Trainer Training including Physical Intervention Skills

Course Overview

Our Trainer Training is a competency-based course that enables delegates to effectively teach the theoretical, psychomotor and attitudinal skills involved in physical intervention practice. The course is taught by a mix of open learning material, direct contact learning, teaching practice and directed study. We also require students to teach under supervision. The course is delivered over 15 contact days with directed study before the last 5 days, which will act as the students’ teaching assessment as well as direct contact time. The course takes at least 5 weeks to complete, including directed study time. This can be negotiated with Brooks Jordan to meet the needs of the purchasing authority.

Course Aims

The core aims of the Trainer Training course are to:

• Develop instructor skills that address Worksafe Programmes for Community and Lone Working staff
  • Aggression & Violence Awareness Programmes (Level 1 Courses)
  • De-escalation & Disengagement Programmes (Level 2 Courses)
  • Physical Intervention Programmes (Level 3 Courses – Team Approach: Adult Mental Health)

• Develop instructor competencies in risk assessment & management within the training and operational environments for the care of the service user and staff member.

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