Informing Choice NI - Relationships & Sexuality Education (RSE) Training

This programme is intended to be suitable for a range of staff members, for example those working in residential and day care services, community and outreach support roles, care managers, staff in multidisciplinary teams, and advocates.

One-day RSE training

Aims

• To enable participants to look at what RSE training means for them.
• To examine how who we are can influence our work.
• To enable participants to become increasingly confident in their use of appropriate language when discussing topics concerning sex and sexuality.
• To enable participants to clarify and explain terms relating to sex, sexuality to young people.

Learning outcomes

• Examine barriers to the implementation of sexuality topics within their working environment.
• To reflect on personal and professional values relating to sexuality in general and in the context of working with young people.
• To develop an understanding of the importance of individuals role around RSE.
• To develop an understanding of the importance of having a sexuality policy in place in your organisation as part of your participation in this project.

Maximum number of participants – 20 per course. You can view the full training brochure here.