Mental Health and Wellbeing (Code: C1560)
BackThis programme will create space for leaders to reflect on and share their journey towards self-awareness and positive mental health. Through listening, learning and leading by example, a culture shift can be embedded, starting from the top.
There will be two round table webinars to spotlight effective practice in the sector and to support dialogue on the current issues impacting FE and skills providers. The roundtable events will support the development of guidance resources to aid the development of policy and strategy documents relating to each theme.
Upcoming
Who is this for?
Webinar attendees must be from a publicly funded FE and skills provider in England. The target audience is leaders from FE and skills organisations who lead on mental health and wellbeing.
Training aim
The aim of the Mental Health and Wellbeing Programme is to support all FE leaders and managers to embed humanistic cultures within their organisations, addressing some of the emerging issues that are impacting students and staff.
Outcomes
During each webinar, a trusted partner organisation will share the work they are doing in this space, followed by a roundtable discussion, to understand what is already happening in FE and skills providers and what is required to develop policies and strategies relating to the theme.
Webinar one will consider how FE and skills providers can respond to the rising challenge of misogyny and violence against women and girls, through developing targeted policies and shaping their learning environments and culture.
Webinar two will create space for a conversation to reflect on the lived experience of care-experienced students in the FE and skills sector and consider how this often-invisible cohort are supported to thrive in education through meaningful mental health and wellbeing support.
Length
Each webinar will be 90 minutes.
Webinar one: Addressing misogyny and violence against women and girls - Thursday 16 October 09:30-11:00am
Webinar two: Supporting care experienced learners – Wednesday 3 December 09:30-11:00am.
Entry Requirements
Webinar attendees must be from a publicly funded FE and skills provider in England. The target audience is leaders from FE and skills organisations who lead on mental health and wellbeing.
Contact us
If this course is not currently available at a suitable date/location, please register your interest and we will let you know about new events as they are announced.
If you have any questions, please contact:
T: 0800 0 831 830
E: enquiries@etfoundation.co.uk
