Development Practitioners 2010 Spring Series Workshops

This is an exciting series of workshops for people who are managing or implementing development programs. While the focus of the examples and case studies is on international development, the skills and processes are also applicable to domestic social programs such as municipal social services and community grant schemes.

The facilitators are experienced development workers who have considerable technical expertise as well as being highly skilled trainers and facilitators.

If you are an emerging development practitioner or want to reflect on your own practice in the light of new approaches and debates then this workshop series could be for you.

A group of seminars for those interested in exploring the latest approaches in participatory development.

Workshop Dates

Thurs 12th & Fri 13th August: Appreciative Inquiry & Capacity Building

Tues 18th & Wed 19th August: Asset-Based Community Development

Wed 25th & Thurs 26th August: Understanding Monitoring & Evaluation

Wed 22nd & Thurs 23rd September: Facilitating for Participation

All seminars are from 9am to 5pm

Cost: $550 (Student concession $450)

Food: Welcome tea/coffee, Morning and Afternoon Tea, Lunch off the menu with vegetarian options available…

Venue: The Clare Castle Hotel, 421 Rathdowne St, Carlton

For further information, please email training@matrixconsulting.net.au or visit Matrix Consulting.

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