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Improving your skills

Improving your skills

Did you know you can Improve your skills at your local Children’s Centre?

Learn more about how to support your child’s learning & development, CV writing, Building confidence, Job searches, Computer training, English, maths and IT qualifications and much more...

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Improve Your Skills - Courses & Opportunities for Parents & Carers / January to April 2012

Abbots Langley • Aldenham & Radlett Borehamwood, Elstree & Shenley • Park Street & St Stephen’s • Potters Bar & South Mimms Bushey & Bushey Heath

Herts Coach Education Week 2012

Courses, workshops, seminars, lectures designed for Coaches, Leaders, Officials, Assistants, Teachers - something for everyone with over 100 sessions!

Roadmap to Learning

Find your way through the digital maze with details of computer and training courses in your area.

Awareness in Bereavement Care Course

Awareness in Bereavement Care Course 60 hours
Starts 14th January 2012

Bedwell Community Centre
Bedwell Crescent
Stevenage
Herts SG1 1NA

New HSCB course ‘Working with parents and carers’ Level 2

The aim of this 2 day course is to effectively and confidently engage with challenging families to improve outcomes for children. You must have completed a Level 1 Safeguarding course and the Integrated Practice CAF training.

Petals – FREE childcare workshops

Do you want to progress in the child care sector? FREE Workshops on CV Presentation and Interview Techniques for Child Care Professionals

Workshops are now being held at the Community Shop and Borehamwood. Click below for further information:

Prince's Trust Team Borehamwood

16-25 year olds only
Around one in five young people in the UK are not in work, education or training. Youth unemployment costs the UK economy £10 million a day in lost productivity, while youth crime costs £1 billion every year. If you're unemployed, unexcited and unsure of your future, we have something to get you going: the Team programme.

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