Preventative work with Children and Families Masterclass
Course structure:
The course is expected to include sessions addressing the following topics (though please note that these may be subject to change):
• Family therapy theories and their implications in working in multi-family settings
• Parent and child bond
• Family and social cohesion
• Evidence based practice
The course is expected to include sessions addressing the following topics (though please note that these may be subject to change):
• Family therapy theories and their implications in working in multi-family settings
• Parent and child bond
• Family and social cohesion
• Evidence based practice
Application deadline
The course is now open for application. The deadline for application is 10th of January 2014
Fee: £995
Scholarships: A discounted fee of £795 would be allocated to the participants from developing countries(5 places)
The course is now open for application. The deadline for application is 10th of January 2014
Fee: £995
Scholarships: A discounted fee of £795 would be allocated to the participants from developing countries(5 places)
Learning time
Contact time: 30 hours
Self-directed study: 20 hours
Assessment, review and revisions: 30 hours
Assessment (2000 Words Critical Writing) for those who would like to be formally accessed
Contact time: 30 hours
Self-directed study: 20 hours
Assessment, review and revisions: 30 hours
Assessment (2000 Words Critical Writing) for those who would like to be formally accessed
Course name:
Preventative work with Children and Families Master Class
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email:Careducational Master Class <cmasterclass@aol.co.uk>
phone number: 00447853824597
phone number: 00447853824597
Pre-requisites:
A first degree in the relevant disciplines or equivalent experience is required
A first degree in the relevant disciplines or equivalent experience is required
Teaching and learning methods:
Lectures, self-directed learning and practical exercises through role play
Lectures, self-directed learning and practical exercises through role play
Venue: Birkbeck College, University of London, UK,
17-21 March 2014
17-21 March 2014