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Training
A key role of Kingston Voluntary Action is to identify and meet the training needs of Kingston's voluntary and community sector.
Capacity Building Training Programme
As part of Kingston's 3-year Infrastructure Support and Development Project funded by the BIG Lottery Fund, KVA has been running Capacity Building Training each autumn and spring.
KVA is currently in the process of fundraising in order to continue running training provision, rated by you as one of the most valuable amongst the services we offer.
The list below will soon include the courses that have proven to be popular with the sector in Kingston, such as: Fundraising courses, Volunteer Management training, First Aid, Health and Safety and Food Safety, Commissioning, Media Courses, Understanding and Using an Outcomes Focus, Safeguarding courses and many others.
| Date | Time | Course Title (click on the link for more details) |
| 28 Mar 2012 | 10-1.00 | Excel Intermediate - fully booked |
| 26 Mar 2012 | 9.30-4.30 | Emergency First Aid at Work |
| 21 Mar 2012 | 10-1.00 | Creating a website using Voice - Beginners |
| 21 Mar 2012 | 2-4.30 | Developing a website using Voice - Advanced |
| 14 Mar 2012 | 10-1.00 | Using Excel - an Introduction fully booked |
| 18 Jan 2012 | 10-1.00 | Creating a website using Voice - Beginners |
| 18 Jan 2012 | 2-4.30 | Developing a website using Voice - Advanced |
Other Training Activities
In addition to the regular programme of capacity building training, KVA has also organised the following training, funded by the BIG Lottery Fund.
- Understanding and Using an Outcomes Focus training
- SKiLD Training for Community Development Workers
- Chartered Management Qualifications (CMI) for managers and team leaders of voluntary and community organisations
Training Accross the South London CVS Partnership
Can't find either the training course you want or a date you can make? Try searching the on-line directory of training courses available from our counterparts in South London.
