C3SC - Cardiff Third Sector Council

Demonstrating Impact
2015-01-21 | Cardiff, Cardiff
Level: Introduction If you are starting to plan how to report on impact, or want to be inspired by learning new techniques and methods, this WCVA course will help you This course will build on participants’ understanding of impact and how to demonstrate it, using exercises which show how you can capture ‘impact statements’ and the sort of evidence you need to be able to demonstrate your impact This is a beginners’ course; it is for those who want to improve the way they describe the outcomes or changes that their work produces1/2 day (morning session)
Book your place via the WCVA website.

C3SC Training: Accountancy Basics
2015-01-21 10:00 - 16:00 (Europe/London) | C3SC offices, Brunel House, 2 Fitzalan Road, Cardiff CF24 0EB., C3SC offices, Brunel House, 2 Fitzalan Road, Cardiff CF24 0EB.
Fully booked
Providing you with all the knowledge and information you need to set up a simple financial system for your organisation. This introductory course is interactive and gives you the opportunity to work through practical examples and ask questions relating to implementation within your organisation. By the end of the course, you will be able to:

Understand basic accounting terms and concepts
Set up and maintain a simple bookkeeping system
Establish a petty cash system
Use the system to produce basic financial reports
Understand the legal requirements for reporting in relation to your organisation

Price of training:
Individual member: FREE
C3SC or CVC member with annual income below £25,000: FREE
C3SC or CVC member with annual income of £25,000 or above: £40
Non-member voluntary organisation: £80
Statutory organisation: £120

Registration from 9.45am

Wales Fuel Poverty Conference
2015-01-22 | Cardiff, Cardiff
‘Focusing Our Energy on Solutions’
15% early bird discount available until 20th December.
Do you want to help develop the solutions to end fuel poverty in Wales? Then join NEA Cymru at the only conference in Wales focusing on the 1 in 3 households in Wales who cannot afford a warm home.
Keynote speakers
Carl Sargeant AM, Minister for Natural Resources, Welsh Government
Rachel McEwan, Director of Sustainable Development, SSE
Jenny Saunders OBE, Chief Executive, NEA
Find out more and book your place via the NEA Cymru website.

Challenging Extremism Awareness
2015-01-22 | Diverse Cymru, 3rd Floor, Alexandra House, 307-315 Cowbridge Road East, Canton, Cardiff CF5 1JD, Diverse Cymru, 3rd Floor, Alexandra House, 307-315 Cowbridge Road East, Canton, Cardiff CF5 1JD
This Diverse Cymru course will assist you to promote tolerance and respect for all and promote community cohesion within your organisation.
This course is particularly helpful for anyone working with people who might be vulnerable to developing extremist views and undertaking extremist acts.
Find out more and book your place via the Diverse Cymru website.

Cardiff Volunteer Co-ordinators' Network event
2015-01-22 09:30 - 13:00 | The Sony Room, Level 2, Wales Millennium Centre., The Sony Room, Level 2, Wales Millennium Centre.
Fully booked
You’re invited to the first network event of 2015! There will be presentations and updates of interest to volunteer-involving organisations in the area. Topics include: how engaging with the arts can help sustain volunteering; the launch of the working group for the ‘Songs of Sanctuary’ project, and the latest news on the situation with community asset transfers in Cardiff. The session will also include a presentation on the GwirVol Youth Volunteering Grants Scheme which aims to support the delivery of a wide range of new volunteering opportunities in Wales and overseas that aim to ‘support the step change in access to volunteering for young people aged 14-25 and especially for disadvantaged young people’. Tea and coffee will be available. There are 40 places available at this event which will be allocated on a ‘first come, first served’ basis.
To book, please contact Jeremy at VCS at Jeremy.r@vcscardiff.org.uk or Tel: (029) 2022 7625. For more information contact with Jeremy or Katie Mallam at C3SC at Katie.m@c3sc.org.uk Tel (029) 2048 5722.
Registration from 9.30am. Programme starts at 10.00am.

