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Ready-to-run training

The easiest way to book live online delivery of our flagship training sessions.

 

Our portfolio of ready-to-run online training sessions deliver awareness and skills development on a range of topics all designed for the higher education context.

How it works

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  1. Find a session below that you want to run for your cohort, and review its details.

  2. Select a date and time that works for you and your organisation in the session's calendar.

  3. Pay by debit/credit card, or request an invoice.

  4. We'll contact you to agree and confirm your selected delivery time, and provide the details of your session and a Microsoft Teams link for your attendees.

  5. We'll deliver the session live and online. After the session, you receive a report of the feedback from your participants and a resource pack to share with those who attended.

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Managing Distressed Students

Ready-to-run live online half-day session, at a time convenient to your team

£995 + VAT

For up to 25 participants

When faced with a distressed student, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed or take on too much. This half-day online course is relevant for teams and cohorts who work with students. It will help them feel confident about responding to a distressed student in a boundaried, role-appropriate and effective way.

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Fitness to Study panel training - for chairs and panel members

Ready-to-run live online half-day session, at a time convenient to your team

£995 + VAT

For up to 25 participants

In this session, we explore the purpose of Fitness to Study panels, how we should plan and prepare for a panel meeting, how a panel should consider evidence about the student, and how we can respond to tricky situations that arise during the panel meeting itself.

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Practical coaching skills for fostering students' self-reliance and independence

Ready-to-run live online 2-hour session, at a time convenient to your team

£895 + VAT

For up to 25 participants

We know, from our own experience, that it is more empowering if we can do things for ourselves. Your team can help a student to rely on their own resources to solve a particular problem or address a particular issue, rather than us just swooping in and solving things for the student. This practical 2-hour online session will explore ways in which we can help students do things for themselves and rely less on us and more on themselves – a really important life skill.

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Coordinating actions and providing support following a student death

Ready-to-run live online half-day session, at a time convenient to your team

£995 + VAT

For up to 25 participants

All universities need to have clear procedures in place for responding to the death of a student. This half-day online course explores the key aspects of a university’s response to a student death – from how we can best support students during the first few hours following a death through to how we provide longer-term support for everyone who needs it.

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Liaising with a family following a student death

Ready-to-run live online half-day session, at a time convenient to your team

£995 + VAT

Suitable for up to 8 participants

All universities need to have clear procedures in place for responding to the death of a student. This half-day online course explores the key aspects of a university’s response to a student death – from how we can best support students during the first few hours following a death through to how we provide longer-term support for everyone who needs it.

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Balancing compassion with boundaries when working with students: a session for academic colleagues

Ready-to-run live online 2.5 hour session, at a time convenient to your cohort

£950 + VAT

For up to 25 participants

One-to-one interactions with students may sometimes be challenging - such as talking about academic performance or delivering bad news, or where a student is frustrated or not engaging. This session explores how we can show compassion in these interactions while maintaining appropriate boundaries.

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