"Understanding and using Getting Connected", organised by the Young Adult Learning Partnership (NIACE/The NYA), will be held on 3 and 4 April in Birmingham. The course is designed to equip practitioners to use the Getting Connected curriculum framework for social inclusion in their work with young adults.
Getting Connected is geared towards enhancing the work of all those engaged with the personal and social development of young people, including youth workers, Connexions staff, e2e providers and learning mentors. The programme is also used by practitioners in health projects, young parent projects, housing projects, YWCAs, YMCAs, alternative curriculum provision and those using non-formal methods in schools and colleges.
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