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Free Disability Equality Training Course
SYCIL is running Disability Equality Training on the following days: This is a free course (funded by Neighborhood Learning in Deprived Communities – NLDC).
The course is 1 day, with a choice of dates:
- Monday 10th May
- Thursday 13th May
- Tuesday 18th May
- Tuesday 8th June
- Wednesday 16th June
Start 9.30 Finish 4.30. Refreshments and Lunch provided.
If you want to you can complete work towards Open College Network level 3 accreditation. For full details see the Information Flyer. If you need more information please contact Jo Ritson on 01302 892958 or email Jo Ritson
Complete and return the booking form to book your place.
DET Training Booking Form (word)
DET Training Booking Form (PDF)
A group enjoying one of the Arthritis and Healthy Eating Workshops run at S.Y.C.I.L
SYCIL Training
SYCIL offer a comprehensive range of training for disabled people, their carers, healthcare professionals, students, voluntary groups and organisations and public, private and third sector employers/employees. For more information please click on the link.
Accreditation
SYCIL courses can be offered as either accredited or non accredited programs. Accreditation is with the National Open College Network (NOCN).
Disability Equality Training (DET)
Some of SYCIL's staff and Trustees were the first in the country to design and deliver Disability Equality Training as far back as 1983 when they were involved with Derbyshire Centre for Inclusive Living. This training has been developed and is now delivered to a range of groups and organisations across South Yorkshire.
DET is based on the social model of disability developed by disabled people and the aim of the training is to identify and address discriminatory forms of practice towards disabled people. We achieve this by;
- Exploring the root causes of exclusion and discrimination
- Questioning some of the common stereotypes, myths and misconceptions about disability
- Examining language and the way this can perpetuate the inequality of disabled people
- Looking at work practices, and planning strategies to implement change
- Promoting communication between disabled and non-disabled people
- Promoting disability as an Equality Issue
Disability Equality and Disability Discrimination Act Training
Courses for Employers
Training can be specifically tailored to your organisations needs and may include modules selected from the following:
- Basic Disability Equality - History of discrimination, models of disability, terminology and culture
- Access - Environmental access
- Disability Discrimination Act
- Policy into practice - Looking at how to develop positive policies and more accessible practices
Courses for Schools
SYCIL staff has been providing training in schools since 1991;
RU? This package has been designed by young disabled people and through a series of scenarios explores the discrimination faced by young disabled people. The course is suitable for year 7 upwards.
DET Our basic DET program is available for year 9 upwards.
Health and Social Care GCSE Following requests from teachers we have adapted our basic DET training to cover complement this course and this has been successfully delivered to GCSE and "A" Level students.
IT Training
Other courses available:
- Independent Living Skills ~ aimed at disabled people wishing to live independently and covers; setting goals, budgeting, diet and accessing local services
- Confidence on Committees ~ find out about the ins and outs of committee work and how to become an effective committee member
- Getting your voice heard ~ for those who are thinking about being voluntary/community sector representatives
- First Aid ~ one day appointed persons course
- Basic Sign Language ~ a short program aimed at giving you an introduction to sign language
- Managing your PA ~ provides guidance on direct payments and all employment issues
- Moving and Handling ~ a course for Professionals, Carers and PA's on safe moving and handling techniques
For more information about SYCIL training contact;
Email Jo Ritson
Telephone 01302 892949
Fax 01302 885023