COURSES OFFERED BY C3SC

This 1 day course delivered by Welsh Womens Aid will define assertiveness and help participants understand the implications of using non-assertive behaviour in various situations. Human rights issues and barriers to using assertiveness techniques will be identified.

Holding meetings is the most common way we have for starting and developing work plans within our organisations, but given the amount of time we spend of meetings, they need to be run effectively and efficiently. This training course will take you through the basics of good meeting planning and man...

This course aims to give service users the confidence and skills to voice their views and be more actively involved in developing and running services they use. The session will be participative, interactive and fun. You will be working in pairs and small groups, learning from each other’s experi...

Skills for Life offers a person centred package of support with the option of practical work experience, professional coaching, and peer to peer networking and monthly group training, supporting women to recognise and utilise their skills and abilities. Women are eligible if they are 25 years+, eco...

Stress is a leading cause of sickness absence across all workplaces in the UK. Against this background many organisations are seeking to introduce mindfulness programmes.

Stress control is a course designed to help people learn to control their stress better.

This course will equip you with the tools and techniques for getting the most out of your time.

The course will do this by working with delegates on the concepts and techniques which underpin and make possible effective communication with people with a learning disability.

This 3 day course delivered by Welsh Women’s Aid is for staff or volunteers who would like to gain the skills and knowledge to plan, deliver and evaluate short structured courses to adults. The training will cover:

Identify the roles and responsibilities of a first aider and appointed person, how to minimise the risk of infection to self and others and the need for consent to provide first aid