Challenging behaviour is an everyday reality in many businesses and sectors – knowing how to approach and handle such behaviour represents a rare and valuable skill. This uniquely capable course from Guardian Angels Training goes far beyond the basics to instil candidates with the skills, knowledge and confidence to run their own challenging behaviour training sessions in-house.
Candidates have the option of taking this Managing Behaviours That Challenge Train the Trainer Course on its own, or in conjunction with our nationally accredited Level 3 or Level 4 Award in Education and Training. In both instances, the knowledge and experience gained can be of infinite value across the vast majority of working environments and settings.
The syllabus includes:
While primarily aimed as those working in or looking to work in environments where challenging behaviour is a common, everyday occurrence (nursing homes, learning disability groups etc.) it can also be of enormous benefit for any worker who comes into contact with the public on a regular basis.
A Level 4 Train the Trainer in Behaviours that Challenge and a Level 3 or 4 Award in Education and Training will be awarded to successful candidates upon completion of the course, having demonstrated not only a deeper awareness of the subject itself, but also the skills and confidence necessary to pass the teachings on to others.
This training course is a specialist Train the Trainer course which qualifies the delegate to teach a range of Safeguarding Vulnerable People training courses to health and social care workers.
This course combines epilepsy and buccal midazolam training and knowledge with effective teaching skills and practice to ensure that instructor / trainers can competently deliver training in the workplace.
The RQF (QCF) Internal Verifier / IQA suite of qualifications are designed to support the internal verification, also referred to as internal quality assurance or internal moderation, of the new RQF (QCF) qualifications.
A training course that is ideal for those looking to teach adults in non-compulsory teaching environments. From standard night-school classes to charity work to offender teaching opportunities and a variety of private training and coaching opportunities