Parenting in the digital age
2015-01-22 09:30 - 16:30 | Glamorgan Archives, Cardiff CF11 8AW, Glamorgan Archives, Cardiff CF11 8AW
The Parent Zone’s innovative training programme ‘Parenting in the Digital Age’ is coming to Wales on Thursday, 22 January. The programme has been designed to work alongside CEOP ambassador training with a specific focus on professionals working with parents such as social workers, teachers and police officers.
It is the first and only evidence based parenting programme designed to give parents the confidence they need to take their offline parenting skills online and practitioners the tools they need to help reach and engage parents on this subject.
You can book a place online by visiting: http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/the-parent-zone-3508922717 or you can contact yasmin@theparentzone.co.uk

New Year, New You - Healthy Change 2015!
2015-01-24 10:00 - 15:00 | The Cardiff Story Museum, The Hayes, Cardiff CF10 1BH, The Cardiff Story Museum, The Hayes, Cardiff CF10 1BH
Hosted by the Co-Creating Healthy Change project – focusing on improved Health and Well-being in Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan.
Come along to a FREE community event in Cardiff city centre for a chance to get involved in making a Healthy Change!
– FREE foodie fun for the children
– FREE therapy treatments for the adults
– Other fun activities around health and well-being topics for all the family to enjoy
Don’t miss the opportunity to have your say on Health and Well-being services that are important to you.
Co-Creating Healthy Change is a unique group of 10 projects which tackle and address issues around health, social care and well-being in Cardiff and the Vale. The project aims to ensure that local communities feel they have a strong voice to influence health services for the better.
Come and celebrate our projects’ success with us.
Find out more about us and help us make a change in the future.

Mental Health First Aid (Wales)
2015-01-26 - 2015-01-27 | Lysaght Institute, Newport, Lysaght Institute, Newport
Two-day Diverse Cymru course
MHFA (Wales) is a 12 hour course which is funded and supported by the Welsh Government and its partners include the Public Health Wales, Health Challenge Wales and Mind Cymru. MHFA is in 21 countries in the world. The idea of MHFA is that people should be taught how to perform basic ‘first aid’ for those exhibiting signs of mental distress, just as they are commonly taught first aid for physical problems. MHFA improves mental health literacy and helps people to recognise the signs and symptoms of someone with mental health problems; to respond to various mental health crises, engage with, support and signpost people to appropriate professional help.
Find out more at http://www.diversecymrutraining.org.uk/mental-health-first-aid/

Decision Making in Wales: an overview
2015-01-27 | Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff Bay, Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff Bay
Course aims: To give learners a good understanding of how Government and politics works in Wales. The course will provide an overview of the roles of the National Assembly and Welsh Government, and how decisions are made.
Learning outcomes: By attending this course you will be able to understand to a high level:

The roles of Ministers and AMs
How the Assembly and the Cabinet work
The differences between the political parties
The development of devolution
The relationship between Wales, Westminster and the EU
How public finance works in Wales

Who is this course for? This course is for people who want a good overview of the structures of decision making in Wales, and the forces that influence them.
Additional Information: This event is CPD certified.
Cost: Early Bird IWA Member: £145+ VAT Early Bird Non-Member: £200+ VAT IWA Member: £180+ VAT Non-Member: £250+ VAT Member Bundle (for both courses): £280+ VAT Non Member Bundle (for both courses): £400+ VAT
Our Early Bird offer is only available for a limited period. Please book soon to avoid disappointment.

Understanding Digital Teens - Safety, Supervision and Sharing
2015-01-27 09:15 - 16:00 | Merthyr Tydfil, Merthyr Tydfil
A one-day Children in Wales course
A non-sensationalist approach that looks at the evidence and examines the risks and benefits of internet use, as well as looking at the practical ways to help parents and workers to support young people to stay safe online. The course is divided into two parts. The first looks at the opportunities and threats around teenager’s use of the internet and examines the conflicting and sometimes contradictory evidence. The second looks at the practical ways in which adults can support and protect young people including; setting parental controls, use of passwords, how to record and report incidents and helping children and young people identify risks and to protect themselves.

Topics include:

What are teens up to on the internet?
Understanding Social Networking, its risks and why it is so important to the lives of modern teenagers.
Do violent games make children violent?
Sex, abuse and the internet
Life style blogs; pro-ana, self-harming and suicide sites
Internet addiction, does it exist and how should it be treated?
How internet illiterate adults can help tech-savvy teens grow up safely in a digitally connected world

Suitable for all those working with teenagers and their families in non-structured settings including; Communities First, Families First, youth workers, afterschool clubs and play workers as well as foster carers and parents.
Find out more and book your place via the Children in Wales website.

