Linked Work and Training Trust

Linked Work and Training Trust LWTT is an independent social enterprise with an established reputation in training, consultancy and research services across a range of policy areas.

LWTT offers an innovative programme - unique in the United Kingdom - of education and work-based learning with a community development focus. This allows people the opportunity to work in a local community and at the same time to train to degree level in community learning and development. The Bachelor of Community Learning and Development degree carries endorsement as a qualification in community

learning and development and is awarded by the University of Glasgow. In addition to the degree level courses LWTT provides bespoke training and support on engaging and empowering communities in matters of community development, regeneration, advocacy and representation. Our short courses and qualifications range from access courses to degree level and post-graduate programmes, SCQF Levels 6-11

This is part of a suite of services we deliver as ‘LWTT Learning Academy’, specifically aimed at ‘Up-Skilling the Workforce’.

Job Vacancy:Volunteer Coordinator, Action on Hearing Loss, Dundeehttp://www.goodmoves.org.uk/jobs/12736?keyword=voluntee...
11/02/2013

Job Vacancy:

Volunteer Coordinator, Action on Hearing Loss, Dundee

http://www.goodmoves.org.uk/jobs/12736?keyword=volunteer+coordinator

Listing jobs in Charities, Employment Opportunities, Careers and Jobs, Voluntary Sector jobs, Charities jobs, plus many other Not for Profit organisations. All occupations and levels listed from Administration to Senior Management.

18/01/2013

Consultation on the proposed Community Empowerment and Renewal Bill - Non-confidential Responses

All non-confidential responses to the Scottish Government’s recent exploratory consultation on ideas for the proposed Community Empowerment and Renewal Bill.

http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2013/01/5167

All non-confidential responses to the Scottish Government’s recent exploratory consultation on ideas for the proposed Community Empowerment and Renewal Bill.

18/01/2013

Consultation on the proposed Community Empowerment and Renewal Bill - Analysis of Responses

An independent analysis of all 447 responses to the Scottish Government’s recent exploratory consultation on ideas for the proposed Community Empowerment and Renewal Bill.

http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2013/01/9545

An independent analysis of all 447 responses to the Scottish Government’s recent exploratory consultation on ideas for the proposed Community Empowerment and Renewal Bill.

18/01/2013

Community Capacity Building in the Western Isles Written in an accessible language and littered with innovative ways of presenting research findings, Exploring Growth and Empowerment of Communities in the Western Isles documents and analyses a broad range of activity from across the isles which is helping to build stronger, more sustainable and more active communities. The report considers the meaning of the term ‘community capacity building’ and its significance to the community sector. It provides a snapshot of the vast amount of capacity building activity currently taking place throughout the Western Isles, considers the key challenges faced in carrying out such activity and documents suggestions for ways in which these may be addressed.


http://www.chex.org.uk/media/resources/publications/External/Exploring%20Growth%20and%20Empowerment%20of%20Communities%20in%20the%20Western%20Isles%20-%20Community%20Capacity%20Building%20Report%20Nov%202012.pdf

18/01/2013

SCDN is a membership led organisation for community development practitioners in Scotland. It is back with a strong committee and is working hard to revitalise its strategy, resume connection with its members and develop a new website and discussion portals. If you are already a member or wish to join SCDN, get in touch with them on their temporary email address [email protected]

18/01/2013

A Canadian approach to community development

On 6 March, Paul Morin, of the Université de Sherbrooke, Quebec, will lead a seminar discussion, based upon his experiences in using and evaluating the Estrie Community Dashboard. This is a participative and cross-sectoral approach to the production of community profiles. The goal of the Community Dashboard is to encourage local mobilization for practical action in community development. It has been used to stimulate action on the social determinants of health. You will hear about the Quebec experience and discuss how it relates to experiences and issues in Scotland.

The seminar is organised by CDAS in conjunction with SCDC and the CLD Standards Council. It will run from 10-12am at a venue in central Glasgow which will be confirmed later. Attendance is free, but must be booked by registering at http://www.communitydevelopmentalliancescotland.org/events/event/community-profiling-community-development-and-health-lessons-from-quebec/.

EventsDate/TimeEvent 06/03/2013 10:00 -12:00 COMMUNITY PROFILING, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND HEALTH - LESSONS FROM QUEBECTBC, Glasgow

18/01/2013

CDAS conference on Building Stronger Communities, 19 April

CDAS is holding a conference on ‘Building Stronger Communities (Community Capacity: Why does it matter? When is it needed? How can it be built?) on Friday, 19 April, 10.30 am to 4.30 pm (Registration from 9.45 am) at the Thistle King James Hotel, Edinburgh. The cost is £40 to community groups and £60 to all others.

The CDAS conference brings together a wide range of people, across the community, voluntary, public and private sectors. It is for everyone who is directly involved in strengthening communities, or who is seeking to increase the contribution of communities to achieving outcomes.

For further information contact Peter Taylor: [email protected], 0141 586 7588

A New Chair for the Standards CouncilThe Standards Council for CLD for Scotland is recruiting to the post of chair of th...
18/01/2013

A New Chair for the Standards Council

The Standards Council for CLD for Scotland is recruiting to the post of chair of the 'Council and its Executive Committee with a view to starting post March 2013.

The current chair, Duncan Simpson, will stand down soon after the 'Council launches its Registration and Membership initiative towards the end of March. This significant milestone will be part of a launch into the next phase for the Standards Council.

The closing date for applications is the 25th January 2013.

http://www.educationscotland.gov.uk/about/vacancies/index.asp

Information about available posts at at Education Scotland and how to apply. Also case studies containing real, first-hand experiences of what it's like to work at this Scottish Government agency.

08/01/2013

It's Day 4 of our PDA in Youth Work Stirling group at the Rock Community Project. Welcome back to all participants!

20/12/2012

**LWTT would like to take this opportunity to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a peaceful New Year!** Our offices close from Friday, 21 December and reopen on Monday, 7 January 2013.

18/12/2012

Quote for the week!

"It's what we think we know that keeps us from learning"

Claude Bernard

18/12/2012

Looking forward tomorrow to seeing our Ocean Youth Trust participants on the PDA in Youth Work - Learning Day 3 - in Largs!

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