Training Opportunities
CORE TRAININGS
Introduction to Restorative Practices
Thoroughly understand restorative concepts, and learn effective strategies for use in both Schools and Care settings in managing student/Looked After Children (LAC) behaviour and teaching them to take responsibility for their actions.
Using Circles Effectively
Learn the value and process of circles—practical and effective tools for creating a positive classroom climate in Schools (both Secondary and Primary) and Looked After Children settings (LAC), which you will be able to use immediately.
Facilitator Skills Training—Standard Level
This course prepares participants to run restorative justice conferences and to use restorative practices in their everyday roles.
Facilitator Skills Training—Advanced Level
The “Advanced” course is designed to build upon existing facilitation skills and prepare participants to facilitate conferences involving unacknowledged harm and/or unaccepted responsibility. It is therefore a prerequisite that participants have previously attended our Facilitator Skills Training—Standard Level
Restorative Practices in Neighbourhoods
The aim of the day will be to give attendees an understanding of restorative practices and several processes that they can begin to use in their daily work in neighbourhoods.
SPECIALISED TRAININGS
Training of Trainers
Many people have asked about becoming restorative conferencing and practices trainers to provide the Restorative Practices: Facilitator Skills Training we deliver in the UK and use our educational and training materials. As a non-profit organisation, we know that we must involve a wide range of individuals and organisations with us in order to accomplish our mission to spread the concept of conferencing and restorative practices, while maintaining high standards of quality.
Conferencing for Serious Offences
A two-day thought-provoking, interactive experience to provide participants with an opportunity to explore the use of restorative conferencing in response to serious offences.
Restorative Practices in Workplace Conflict
This course is designed to prepare participants to run restorative justice conferences and/or use restorative practices in their everyday role in the workplace. It will also assist UK organizations in meeting new requirements for informal processes under the Employment Act 2002 Regulations.
Restorative Practices: An Anti-Bullying Strategy Workshop
Gain a thorough understanding of restorative concepts, learn e ffective strategies for managing different aspects of bullying behaviour in both Schools and Care settings, and help young people take greater responsibility for their actions.
IIRP UK & Ireland is a signatory to the Restorative Justice Council (RJC) ‘Code of Practice for Trainers and Training Organisations of Restorative Practice – 2011’. Click here for more details.