Free Income Maximisation Training from Turn2us
2015-01-28 | Women’s Workshop Project, Cardiff, Women's Workshop Project, Cardiff
Morning – 9.30am to 12.30pm or Afternoon – 1.00pm to 4.00pm
Turn2us helps anyone in financial need to access the money available to them through welfare benefits, charitable grants and other financial help, using their website at www.turn2us.org.uk or their freephone telephone helpline.For anyone offering advice and support in an intermediary role, Turn2us also has additional services and tools, and provides free training on how to effectively use the one-stop website to help their clients maximise income and understand the impact of the welfare reform changes on incomes.
Over 3 hours, the training session on the live website will enable each Intermediary to:• Undertake welfare benefits entitlement checks, including identifying the impacts of welfare reforms on individuals benefits• Identify appropriate charities to approach for grants for individuals and undertake online grant enquiries and applications• Register their own Turn2us account to save, manage, analyse, and update benefit calculations and grant searches• Use the Turn2us information and resources features for knowledge and updates on income maximisationThis training will benefit any workers or volunteers involved in supporting individuals in financial need who may not have the resources to use Turn2us themselves and is provided with the support of Elizabeth Finn Care.Please note, bookings are limited to 2 per organisation. In house training workshops can also be arranged for organisations requiring more than 12 places.
For more information or bookings, please contact Pat Cripps, National Officer Wales: email pat.cripps@elizabethfinn.org.uk or phone 01676 541654.
There are two sessions to choose from: Morning – 9.30am to 12.30pm or afternoon – 1-4pm.

Effective partnership working (accredited by Agored Cymru)
2015-01-28 | Merthyr Tydfil, Merthyr Tydfil
A three-day WCVA training course
This course aims to enable participants to gain a greater understanding of what partnership working is and what makes it effective. It aims to enable learners to develop skills and knowledge around effective partnership working and promoting collaboration. You will learn how to work in partnership with organisations, groups and individuals and apply this knowledge through practical assessments.

Learning outcomes
By attending this course you will be able to …

Understand forms of partnership and their functions
Be able to plan for partnership working
Understand and review the roles of the organisation and the individual within partnership working
Understand and develop relationships within partnerships
Be able to review the purpose and processes of partnerships
Be able to reflect on practice in partnership working

Who this course is for
This course is aimed at staff who are involved in partnerships and want to make the relationships more effective.

Here are the dates of the course:
Day 1: 28 January Day 2: 29 January Day 3: 5 March

Book your place via the WCVA website.

C3SC AGM and Third Sector Networking Exhibition
2015-01-29 12:00 - 15:00 | Cardiff City Stadium, Leckwith, Cardiff City Stadium, Leckwith
We’re delighted to invite you to C3SC’s AGM and Third Sector Networking Exhibition at Cardiff City Stadium, Leckwith on Thursday 29th January from 12-3pm.
Here’s the programme for the event:
12 noon: Arrival and Registration
12.15-1.00pm: Networking Lunch and Third Sector Exhibition
See below for details of stalls.
1.00-1.30pm: Formal AGM
With Richard Edwards (Chair, C3SC) and Sheila Hendrickson-Brown (Chief Officer, C3SC).
Elections / Changes to Board of Trustees:
– Rebecca Ball
– Althea Collymore
– Nick Corrigan
– Michael Flynn
– Gerald Puttock
– Reynette Roberts
1.30-2.00pm: Keynote Speaker
Professor Marcus Longley, Vice Chair, Cardiff and Vale University Health Board will explore the challenges of working together successfully
2.00-3.00pm: Hot Topics … Networking … Exhibition
Hot topics on:
– Virgin Money – online funding donations and ideas– Cyd Cymru: Wales Together collective energy switching scheme– Community Assets: what you need to know about transfers from public sector to community ownership
Download relevant papers here – including a proxy form if you’re unable to attend.

