Basic Introduction to Community Work - Central
Basic Introduction to Community Work - Central
Basic Introduction to Community Work - Central
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Section 2 - Course Administration<br />
Who is the course for?<br />
This is an introduc<strong>to</strong>ry course for adults who are interested or newly<br />
involved in working with <strong>Community</strong> Groups and Individuals.<br />
How long will the course last?<br />
The course will last for 40 hours, which is divided in<strong>to</strong> 30 hours<br />
tu<strong>to</strong>red work, plus 10 hours practice placement work.<br />
However, it is recommended that each participant will allocate 15<br />
hours of their own time for personal study and preparation for their<br />
practice placement and assignments.<br />
Do I need any previous knowledge, skills or qualifications?<br />
There are no entry requirements for this course but a basic literacy<br />
qualification at Level 2 would be helpful.<br />
What will I do on the course?<br />
You will learn about the his<strong>to</strong>ry, principles and educational nature of<br />
<strong>Community</strong> <strong>Work</strong>.<br />
You will also gain an understanding of the key personal skills required<br />
<strong>to</strong> become an effective <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Work</strong>er.<br />
This course has been designed <strong>to</strong> give the participants an insight in<strong>to</strong><br />
the field of community work in a community learning environment.<br />
The course is aimed <strong>to</strong> act as a catalyst for those participants who<br />
wish <strong>to</strong> work on a part time or voluntary basis or pursue a career in<br />
<strong>Community</strong> Learning and Development.<br />
The course will introduce participants <strong>to</strong> the field of community work<br />
so that they can experience the various elements and areas involved<br />
in working with communities.<br />
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