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IAP2 Certificate Training Melbourne - Module 1: Planning For Effective Public Participation

March 15, 2010

IAP2 Training Melbourne - Module 1: Planning for Effective Public Participation

This course is fully booked, please contact IAP2 for further information.

Date	15 & 16 March 2010
Venue	Cliftons Level 1, 440 Collins Street, Melbourne Click here for Cliftons Facility Information Guide
Time	8.30am - 4.30pm (registration from 8.15am)
Cost	$1180.00 per person

The IAP2 Training Program offers a Certificate in Public Participation throughout Australasia, North America, Europe and Asia. Our trainers have worked with practitioners from around the world to develop practical tools that transcend national and cultural boundaries and are suitable for the most advanced practitioners through to those just starting out.

The first course is Planning for Effective Public Participation.  This is an interactive and experiential module that encourages students to explore their own challenges in community engagement with their facilitator and peers. Using examples and practical exercises, participants learn how to build realistic engagement plans.

At the conclusion of the course, students will have learned:

• The full scope of planning needed for effective public participation
• The foundations of public participation on which to build effective processes
• A 5-step planning process starting with gaining internal commitment and identifying the strategic focus
• Ways to identify communities and their issues
• How to select the appropriate level of public participation
• How to set clear, shared objectives for effective public participation
• How to develop a public participation plan.

The IAP2 Certificate in Public Participation consists of three courses:
• Course 1: Planning for Effective Public Participation (2 days)
• Course 2: Effective Communications for Public Participation (1 day)
• Course 3: Techniques for Effective Public Participation (2 days)

All three courses are presented in an experiential learning environment that provides students with the opportunity to explore their own public participation challenges with their instructor and peers. Interactive exercises and practical tips are used to enliven the theory and reference materials presented throughout each course and reinforce skills that participants can put to immediate use.  At the conclusion of each course, students will receive credit from IAP2 recognising the successful completion of that course. Upon completion of all three courses, students will be awarded a Certificate in Public Participation from IAP2 international.

Amanda Newbery is the presenter for this training in Melbourne.

 

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