Building Capacity & Enhancing Leadership in Intercultural Understanding & Diversity
Overview
We are currently delivering this programme in partnership with Laois Education Centrewith the aim of providing a Level 8, 10 credit certificate to teachers, principals and those in the education sector in order to support them to identify and address specific or multiple human rights and/or equality issues of relevance as it relates to staff in their workplace and all those who are part of their school community.
On completing this programme, learners should be able to articulate their understanding of pluralism and acceptance of differences, encouraging a culture of respect for freedom and dignity, and an understanding of human rights and equality. They will have the ability to articulate and promote inter-culturalism and diversity in society based on equality and human rights frameworks.
Participants will understand the importance of effective working partnerships that empower civil society and public bodies to advance aspects of human rights and equality. They will gain a stronger awareness of their obligations to rights holders, and more effectively be held to account.
Also enhancing their role in service provision, learners will have the capability to identify and address specific or multiple human rights and equality issues of relevance to their work for people accessing their services. This also applies to staff within their organisation as they will be capable of monitoring equality and human rights compliance in service provision as well as in employment.
Dates:Saturday, May 14th, 9am to 4pm onsite atLaois Education Centre.
Remainder of classes: Tuesday April 26th till Tuesday June 28th, 7pm to 10pm. (10 consecutive weeks)
Entry Requirements
All applicants will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Lifelong Learning reserves the right to require applicants to attend for an interview to determine their suitability for the programme.