Exhibition stalls
– Grantfinder taster sessions available with a C3SC third sector officer on our Grantfinder stall
– Community Asset Transfers: Could this be the way forward for your organisation? Speak to C3SC and Cardiff Council about CATs
– Co-Creating Healthy Change: A portfolio of 10 projects in Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan, co-ordinated by C3SC. Find out how your organisation can get involved.
– Sports Wales – funding
– Barnardo’s Cymru
– Cardiff Mind
– Diverse Cymru
– Cardiff and Vale Credit Union
– Promo Cymru
– Scope
– Cyd Cymru
– Pedal Power
Book now
To book your place, please email bookings@c3sc.org.uk or call us on (029) 2048 5722. For catering purposes, please book by Tuesday 27th January.

Bawso's Older People's Conference
2015-01-30 | Culture and Media Centre (CMC) Loudoun Square Butetown, Cardiff CF10 5HW, Culture and Media Centre (CMC) Loudoun Square Butetown, Cardiff CF10 5HW
BAWSO’s Older People’s conference is being held in Cardiff on 30th January 2015.
The BME Older People’s project, which is funded by the Welsh Government, was set up in Cardiff in 2012 to provide optimal support and advocacy to BME older people in the community. The project also aims to improve the lives of BME older people by identifying their needs and providing effective solutions to meet them.
The conference aims to create a platform for BME older people to interact with service providers and stakeholders within the community to discuss the various issues affecting them. It shall also provide an opportunity for service providers and stakeholders to raise awareness of initiatives to address issues that affect the physical, social and psychological wellbeing of BME older people.
For additional information on the conference, please contact Jamad or Rama on jamad@bawso.org.uk or ramafurry@bawso.org.uk or call 029 2049 3351.

Youth Mental Health First Aid
2015-02-03 | Cardiff, Cardiff
Two-day course – the second day is on 10 February.
Youth Mental Health First Aid (Wales) is for everybody. It is particularly relevant for those who work with adolescents and may come into contact with young people at risk of experiencing mental distress.

Course Aims:
YMHFA (Wales) aims to help participants:
• Preserve life where a young person may be a danger to themselves or others
• Provide help to prevent mental distress developing into a more serious state
• Promote recovery of good mental health
• Provide comfort to a young person experiencing mental distress

The course covers:
Mental Health First Aid
Common mental health problems
Depression
Anxiety disorders
Psychosis
Substance use disorders
Eating disorders
Non-fatal deliberate self-harming behaviour
NB All topics are regarding young people.

Participants will learn:
The signs and symptoms of these mental health problems
Where and how to get help
What sort of help has been shown by research to be effective.

Course facilitator: Claire Leahy – Educational Psychologist

Time: 9am to 5pm

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
2015-02-03
Limited number of fully funded spaces available to practitioners working within Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan

This NewLink Wales course is aimed at people with little or no experience with CBT or those who wish to refresh their knowledge. By the end of the course, participants will be able to define the basic principles of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and examine elements of CBT. Furthermore they will explore the communication skills needed for using CBT and practice new skills for working with and supporting others.

Voluntary £125.00, Statutory £135.00
To book onto the course or for further information contact NewLink Wales on: Telephone: 02920 529002 or email info@newlinkwales.org.uk or visit www.newlinkwales.org.uk

Getting Fit for Fundraising
2015-02-03 | Wales Council for Voluntary Action – Baltic House, Cardiff Bay, Wales Council for Voluntary Action - Baltic House, Cardiff Bay
The aim of this WCVA course is to improve the understanding of organisations of the key issues to consider before beginning to fundraise.

By attending this course you will be able to:

Understand what is meant by fundraising and the different sources of fundraised income
Understand the legal requirements and best practice in relation to fundraising
Decide whether your organisation is fit for purpose
Appreciate the skills and approaches required to fundraise
Understand the fundraising planning cycle

Who this course is for
It is suitable for those that are new to fundraising and/or thinking about implementing fundraising in their organisation for the first time

Additional information
Level: Beginner

Find out more and book your place via the WCVA website.

Getting People Talking
2015-02-03 | Maldron Hotel, Cardiff, Maldron Hotel, Cardiff
This very practical Diverse Cymru course is intended to help people who facilitate meetings, involvement events, discussion or focus groups, seminars or workshops to create the conditions that will enable people to contribute and find the whole experience rewarding.
Find out more on the Diverse Cymru website.

