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This course will give you the knowledge and skills you need to effectively advise groups on funding issues. It will also give you a recognised level 3 qualification demonstrating your competence to provide funding advice. A recent delegate on the course wrote: ‘I’d recommend the trainer as well as the course – I am now much clearer about the process of giving funding advice and am feeling far more confident when going to meet with clients!’
Is it for me?
This course is ideal for community development workers and funding advisers in the voluntary or public sectors. It is suitable for new advisers, those looking for a ‘refresher’, or experienced advisers who would like their skills recognised
through a formal qualification in funding advice. All delegates must be giving advice as preparing a case study about a group you are working with is an important part of the course.
The course includes:
• The role of the funding adviser
• Good practice in giving funding advice
• Diagnosing groups’ needs and stage of development
• Clarifying complex funding criteria
• Giving feedback on draft applications
• Funding trends
Duration: 4 days
Qualification: NOCN Certificate (3 credits at Level 3)
Please contact us on (01380) 729279 or email: enquiries@cibwilts.org.uk if you are interested in this course.
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...for groups and individuals working with the voluntary and community sector.
CIB is able to offer organisations various basic training packages. Each package can be tailored to suit your needs, the ability level of participants, specified themes or topics.
Short courses currently on offer are:
• Keeping on track: Project Monitoring & Evaluation
• Full Cost Recovery
• Planning and setting-up for success
• People power in fundraising
• 5 Steps to finding funding
• Simple solutions for small project funding:
• Going for Gold! Sources of funding for larger projects
• Charity governance for beginners
• Lottery Funding
• Getting off the starting block with funding for sports projects
• What’s on offer? Asking businesses for support with your projects
• Sources of funding, gift aid and funding update
• Getting it write! Writing successful bid applications
Other topics for which training can be provided include other fundraising issues and topics concerning charity law, particularly constitutions, registration, roles and responsibilities of trustees.
These programmes can be offered over a morning, lunchtime, afternoon or evening session or expanded to cover a whole day if required. Weekend delivery of training is possible by arrangement.
Experience has shown us that participants gain most from these sessions where participant numbers are between 5 and 20.
Charges for interactive training provision:
Weekdays:
Lunchtime or evening (2 hrs) £130)
Half day: £275 (1 trainer) or £390 (2 trainers)
Whole day: £375 (1 trainer) or £550 (2 trainers)
Weekends:
Short session (2 hours) £150
Half day: £300 (1 trainer) or £450 (2 trainers)
Whole day: £450 (1 trainer) or £600 (2 trainers)
Please note for both weekdays and weekends, organisations outside Wiltshire will be asked to cover cost of travel expenses for trainers.
Presentations only: £50 per hour plus travel expenses (£60 per hour at weekends)
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...for funders.
Funding the Future is a four-day accredited programme for staff working for funding bodies. The programme covers a range of funding topics including:
• the funding environment
• barriers to accessing funding
• types of funders
• communication
• assessing needs
• making funding decisions
• monitoring and evaluation
This course is delivered on a commissioned basis.
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