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Eighteen resource
packs have been produced by the Federation
to complement the NOCN Community Development Work Programme. Each
pack is designed to support the teaching of the module of the same
name (or similar name), which can be built together to gain qualifications
at levels 1, 2 and 3.
Each
pack contains: Session Plans, Handouts, Exercises, Worksheets, Tutor
prompt sheets and Reflective journal sheets for students to reflect
on their work.
A
pack represents three credits, which build to form a complete award.
At each level there are three core modules which are mandatory for
achieving the qualification. At levels 2 and 3 these can be mixed
with other modules allowing students to specialise in the area of
community development most relevant to themselves. See below for
the list of packs. Please note: some topics can be delivered at
several levels.
Each
NNOCN unit has a credit rating of three - equivalent to a notional
30 hours of learning. The packs are conveniently split into two
hour slots of group based learning.
Further information
about each pack can be downloaded by clicking on the titles below,
or download a leaflet
containing information on all the packs.
| 1.
Understanding community development work
ISBN: 978-1-904111-03-0 |
New
prices for Spring 2008:
| Pack
number |
Format
and price |
| 1,
2, 3, 5 |
Printed
pack, £25 |
| 8 |
CD,
£25 |
| 4,
5, 6, 7, 9 - 18 |
CD,
£50 |
Special
offer until 31 July 2008 only:
Buy
two CDs, get a third NOCN Resource Pack free.
Choose
any two of these NOCN Resource Packs available on CD for £50
each (packs 4 - 7, 9 -18 and you can order a free copy of
any NOCN Resource Pack (1-18).
AND
Don't forget the 10% discount to Federation members
- join now.
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Sample Pages for packs 1 - 3 Here..
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| 2.
Community development work skills ISBN:
978-1-904111-04-7 |
| 3.
Group work skills ISBN: 978-1-904111-05-4 |
| 4.
Involving people ISBN: 978-1-904111-06-1 |
| 5.
Representing your Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual
community ISBN: 978-1-904111-07-8 |
| 6.
Monitoring and evaluation ISBN: 978-1-904111-08-5 |
7.
Developing community organisations ISBN:
978-1-904111-09-2
Please note: the Evidence Matrix on pages viii and ix of pack
7 was incorrect in the original pack.
Click here for
further information and amended pages. |
| 8.
Reflective community development work practice
ISBN: 978-1-904111-10-8 |
| 9.
Effective Partnership
Working ISBN: 978-1-904111-11-5 |
| 10.
Practice
and Principles in Community Development Work ISBN:
978-1-904111-12-2 |
| 11.
Social
Justice ISBN: 978-1-904111-13-9 |
| 12.
NEW
Planning
for community groups ISBN 978-1-904111-17-7 |
| 13.
NEW
Publicity skills for community organisations
ISBN 978-1-904111-18-4 |
| 14.
NEW
Identifying needs in communities ISBN
978-1-904111-19-1 |
| 15.
NEW
Funding & resources for community groups
ISBN 978-1-904111-20-7 |
| 16.
NEW
Neighbourhood regeneration ISBN 978-1-904111-21-4 |
| 17.
NEW Community Development
and Environmental Action ISBN 978-1-904111-16-0 |
| 18.
NEW
Sustainable Communities ISBN 978-1-904111-14-6 |
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Feedback
from trainers using these packs:
'The packs were used as a foundation, structure and refer
point to developing a personalised course'
The activities 'enabled the participants to learn new concepts
in four stages through doing, reflecting, theory and then
planning and how to implement it in the future. It also encompassed
people's different learning styles.'
Background.
The
Programme was developed out of an initial set of courses run
by Salford Council for Voluntary Service, which were rewritten
in order to map them to the revised National Occupational
Standards for Community Development Work. The Federation,
working with the co-operation of Salford CVS, has accredited
the programme through South Yorkshire Open College Network.
The
Federation has worked with the Open College Network to develop
a National Community Development Award based on this programme.
This is the first national community development award that
uses the NOCN process. It adds to the growing number of qualifications
and progression routes for community development workers,
managers and activists. For further information on the national
award, please contact the Federation or NNOCN: www.nocn.org.uk.
For
updates on the NNOCN qualifications, please also see our News
page.
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