Protection of Vulnerable Adults - Decision Making and Information Sharing (POVA Level 3)
2015-02-03 09:30 - 16:30 | Howardian Centre (off Colchester Ave.), Howardian Centre (off Colchester Ave.)
Target group: Adult Services Team managers; Social Workers and anyone with Case Management / Care Co-ordinator responsibility; managers of residential homes and managers of domiciliary agencies.
It is essential that all participants have attended (or completed previously) the Council run, Recognition and Referral Training (Level 2 POVA) or have completed refresher using the E-learning package at this level.
Overview of Training:

Stages of Strategic Process
Roles and responsibilities within the strategic process
Gathering/sharing Information

Aims of the course:

To provide practitioners with an understanding of their role within the POVA strategic process.

Objectives of the course:
At the end of the course you will be able to:

Understand the scope and purpose of the POVA process.
Understand your role and responsibilities within the POVA process.

Course facilitator: Kevin Jones, Independent Adult Protection Consultant and Trainer

Please arrive between 9.00am and 9.30am for registration and refreshments.

C3SC Training: Sports Leadership
2015-02-04 10:00 - 16:00 | Rhiwbina Recreation Club, Lon-Y-Dail, Cardiff CF14 6EA, Rhiwbina Recreation Club, Lon-Y-Dail, Cardiff CF14 6EA
This course is for anyone who wishes to develop their sport leadership skills. It is designed to develop generic leadership skills that can be applied to a variety of sports and/or recreational situations as well as contributing to the personal development of the learner.
The Level 1 Award in Sports Leadership is a practical qualification in which learners must demonstrate their ability to lead others in simple sport/activity.
NB: Learners will need to bring their own lunch, sports wear (including trainers) and any relevant equipment. Tea and coffee will be provided.
This course is subsidised – there will be no costs associated for delegates from not-for-profit organisations (this does not include statutory organisations for whom normal fees will apply).

How to Write a Personal Statement
2015-02-04 13:00 - 15:00 | Ely Hub, Cowbridge Road West, Ely, Cardiff CF5 5BQ, Ely Hub, Cowbridge Road West, Ely, Cardiff CF5 5BQ
Delivered by Cardiff Metropolitan University, this session will explain what is involved in writing an effective Personal Statement for you to apply to university. As part of your application, the Personal Statement is a very important part of this process. You will be shown how to get it right using examples of good and bad practice.

Social Change with Advertising Opportunity
2015-02-04 13:30 - 15:30 | Cardiff, Cardiff
A free event to look at the potential of a unique advertising platform where Agripa will seek to partners CSR and Councils to charities to look at potential advertising opportunities. An opportunity to see in action the transferable system in place and pitch for a free advertising campaign designed with your charity message in mind.

Equality Impact Assessment
2015-02-05 | Maldron Hotel, Cardiff, Maldron Hotel, Cardiff
A Diverse Cymru training course

Why attend?
This course acts as an introduction to the Equality Impact Assessment process. It gives you both the legal background to carrying out equality impact assessments and uses case studies to give you practical examples of how to carry out an EIA.
Who should attend?
This course is suitable for anyone with a management or non-management role, who has responsibility for developing a new policy or service or making changes to a current policy or service. It is helpful both for anyone who has not been involved in carrying out EIAs before, and for anyone who has carried out, or is carrying out EIAs, but has not had training in how to do so.
Find out more and book your place via the Diverse Cymru website.

Effective Communication with People with a Learning Disability
2015-02-05 | Cardiff, Cardiff
This Learning Disability Wales training course aims to help those that work with people with a learning disability play a role in helping those they support live their life to the full and be included. Delegates will have the opportunity to develop their communication skills, and learn about a range of communication concepts and techniques that can be used to facilitate effective communication with people with a learning disability.
Click here to see more information and to make an online booking.

Using the Volunteering Impact Assessment Toolkit
2015-02-05 | Wales Council for Voluntary Action – Cardiff Bay, Wales Council for Voluntary Action - Cardiff Bay
The aim of this training course is to introduce participants to the key principles of impact assessment and enable them to use the Volunteering Impact Assessment Toolkit to carry out an impact assessment of volunteering in their own organisation or project.
Find out more and book your place via the WCVA website.

