Unless otherwise stated in the course information, SCVS Training courses are priced as follows:
SCVS Members - Full Day: £20 / Half Day: £10; Non SCVS Member Rate: Full Day: £150 / Half Day: £75
Cancellation & Non-attendance Policy: Non-attendance and cancellations with less than two week's notice will be charged at the full rate. If you find that you are unable to attend, we do allow and encourage you to find someone to take your place on the course. For our free courses non-attendance and cancellations with less than two week's notice will be charged a fee of £20.
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It's never too early to book you place on our courses - we need a minimum number of participants in order to run our sessions, so with trainer's cancellation time periods in mind, it's best to book earlier rather than later so we can have an idea of numbers in advance.
This two half-days online course covers what you need to know to ensure the safeguarding of children and adults in your organisation. The training is aimed at staff and volunteers who have any contact with children, young people and/or their parents/carers or adults at risk and/or their carers. Read more
This fraud awareness session will detail the different frauds and economic crimes that are circulating at the moment. It will also provide you with advice and knowledge of how to protect yourself, and others, from becoming a victim of fraud. Read more
Social Prescribing is a new way of working within health care and it involves referral to non-medical services by a health professional e.g. to a support group, a mindfulness course, an environmental project or to a befriending scheme. Read more
Gain the knowledge and understanding of a selection of different emergencies that will enable you to assist with any that you may come across. Read more
Many voluntary organisations were established to address the unmet needs of specific groups of people. The experiences of the pandemic have intensified pre-existing difficulties for many and staff and volunteers are increasingly responding to a range of complex issues. Read more
A short course aimed at those new to a role within the third sector, for volunteers, staff or trustees. It will provide an overview of how things work within the sector and different types of organisational structures; address good practice and the Nolan principles as a foundation for attendees to build upon. Read more
Have you ever thought about combining earning a living and helping your community? Then becoming a social entrepreneur may be for you! Read more
A Better Welcome to Swansea project supports newly arrived asylum seekers in Swansea. Project staff will deliver this training around what it means to be an asylum seeker or refugee in Swansea. Read more
Minute taking is an important skill which enables organistions to record decisions made in meetings and also to keep people informed. Read more
The objective of this qualification by Royal Society for Public Health is to provide candidates with a knowledge and understanding of the principles of mental wellbeing, the effect of mental wellbeing on the individual and community, and how mental wellbeing can be maintained or improved. Read more
The workshop aims to provide participants of a basic understanding of the psychology of financial difficulty and how it may impact on someone. It also covers the importance of budgeting. Read more
This course aims inform, educate, safeguard and build digital resilience amongst young and vulnerable people; helping them to make informed decisions and understand the consequences around gambling and gaming. Read more
Take the opportunity to adapt your bid-writing to produce competitive bids, effectively and efficiently. Read more
Volunteers are one of the most valuable resources third sector organisations have to deliver their work, so ensuring that they are effectively supported, supervised and developed is at the heart of good volunteer management. Read more