Introduction

This is a two day intensive, interactive workshop where participants develop their skills through simulations and role-playing in order to become more ready, willing and able to help people at risk of suicide.

This training course is offered in conjunction with the Crisis Pregnancy Agency's b4udecide campaign.  This training and accompanying resource will explore the concept of delaying early sex among young people.

A specially designed training course for youth workers and those who work with young people in the non-formal education setting.

This training course will introduce participants to the use of a Diversity Toolkit 'Access All Areas' for carrying out a diversity assessment on their youth group or organisation.

This two-hour session will give a general introduction to inclusive youth work.

This course is designed to introduce participants to the theory of racism, sexism and homophobia. It will focus on understanding stereotypes and prejudices, different types of discrimination and how to identify and tackle incidents.

This course is designed to introduce participants to the theory and methodologies required to develop and maintain cross-cultural relationships in youth work.

This four hour basic awareness course is the standardised child protection training programme for the youth work sector.

This three day course is aimed at those with the role and responsibility of a Child Protection Designated Liaison Person within their organisation.

The Certificate in Youth Arts is a part time, year long university accredited course of study in Irish Youth Arts Practice managed and delivered by the Arts Programme at NYCI.

The National Youth Council of Ireland (NYCI) and YMCA Ireland have teamed up to provide a FETAC accredited development education training course to youth workers.

This training will introduce participants to a step-by-step guide to delivering effective and high quality development education programmes.

This training session is an action packed workshop giving participants an opportunity to increase their repertoire of fun games from around the world and explore how games can be used to raise awareness of a range of issues relevant to young people.

This training will explore the connections between good youth work practice and development education. It will provide you with a clear understanding of what development education in youth work is and methodologies to use it in your work.