Forthcoming Events

Every statistic tells a story but is the story you are being told the truth? How confident can we be that what we hear is true? How can you ensure the stories we tell stand up to the scrutiny of others? How can you collect and present your own data in a reliable yet impactful way? As debates become ever more polarised, having the skills to read and use information accurately and effectively are essential.

Most of us know there is a huge difference between a well-run meeting and one without an effective chair. This course explores the difference between the two, and shares a set of skills, ideas and frameworks that help chairs preside over effective, efficient, and productive meetings.

This course offers an opportunity to reflect on your own skills whilst exploring facilitation techniques designed to help you become even more effective in your facilitative practice. The course will also explore the different approaches needed to facilitate in virtual, live and blended/hybrid environments.

If you are a non-technical person involved in any aspect of your organisation’s repairs and maintenance service this course is for you. The course will reinforce your knowledge of the legal responsibilities for repairs and also give you greater confidence in dealing with the technical aspects of the job.

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This course will provide learners with the basics of good governance practice whilst helping them identify the skills, knowledge and experience they can bring to the role of Board member.

Staff or committee members who have recently joined a housing association can find the wide range of policies, regulations and jargon a minefield. This course will help to simplify the role of and activities carried out by housing associations, as well as de-mystifying some of the jargon.

Through this conference we will explore the issues impacting on and driving the reputation of housing associations and our relationships, and equip our audience with tools to tell their story to their audiences that matter most.

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Every statistic tells a story but is the story you are being told the truth? How confident can we be that what we hear is true? How can you ensure the stories we tell stand up to the scrutiny of others? How can you collect and present your own data in a reliable yet impactful way? As debates become ever more polarised, having the skills to read and use information accurately and effectively are essential.

We are living in an increasingly connected world with access to friends, professional networks, content, software and services, hitherto unimagined, all available with the click of a few buttons. This one day programme delivered online will provide key insights into how the Internet and digital technologies are evolving and how these technologies can be used personally and professionally for benefit.

Programme coming soon - open for bookings