Training
Barnardos aims to support professionals working with children and families, by providing high quality training experiences which enhance participant’s knowledge, skills and expertise, promoting best practice and the highest standards in service delivery.
Professionals gain the knowledge and skills to enhance their work and ensure positive outcomes for children and families.
2023 Training in Numbers
Training topics include:
- An Infant Mental Health Approach
- Creating Connections with Parents... Working Better Together
- Building Trauma Awareness
- Child Protection Training for Designated Liason Persons
- Dealing with Difficult Calls
- Introduction to Reflective Practice
- Understanding Young Childrens Behaviour
- Positive Relationships with Children and Parents
- Positive Behaviour Support
- Sharing Developmental Concerns with Parents
- Supervision in Early Learning and Care
- Supervision in Early Learning and Care Managers
- Supervision in Early Learning and Care Supervisees
- Trauma Awareness
- Children First, Child Protection Training
- Building Trauma Awareness in Early Learning and Care
- Building Effective Relationships with Parents
- Designated Liaison Person Training
- Understanding Children’s Behaviour in Early Learning and Care
- Sharing Developmental Concerns with Parents
- Promoting the Social & Emotional Wellbeing of Babies, Toddlers & Young Children in Early Learning & Care
- Introduction to Reflective Practice in Early Years and School Age Childcare
- Supervision in Early Learning and Care
- Making the Most of Supervision for Supervisees
- Making the Most of Supervision for Supervisors
- Positive Behaviour Support in Early Learning and Care
- Trauma Awareness in Early Learning and Care
- Dealing with Difficult Calls Training In Early Learning and Care
Barnardos delivers training in two ways:
- Training events open to staff and volunteers from a range of organisations in a variety of locations nationwide
- Tailored training with a group of staff from an organisation in-house on a national basis.
Why should I attend Barnardos’ training?
Barnardos’ high quality training is underpinned with excellent content delivered by trainers who are all experts in their topic area. They openly share their practice experience to ensure the training is a worthwhile learning opportunity for all participants.
All Barnardos training is monitored and evaluated using our quality assurance framework.
What organisations say about Barnardos training
"Our staff found the training experience very informative, brilliantly presented and very interactive."
Steve Cameron, Young Carers Development Worker, West Cork Carers Support Group, Cork.
We constantly update our comprehensive range of courses in line with legislation, research and best practice developments.
Barnardos’ training events are delivered across Ireland, for groups of 6-16 participants, on a range of dates throughout the year including evenings and weekends to suit staff or volunteers working with children and young people.
If you request tailored training in-house, Barnardos will deliver the training at a location of your choice, using scenarios specific to your setting, reflecting your needs and the level of contact with children and is very cost effective.