storytelling.
Storytelling is a great way of engaging with people and getting your key messages across. It’s an effective way of attracting interest and making things real.
By applying storytelling techniques you can enhance your reports, presentations and meetings. You can transform the way people think and feel about your work as well as build trust and amplify messages.
It can be used in many different situations – meetings with colleagues, engaging with residents, presenting to boards, producing reports (including annual reports). And can be applied across all service areas.
Utilising skills honed in newsrooms from major newspapers to the BBC, this course will teach you how to identify and structure stories that will build trust with the audiences you want to engage.
It’s a practical session with time to try out techniques.
What will delegates learn?
By the end of this you will be able to:
Course programme
Who should attend?
Anyone at any level who needs to communicate their or their team’s work. It’s particularly relevant to those who deliver presentations or public speaking, those who need to engage residents, service users, board members, other departments or teams they manage.
Understand how to identify an engaging story within your work
How to structure a story so it applies to your work and will best engage your audience
Understand how to interview
Understand fundamental safeguarding and legal risks and how to provide balance and fairness
Understand audience behaviours and social media opportunities/risks.
What’s a story?
Understand how to identify a story, what makes stories engaging and relatable to audiences and how universal themes can make your content travel to a big audience.
How to structure a story
How do you structure your story to catch and keep your audience’s attention? How do you make your key messages resonate to change the way people think and feel? The power of editing to elevate and enrich your work.
Interviews
Identifying the best messenger, writing an authentic script / questions to showcase key messages, preparing yourself and your contributor and the importance of accuracy.
Balance, fairness and the law
How to be fair to the contributor and yourself, what is balance and why is it needed? The difference between opinion and editorial responsibility, fundamental safeguarding and legal skills.
Social media
The opportunities and risks of social media, the difference between your platform and 3rd party platforms, are you ready to engage
About us
HQN provides high-quality advice, tailored support, and training on everything to do with housing. We have a proven track record of helping organisations and individuals respond to the challenges of an ever-evolving sector.
HQN was originally set up by Alistair McIntosh and David Garland in 1997 to help social housing organisations navigate the new policy and regulatory landscape introduced by the New Labour government.
From Decent Homes, the creation of the ALMO movement and the Audit Commission inspection regime to the austerity years, government cuts, and the ongoing fallout from the Grenfell disaster, HQN has supported the sector every step of the way.
We have always been proud of our ability to provide fast, practical guidance to the housing profession. We do this in a range of different ways:
The Housing Quality Network – our main best practice network
Nine innovative specialist networks
Consultancy support
Accreditation
Training
Events and workshops.
What we offer
Vast expertise in housing management, asset management, housing finance, governance, leasehold management, policy and strategy, income collection, tenancy sustainment, private rented sector housing, resident engagement, neighbourhood management and building safety
Access to a wide range of associates who are all experts in their fields
Access to a bank of information and good practice drawn from our network membership and our work with the best in class
A well-respected company with a proven commitment to the social housing sector and a strong track record.
Our MRes will give you a detailed critical understanding of the study of stories, storytelling and narrative in English. You will explore a wide range of approaches to storytelling, learning about topics such as folklore, podcasting and story mapping.
Storytelling Lessons are offered by Vanessa Woolf Storyteller for all ages. I tell traditional and non-traditional stories for adults and children.
During this course delegates will learn how to use Storyline to create effective and interactive eLearning projects either for desktop or mobile devices.
Life Story Work provides individuals with the opportunity to talk about their life experiences, memories and hopes for the future and record this in a creative way. It is a process that enables someone with an illness like dementia to reconnect with the important people and events across their life
This course teaches you how to harness the power of storytelling and incorporate it into your working life. We will examine the recognisable patterns in stories, and how these patterns bring meaning and engagement.
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