Experiential Groupwork for Social Service Practitioners
Experiential Groupwork for Social Service Practitioners
TGS-2020504131
Group work intervention harnesses the benefits of cooperative learning to enhance opportunities for individual growth. It is an essential skill in every social service practitioner’s handbook.
THIS COURSE IS ELIGIBLE FOR WSQ FUNDING SFC ELIGIBLE
Course Description
Can you leverage on your clients’ experiences to help other clients? How can you maximise your staff resources to maximise intervention efforts?
Group work intervention harnesses the benefits of cooperative learning to enhance opportunities for individual growth and is an essential skill in every social service practitioner’s handbook
Acquire group facilitation skills to achieve intervention outcomes and become a competent group work practitioner. Explore real-life challenge arising from group facilitation and uncover deeper issues through experiential learning. At the end of the training, learners will have gained an appreciation of using the self in therapy, and greater insight into personal challenges when managing groups.
Learning Outcomes
At the end of the workshop, participants will be able to:
- Form groups appropriate for group sessions
- Motivate clients and address barriers to participation
- Identify risks and manage intergroup conflicts
- Utilise group dynamics to synthesise groups
- Facilitate group to achieve intervention goals and monitor outcomes
- Uncover therapists and clients issue at every stage of group development
Duration
40 hours including face-to-face learning, online learning, and assessment
Upcoming Schedule
Run | Schedule |
|---|---|
March 2022 | |
June 2022 |
Course Fees and Subsidies
For course runs before 31 December 2021*
Employer-sponsored (SME)
Nett Fee after training grant subsidy: $360.00
Employer-sponsored (non-SME, Age<40 yr old)
Nett Fee after training grant subsidy: $680.00
Employer-sponsored (non-SME, Age>40 yr old)
Nett Fee after training grant subsidy: $360.00
Self-sponsored (Age<40 yr old)
Nett Fee after training grant subsidy: $680.00
Self-sponsored (Age>40 yr old)
Nett Fee after training grant subsidy: $360.00
Non-Singaporean
Full fee: $1,360.00
For course runs from 1 January 2022* (changes due to SSG revision to course fees subsidies. You may read more here)
Employer-sponsored (SME)
Nett Fee after training grant subsidy: $408.00
Employer-sponsored (non-SME, Age<40 yr old)
Nett Fee after training grant subsidy: $680.00
Employer-sponsored (non-SME, Age>40 yr old)
Nett Fee after training grant subsidy: $408.00
Self-sponsored (Age<40 yr old)
Nett Fee after training grant subsidy: $680.00
Self-sponsored (Age>40 yr old)
Nett Fee after training grant subsidy: $408.00
Non-Singaporean
Full fee: $1,360.00
Course support period: 08 July 2020 – 07 July 2022
“This course is approved under the UTAP for NTUC members. NTUC members may enjoy up to 50% unfunded course fee support for up to $250 each year when you sign up for courses supported under UTAP.”
For more information on claims criteria and processes, you may visit NTUC website here.
Course approved period: July 2020 – December 2022
Other Course Information
Target Audience
Social service practitioners with an interest to conduct group interventions or;
Individuals whose work require skills related to group faciltiation
Certification
Learners who have successfully completed and passed the assessment will receive a Statement of Attainment (SOA) in Groupwork Intervention issued by SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG).
Language of Instruction
This course is conducted in English
Course Outline
Developing appreciation
Knowledge-based training coupled with small group skills practice. Learners will explore the groupwork processes and facilitation techniques. Learners will understand the factors impacting group work practices.
Building relationships
Knowledge that supports the development of a group work practitioner. Learners will be exposed to theories of groupwork to build their competency as group work practitioners.
Supplementing the knowledge
Deeper appreciation of groupwork practice. Learners will undergo experiential group work practice to understand groupwork processes and issues in real-world application.
Becoming the change agent
Learners will uncover their beliefs and values systems and understand how these factors impact group dynamics and practices. Learners will solidify their understanding through a reflective process.
This course is organised by Environiche LLP, an approved training organisation under Singapore Workforce Skills Qualification (WSQ).
