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An Introduction to Youth Advice Skills

Event Type: Training

Suitable for:
Information/advice workers, PA’s, youth workers providing rights- based advice. It is particularly suitable for staff new to advice work

Aim:
To be familiar with the basic skills needed in youth advice work

Course Structure:
A 1-day course using a number of interactive training methods, including group work, role plays and scenario case studies intended to link theory to practice.

Learning Outcomes:
By the end of the course, participants will have:

  • Understood the difference between personal support, information and advice
  • Looked into how to research and impart appropriate information
  • Understood underpinning advice principles, including independence and confidentiality
  • Developed active listening skills
  • Learnt how to use problem solving skills to explore young people’s needs
  • Recognised appropriate boundaries and the limits of their competence to give advice
  • Identified when and how to make timely referrals to more specialist service

What previous participants have said about a previous course from this trainer:
"Really informative session with great ideas to try with young people."


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