Working with Fathers
2015-02-05 | Carmarthen, Carmarthen
This one-day Children in Wales course is aimed at both practitioners and their managers who are interested in ensuring that their services are engaging positively with fathers. Participants will consider who are “significant males” and why should we engage with them? The course will explore a number of self-assessment tools which can aid an organisation in identifying strengths and weaknesses in their current approach to working with males, and help to focus on possible areas for service re-design, based on the data analysis.
Find out more and book online.

Dignity at Work
2015-02-09 | The Maldron Hotel, Cardiff, The Maldron Hotel, Cardiff
A half-day Diverse Cymru course
According to the Chartered Institute of Personnel Development, (2014) ‘Bullying is bad for employees and their organisations. Not only does it cost the UK in the region of 80 million lost days, it also accounts for at least half the occurrences of work-related stress. For the employee exposed to bullying, the impact can be devastating and can cause significant mental health and social problems’.
Why attend?
Bullying and Harassment is often named in training sessions as ‘Dignity at Work’, but what does this mean for individuals and organisations? This short course will assist you to recognise:

How you can promote a culture of dignity and respect in the workplace.
To also minimise incidents of unacceptable behaviour becoming issues which cause stress to the individual and have an effect on the organisation.
It will help you to know what to do if bullying and harassment do occur.

Who should attend?
This course is appropriate for anyone who has responsibility for ensuring the wellbeing of others at work, for example, line managers, health and safety representatives, and human resources. It would also be helpful for anyone who has experienced bullying or harassment at work.
Find out more and book via the Diverse Cymru website.

Fully-funded Blood Borne Viruses and HIV Training
2015-02-09 | Newport, Newport
This NewLink Wales course is aimed at those people supporting individuals with, or at risk of contracting Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C or HIV.
By the end of the course you should be able to:

Explain the differences between Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C and HIV
Examine the ways in which BBVs can be transmitted
Analyse the fears, stigma and social issues around BBV
Describe the referral, testing and treatment process
Explore methods and actions that can reduce the risks of harm

There are a limited number of spaces for these training days so please let NewLink Wales know if you would like to attend by completing a booking form via this link www.newlinkwales.org.uk/docs/bbv/bbvbookingform.docx or contact Rachel Berg at NewLink Wales at info@newlinkwales.org.uk / 029 2052 9002. NewLink Wales will confirm your place on the chosen training date via email written confirmation, which will need to be brought with you on the day.
The Newport course is also being run on Tuesday 10 February.

Advanced Substance Misuse Awareness
2015-02-09 - 2015-02-10
Limited number of fully funded spaces available to practitioners working within Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan.
At a small additional charge, this 2-day NewLink Wales course can be accredited through Agored Cymru gaining 3 credits and level 3 on the Quality Assured Lifelong Learning Framework for Wales.
This course is aimed at people who have completed NewLink Wales’ Substance Misuse Awareness course and it may also be suitable for people who have some knowledge of substance misuse already. The course will describe the effects of commonly used substances and analyse the risks surrounding the misuse of substances. It will identify the main methods of drug use and explore some harm reduction techniques. In addition it will examine the injection process, analyse risks and explore harm minimisation methods and explore the ‘recovery journey’ and identify appropriate interventions.
Voluntary Sector £155.00, Statutory Sector £165.00
To book onto the course or for further information contact NewLink Wales on Telephone: 029 2052 9002 or email info@newlinkwales.org.uk or visit www.newlinkwales.org.uk

Fully-funded Blood Borne Viruses and HIV Training
2015-02-10 | Newport, Newport
This NewLink Wales course is aimed at those people supporting individuals with, or at risk of contracting Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C or HIV.
By the end of the course you should be able to:

Explain the differences between Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C and HIV
Examine the ways in which BBVs can be transmitted
Analyse the fears, stigma and social issues around BBV
Describe the referral, testing and treatment process
Explore methods and actions that can reduce the risks of harm

There are a limited number of spaces for these training days so please let NewLink Wales know if you would like to attend by completing a booking form via this link www.newlinkwales.org.uk/docs/bbv/bbvbookingform.docx or contact Rachel Berg at NewLink Wales at info@newlinkwales.org.uk / 029 2052 9002. NewLink Wales will confirm your place on the chosen training date via email written confirmation, which will need to be brought with you on the day.
The Newport course is also being run on Monday 9 February.
