Trainers on the Frontline Network
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About this event
Are you delivering training to those working on the frontline? Do you work in schools, services and with organisations delivering training to those who work with children, young people and their families? Who supports you? How do you find spaces to network with others who do what you do? Do you sometimes feel isolated? Or maybe, you'd like some new ideas to support you in your work.
However you ended up on this page, you were probably thinking about how you can be THE best trainer/facilitator/speaker for the community that you serve. Whether you work independently across many schools, services or organisations or solely within your own organisation delivering to colleagues, rest assured, you're home!
Meeting monthly, on the first Tuesday of the month between 7pm and 8.30pm, we have a format that creates the ultimate online learning and connecting space.
7.00 - 7.30 - Facilitated main room checking in, settling in and calling in
7.30 - 8.00 - Specialist Speaker for 20 minutes and 10 minutes for question
8.00 - 8.20 - Networking in smaller groups in breakout rooms
8.20 - 8.30 - Main room gathering themes, speaker needs and saying hello to new connections you've spotted
8.30 CLOSE
The next meeting is on 4th May 2021 (and yes, the force will be with us)
Organiser Lisa Cherry
Organiser of Trainers on the Frontline Network
Lisa brings over 30 years experience of working in Education and Social Work settings and a 30-year journey of personal recovery from a fractured childhood.
Lisa's own recovery journey brought about her taking the time to qualify as a Holistic Health Therapist in 2005 which Lisa brings to all her work, creating a space for healing, recovery and good mental health and well being.
Lisa’s research in her Masters in Education looked at the intersection of school exclusion and being in care and the impact upon education and employment across the life course which is now being continued as a Doctorate at The University of Oxford.
Lisa brings academic research, professional experience and personal stories together to create a holistic approach to working with vulnerability with a fundamental belief that with the right relationships, we have the capacity to recover.
