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Restorative Approaches in Action

Three day training course with NCFE Level 2 accreditation.
Restorative Justice (RJ) is a process whereby parties with a stake in a specific incident or offence collectively resolve how to deal with the aftermath of the incident or offence and its implication for the future.

 
The benefits of RJ to an individual, organisation or community include –
 
  • Early resolution to conflicts
  • Increased cost effectiveness
  • Provision of a safer working environment
  • Increased positivity in working relationships
  • Inclusion of all affected leading to equality and respect
  • Opportunities to rebuild relationships
  • Flexibility
  • Empowerment for all involved
  • Encouragement towards cohesion
  • Reduced likelihood of reprisals
 
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The NTRC have developed a three day training course designed to give an overview of Restorative Approaches in Action. This course will provide an understanding of the skills and language needed to apply a restorative approach, how it can be applied effectively to a wider audience and will also give an opportunity to practice applying RJ skills and knowledge to a conflict situation in a safe environment.
 
The course consists of four units –
  • Unit 1 – An overview of Restorative Justice
  • Unit 2 – Skills for a Restorative Justice approach
  • Unit 3 – Restorative approach to managing aggression
  • Unit 4 – Applying a restorative approach
 
This training course is aimed at anyone who deals with conflicts or disputes as part of their duties. RJ is increasingly being promoted and used by police, in educational settings and also in the work place.
 
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For further information on Restorative Justice and Practice please click here
 
If you would like further details on this training course please contact the NTRC on 01482 387482, or by clicking here
 
 


Created on: 20/08/2009
Last updated: 12/05/2010


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