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Centre for Learning
The Centre for Learning has established a strong reputation for hosting staff training professional development and events for staff retreats. We offer retreats that tailor a programme to the particular needs of the agency and will help you develop a theme and variety of interactive sessions to gain optimum value for your staff on the day.
We will provide the level of service that you require from organizing the venue, hospitality, sessions etc.
Fees: negotiable
Contact Helene Schulz at the Centre for Learning
magill@lccsa.org.au or Tel 8331 3111
It combines theory and practice as the links between difficulties in people's lives and their beliefs, behaviours and structures are considered. Case studies, presentations, journaling, reading and the group's personal ex perience and existing skills will provide the opportunities for learning in a relaxed and fun environment.
The Centre for Learning is able to offer experienced coordinators for hosting events and conferences ranging from small groups to state-wide functions involving more than 200 people. We provide services to cover all aspects of conference management from developing the theme and programme for the event, to finding a suitable venue, catering and promotion requirements. We successfully hosted the SA Emergency Relief Conference in 2007 and conduct numerous workshops and seminars.
"THIS WAS THE BEST ORGANIZED CONFERENCE I HAVE EVER BEEN TO"
(FEEDBACK FROM SA/NT EMERGENCY RELIEF CONFERENCE)
It combines theory and practice as the links between difficulties in people's lives and their beliefs, behaviours and structures are considered. Case studies, presentations, journaling, reading and the group's personal ex perience and existing skills will provide the opportunities for learning in a relaxed and fun environment.
Fees: negotiable
Contact Helene Schulz at the Centre for Learning
magill@lccsa.org.au or Tel 8331 3111
An event for relationship educators, social workers, chaplains, pastors, helpline coordinators, mental health professionals, students in related fields.
This is a practical workshop using Australian material. It equips participants to use the "Making Stepfamilies Work" course for families who are struggling to cope with the complex issues faced by stepfamilies.
Facilitated by Stepfamily Association of Victoria
Date: Fri 15 May
Enquiries: Helene Schulz Tel 8331 3111
It combines theory and practice as the links between difficulties in people's lives and their beliefs, behaviours and structures are considered. Case studies, presentations, journaling, reading and the group's personal ex perience and existing skills will provide the opportunities for learning in a relaxed and fun environment.
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