Workshop Leader Training Day for  British East Asian Artists on 12th February

Step Out Arts is in partnership with the Independent Theatre Council to host a one day training course, funded by the National Lottery through the Big Lottery Fund. This course will be relevant to BEA artists who are working or thinking of working with children as part of their artistic career.

Date: 12^th February 2010

Registration: 9.30- 10.00am

Course: 10.00am - 5.00pm

Location:  Independent Theatre Council, 12 The Leathermarket, Weston St, London, SE1 3ER

Main facilitator: Pauline Gladstone

Two Speakers: Kumiko Mendl, Jane Rasch

No of Participants: 20 people (First come first serve policy apply, £10 refundable deposit required)

Outline of the training day

This course is designed to give workshop leaders an insight into best practise on leading workshops in all working situations.

• How to approach schools and organizations about your work
• Challenges on leading successful workshops
• Communication with participants, any cultural difference?
• How to rate a successful workshop
• What a workshop leader must do, and not do, when leading workshops.
• Update on child protection and health and safety regulations.
• Why schools keep asking me back - by Key speakers

The Facilitator: Pauline Gladstone has 25 years experience of working in both public and voluntary arts and education sectors.  During this time, she has specialised in arts-based practice with marginalised groups.  She has worked as a teacher, a trainer, an education and training manager, and as a co-director of a national umbrella organisation for arts and social inclusion. 

To book your place, please contact Step Out Arts development officer Shih- Ching Wei at This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it or 07525 497124 for further enquiries. For more details visit www.stepoutarts.co.uk

About Step Out Arts

Step Out Arts organises Chinese arts and dance productions, events, workshops and regular classes throughout the year for various organisations, schools and community centres in the UK.
 

 

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