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Practitioner Training in Youth Work Qualifying Course Level 4 – Fieldwork Practice Information
Placement pack for students and those delivering the Staff College Practitioner Training Qualifying Course in 2003 (a local qualification for workers working with young people).
Youth Access Strategic Plan 2008-12
Straight and True – The Story of the Swansea Boys Club from the 1930s to the 1960s
Senior club members participated in the organisation of club life by monitoring the progress of new club members and making recommendations to the senior committee as to whether the young probationers should become full club members. The Variety Club of Great Britain was particularly generous to the Swansea Boys Club. The policy of the Local Education Authority was to provide mixed youth clubs and the Club became officially known as the ‘Swansea Boys and Girls Club’.
Starting from Strengths Seminar
Report of Seminar organised jointly by the Wales Youth Work Partnership and the Council for Education and Training in Youth and Community Work at the Pencerrig Hotel, Powys in 1986.
The aim of the seminar was to explore the central ideas within the report 'Starting from Strengths' and their application in practice. 'Starting from Strengths' is the report of the panel to promote the continuing development of training for part-time and voluntary youth and community workers and is published by the National Youth Bureau.
Starting from Strengths Seminar summary
Starting from Strengths. In mid-December the Wales Youth Work Partnership and the Council for the Training of Youth and Community Workers (CETYCW) organised a one-day seminar to look at new approaches to part-time youth worker training. What follows is a brief summary of that day and a few reflections on how developments in part-time youth worker training would affect those who have a duty to deliver or provide such training in Wales.
Minister for Education Wales, speech to CYWU Conference, May 2001
Text of speech by Minister for Education Wales (Jane Davidson) to national CYWU conference held in Plymouth where she outlined the National Assembly for Wales' plans to improve services for young people through the policy 'Extending Entitlement'.
Social Inclusion and the Youth Service in Wales: a submission to the House of Commons Committee on Welsh Affairs
Social Inclusion and the Youth Service in Wales: The Way Forward
Social Exclusion – The Role of Poor Basic Skills
Test of speech by representative of the Basic Skills Agency on the role poor basic skills play in the social exclusion of young people.
The Collective Training Needs of The Voluntary Youth Work Sector in Wales
A report on the Welsh voluntary youth work sector's collective training needs . Covers: skills, training, opportunities; the development requirements necessary for the challenges of Extending Entitlement & engaging with those not currently reached.