TGS-2020504131
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Experiential Approach to Social Service Programme Development Using the Logic Model (Synchronous e-learning)
Experiential Approach to Social Service Programme Development Using the Logic Model
(Synchronous e-learning)
TGS-2020503218
Are there alternatives to evidence-based programmes?
THIS COURSE IS ELIGIBLE FOR WSQ FUNDING
Course Description
Developing effective solutions to complex social problems is no easy feat. On the one hand, we want evidence-based programmes that are client-centred, ethical and inclusive. Yet on the other hand, we have time and resource constraints that we need to manage. How do we find that sweet spot?
Join us in learning how to integrate professional expertise, research evidence, and community inputs to develop effective social service programme. Analyse social problems from multiple viewpoints. You will be guided through the programme development process through experiential tasks, case studies and interactive discussions.
Learning Outcomes
At the end of the workshop, participants will be able to:
- Assess clients’ social, emotional, psychological, and cultural needs through client-centred service principles and practices
- Incorporate inclusive practices as well as cultural and social considerations of client-groups into programme development
- Conduct environmental scanning on the existing client landscape, community needs and programmes available to inform programme development
- Apply the Logic Model to guide programme development and communication
- Determine manpower, resources and training required for delivering programmes
- Identify and tap on available community resources and funding schemes through the community assets analysis
Duration
21 hours including synchronous learning and assessment
Upcoming Schedule
Run | Schedule |
|---|---|
April 2022 |
Course Fees and Subsidies
For course runs before 31 December 2021*
Employer-sponsored (SME)
Nett Fee after training grant subsidy: $125.00
Employer-sponsored (non-SME, Age<40 yr old)
Nett Fee after training grant subsidy: $293.00
Employer-sponsored (non-SME, Age>40 yr old)
Nett Fee after training grant subsidy: $125.00
Self-sponsored (Age<40 yr old)
Nett Fee after training grant subsidy: $293.00
Self-sponsored (Age>40 yr old)
Nett Fee after training grant subsidy: $125.00
Non-Singaporean
Full fee: $650.00
For course runs from 1 January 2022* (changes due to SSG revision to course fees subsidies. You may read more here)
Employer-sponsored (SME)
Nett Fee after training grant subsidy: $195.00
Employer-sponsored (non-SME, Age<40 yr old)
Nett Fee after training grant subsidy: $325.00
Employer-sponsored (non-SME, Age>40 yr old)
Nett Fee after training grant subsidy: $195.00
Self-sponsored (Age<40 yr old)
Nett Fee after training grant subsidy: $325.00
Self-sponsored (Age>40 yr old)
Nett Fee after training grant subsidy: $195.00
Non-Singaporean
Full fee: $650.00
Course support period: 01 June 2020 – 31 May 2022
“This course is approved under the UTAP for NTUC members. NTUC members may enjoy up to 50% unfunded course fee support for up to $250 each year when you sign up for courses supported under UTAP.”
For more information on claims criteria and processes, you may visit NTUC website here.
Course approved period: July 2020 – December 2022
Other Course Information
Target Audience
Social service practitioners who would like to enhance their programme development skills.
Certification
Learners who have successfully completed and passed the assessment will receive a Statement of Attainment (SOA) in Programme Development issued by SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG).
Language of Instruction
This course is conducted in English
Course Outline
Building the foundation
Working with problems. Learners will acquire skills and techniques to expand and explore problems to attain clarity and develop concise problem statements.
Assessing the environment
Identifying the needs of clients, stakeholders and the community. Learners will apply needs and resource assessments to deepen understanding of the problem and determine the criteria and boundaries of the programme.
Applying the logic model
Application of logic model to guide programme design. Learners will identify the programme theory using the logical model, to guide the activities and resources required to attain the programme outcomes.
Implementing the programme
Communicating programme to seek resources and recruit participants. Learners will develop communication and publicity strategies, and to explore the funding sources available in the community to execute the programme.
This course is organised by Environiche LLP, an approved training organisation under Singapore Workforce Skills Qualification (WSQ).
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