Emotional Literacy – Early Childhood Facilitator Training

May 25, 2021 - May 25, 2021

Burnie Library 40 Alexander Street Burnie, TAS 7320

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Emotional Literacy – Early Childhood Facilitator Training

May 25 2021

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This training is available to people already working in primary school communities who would like to be a registered facilitator for Inside Out 4 Kids programs.

Upon the successful completion of this 6 hour training, participants will be given a copy of the Emotional Literacy - Early Childhood Program to be used in their school community for a period of 2 years.

This training is also available to facilitators needing to update their registration.

This training is free of charge to people working in primary schools in the North West of Tasmania with thanks to Tasmanian Community Fund.

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