Training and Development
Discover opportunities for professional training to help grow and develop your creative practice.
Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Training
- Wandsworth Lifelong Learning: Understanding Autism - Find out more
- Writerz and Scribez: Advancing Anti-Racism in Creative Health - Find out more or email: [javascript protected email address]
Health and Wellbeing Training
- 20 Oct – Introduction to Mental Health and Wellbeing – Find out more
- 28/29 Oct – Mental Health First Aid 2-day training – Find out more | 7/14 Jan 26 – Find out more
- Wandsworth Lifelong Learning: Mindful Me – an introduction to Mindfulness – Find out more
- Safeguarding – Wandsworth Safeguarding Children Partnership is offering e-learning courses, including on topics like sexual abuse, emotional abuse, FGM, neglect and modern slavery – Find out more
- Information on safeguarding vulnerable adults can be found here.
Community and Voluntary Sector Training
- 20 October - Data Site Training: Demonstrating Impact using DataWand
- 12 November - Understanding External Funding and Bid Development: Exploring the Basics of the Funding Landscape and Useful Tips to Strengthen Your Bids
- 26 November - Social Value and the VCS in Local Government Procurement
Making Every Contact Count
Making Every Contact Count (MECC) training is a series of free online courses to help you develop the skills needed to:
- Identify people who could benefit from additional support
- Raise the issue with them through a conversation
- Refer or signpost to the appropriate service(s)
Free Re:Create Business Skills E-learning
Are you a Wandsworth-based creative or cultural businesses? Why not try out this free business skills e-learning course worth £186!
The four modules cover Marketing and E-Commerce, Funding, Business Resilience, and Team Building. This course will equip you with key skills and knowledge to steer your organisation forward, sustainably, into the future.
Could you become a Community Health and Wellbeing Champion?
Community Health Champions are residents in Wandsworth who help keep people aware, informed, and up to date with the information they need to stay safe and healthy.
You do not need any previous experience of volunteering or health work as you will be given everything you need to carry out your role effectively by us, our Public Health team, and the NHS. There is a dedicated Community Health Champion Coordinator who manages both networks, and all volunteers will have access to a series of e-learning training courses, helping to support you to promote positive conversations about health and wellbeing.