Basic Introduction to Community Work - Central

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The course is targeted at community members who have little or no experience of community work, but wish to develop their understanding and knowledge of community work activities. The content of the course has been designed to encourage dialogue, participation, and a greater understanding of community diversity and issues. 14
Introduction to Community Work Course Evaluation Student Handout Thank you for participating in the ‘Introduction to Community Work Course’ and for your support in evaluating the course. To ensure that we make the process and experience as enjoyable and informative as possible, we would be grateful if you would take the time to help us evaluate the course with our continued evaluation process. We will use a standard evaluation process based on answers being rated from 1 – 5 (1 = Very Unsatisfactory, 2 = Satisfactory, 3 = Fair, 4 = Good, 5 = Very Good) You will be asked to circle the numbers that are most appropriate to you answers. Please circle one number from each question. Your response is confidential as you are not asked to put your name on any of the forms. We would like you to be as honest as possible, and if there is a question you feel you can not answer or do not want to answer, just leave it blank. If there are any questions you do not understand please ask for support. Please make sure your answers are clear. When finished please return the completed form to the course co-ordinator. 15
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Group Dynamics The term “group dy
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Section 9 - Teamwork Networking, &
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