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This course equips delegates with an understanding of how all staff can support young people’s social and emotional wellbeing and development. It provides an introduction to the key theories underpinning the Thrive Approach, as well as opportunities to practise relational skills, learn about the Thrive-Online assessment and action-planning tool and reflect on the right-time needs of all young people, as well as the needs of those who experience difficulties.
The benefits of this training for a school are:
This course is intended for all staff in a secondary school or setting, to ensure that all young people benefit from a whole-school approach to wellbeing and positive mental health.
For settings new to Thrive, free access to Thrive-Online is included for 30 days from the date of the training day. Please note that a software subscription needs to be in place following this period in order to have ongoing access to Thrive-Online thereafter.
Please note this course can only be booked through the office (Tel: 01392 797555 Option 1).
Costs (excluding VAT):
If you need to reschedule your course attendance because you have Covid or have to isolate, the first rearrangement is free, a subsequent rearrangement will incur an admin fee of £50 plus VAT and any further rescheduling will be charged at £100 plus VAT.
For settings that would like to commission a face-to-face training session, there is a flat rate charge of £300 per trainer per day (or part thereof) plus VAT.
Please note prices are for courses starting on or after 1 September 2021.
This course is delivered as two 3-hour virtual training sessions using the Zoom Meetings platform. Each session will include a mixture of direct teaching from the Thrive Licensed Trainer, experiential activities and discussions. Delegates will be expected to engage in all activities and discussions.
Session 1
Session 2
All Thrive training is now delivered by our experienced Thrive trainers using a mix of live webinars, e-learning sessions and e-mentoring. On the Thrive training pages you can find dates for courses running throughout the year. We also have a team of regional Relationship Managers who are happy to help – meet the regional team here.
To become a Thrive Licensed Practitioner you will need to be working with children on a regular basis and be able to carry out Thrive-Online assessments to pass the course. We recommend volunteering at a school if this is not possible in your current role.
To talk through our training courses and to discuss funding options, contact our Relationship Development team on 01392 797555 or enquiries@thriveapproach.com