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Project Management Training Scheme C-PAL (Consortium for Participatory Arts Learning) are offering a significant CPD opportunity for North West based practitioners, who have been working in a participatory arts setting for at least 3 years (or less in exceptional circumstances). The training will provide participants with a major career development opportunity as well as enhance the project management and delivery mechanisms throughout the sector. There are two opportunities to take the course between June and December 2011 (1 st Course) and then again between January and June 2012 (2 nd Course), each lasting 9 sessions fortnightly, at different Participatory Arts venues across the North West, The content of the course covers: What is project management? Defining, planning and working with PM tools Change, communication and closure Time management and people management Managing resources and risks Stakeholders and evaluation The training also includes an opportunity to share practise through action learning sets, as well as optional mentoring provision from C-PAL member organisations. The course is subsidised by Arts Council England and will cost £130 for all training and resources. You will also have to cover your travel costs. It is open to committed and experienced practitioners who have been in a participatory arts setting for at least three years (with few exceptions). The course enables practical application of the training directly to current working practise. It is open to those who have arts based practise or are working in an administrative or operational capacity. If you are interested in being part of the training please send: Your CV: with clear information of your current experience and employment history both paid and/or voluntary, including a relevant referee. A statement between 200-500 words, stating why you want to take the course. Application deadlines: Friday 29 th April 2011 (1 st course) & Monday 31 st October 2011 (2 nd course)

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Project Management Training Scheme

C-PAL (Consortium for Participatory Arts Learning) are offering a significant CPD opportunity for North West based practitioners, who have been working in a participatory arts setting for at least 3 years (or less in exceptional circumstances). The training will provide participants with a major career development opportunity as well as enhance the project management and delivery mechanisms throughout the sector.

There are two opportunities to take the course between June and December 2011 (1st Course) and then again between January and June 2012 (2nd Course), each lasting 9 sessions fortnightly, at different Participatory Arts venues across the North West,

The content of the course covers: What is project management? Defining, planning and working with PM tools Change, communication and closure Time management and people management Managing resources and risks Stakeholders and evaluation

The training also includes an opportunity to share practise through action learning sets, as well as optional mentoring provision from C-PAL member organisations.

The course is subsidised by Arts Council England and will cost £130 for all training and resources. You will also have to cover your travel costs.

It is open to committed and experienced practitioners who have been in a participatory arts setting for at least three years (with few exceptions). The course enables practical application of the training directly to current working practise. It is open to those who have arts based practise or are working in an administrative or operational capacity.

If you are interested in being part of the training please send: Your CV: with clear information of your current experience and employment history

both paid and/or voluntary, including a relevant referee. A statement between 200-500 words, stating why you want to take the course.

Application deadlines: Friday 29th April 2011 (1st course) & Monday 31st October 2011 (2nd course)