Courses in Birmingham
Birmingham Campaign Launch
L •Ök say sing p!ay
Join us at this free event at the Midlands Arts Centre (MAC) for professionals to celebrate the launch of the Birmingham Look, Say, Sing, Play campaign.
Come along to find out about the campaign and how you can get involved to support families with children under 2 to change everyday moments into brainbuilding ones.
Date: Tuesday 22 November 2022
Time: 4-6pm
Location: Performance Studio at the MAC,
Birmingham
Sign up: Via Eventbrite
4-5pm: Informal drop in-pop in for a coffee and a chat with campaign partners, explore some Look, Say, Sing, Play activity ideas and pick up some free resources to take away and use in your setting.
5-6pm: Keynote speakers
If you have any questions about the campaign, or any special requirements for the launch event, email rachel.wallace@nspcc.org.uk
NSPCC Safeguarding, Children, MIDLANDS PARTNERSHIP
Attitudes, Thinking and Behaviour
A Way Forward - Stop and Think Crime Prevention
Stop and Think is a crime prevention programme aimed at Children and young people aged between 9-21 years. The nature of this course is to bring an awareness of crime prevention and encourage those who are committing crime or at risk of committing crime to seek to change their behaviours.
The programme has two elements: Knife Crime and Gang awareness. Upon completion participants receive a certificate.
CONTENT:
- What is a knife?
- What is knife crime?
- Why do young people carry a knife?
- The consequences of carrying a knife?
Gangs and Gang awareness:
- What are gangs?
- Why do young people join gangs?
- Why do girls join gangs?
- What is the difference between boy gangs and girl gangs?
Locations available
Delivered in Birmingham
Referral process
To enquire about a referral
Call: 07735278995
Email: info@awayforwardfoundation.co.uk
Accessibility
Referrals accepted from Schools, Colleges, Police, Community Organizations, Courts, Probation
Self referrals are also accepted
Cost:
£100
Education, Training and Employment
The Prince's Trust - TEAM Programme
Team is a full-time 12-week programme for young people aged between 16-25 who are not in education, employment or training. It offers work experience, qualifications, practical skills, community projects and a residential week. The programme aims to increase confidence, motivation and skills and as a result enables young people to move into employment, education, training, volunteering or an apprenticeship.
The course involves teambuilding games, a 4 day residential where you will enjoy a number of outdoor activities and bond as a team. There will be fundraising for a community project which will consist of the team helping out a person or organisation in the local community who are a not for profit organisation. The team then complete a two week project for them consisting of things such as garden makeovers, decorating, DIY, nursery/school mud kitchens or play areas. Team members will gain two weeks work experience in a place of their choice along with a week of careers advice, CV building and mock interviews. Team members will then complete two weeks of team challenges where they will help people in the community that are in different circumstance than them and have fun and support other community members. The course will finish with a presentation evening with friends, family and businesses seeing the achievements each person has made.
The successful team members will gain nationally recognised level 1 qualifications in Employment, Teamwork and Community Skills and there are opportunities to gain additional BTEC level one qualifications.
Locations Available: Birmingham various please enquire
Referral Process:
Cost: Free
Next Programme start date: To be confirmed
Education, Training and Employment
Birmingham Adult Education Services- ESOL Course
Course length is 12 weeks, 9 hrs per week (9:30 - 12:30), 3 days 1per week
Locations available:
Brasshouse Language School (Central Library), Sparkhill Adult Education Centre
Referral process:
Call: Paul Henderson 0121 303 1649 Email: Paul.J.Henderson@birmingham.gov.uk
Cost:
Free