Laurence commenced work for The Salvation Army in October 2007 as a Divisional Youth Officer where he enjoyed over 11 years of leadership, leader development and discipleship work. Prior to working for The Salvation Army Laurence worked in a range of children and youth services including social services, youth services and secondary education. Following on from post graduate study he completed almost 5 years as a part time tutor for a theological college focused on student professional practice. Laurence commenced work for the William Booth College School for In-Service Training and Development in 2018. Laurence is particularly interested in theology as it relates to the practice of ministry. He also enjoys developing mentoring relationships and utilising the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator tool as a certified practitioner to enable individuals to access their potential. Laurence lives in Christchurch, Dorset with his wife and three daughters, where they volunteer and are heavily involved in their local church community. Contact: [email protected]
Vocational Development Pathways Workshop Please note Applications close three months before the workshop to allow the completion of the Pario feedback process. Course Details The Vocational Development Pathway workshop forms an important part of the officer development review process and is designed to enable you to reflect on your fullest potential as an officer, helping
Education and Training (Level 3) Course Details The Level 3 ‘Award in Education and Training’ is designed to give people the knowledge and confidence to teach in the post-16 education sector. The course comprises of three units: Unit A examines the role and responsibilities of a trainer/ teacher and investigates the skills required to create
Certificate in Coaching (Level 5) Course Details The ‘ILM Level 5 Certificate in Coaching’ course is designed for the delegate to learn the skills and structures to be able to coach to a high standard, during both planned and impromptu coaching sessions. Our specialist provider ‘Love Your Coaching’ distinguish the difference between coaching and mentoring,
Working with Complex Mental Health Needs Course Content This course addresses how best to support clients with complex needs, including “dual diagnosis”; i.e., comorbidity of diagnosed and un-diagnosed mental health needs and substance issues. Delegates will have an opportunity to: Examine and reflect on their own engagement with people who use their service in the
Welcome Event Course Details The ‘Welcome Event’ is an essential session for all New Starters with the organisation. This online course provides opportunity to build networks with other staff, whilst learning about the mission and values of The Salvation Army. Session Outcomes: A chance to meet, say hello, and be welcomed to the wider organisation.
Understanding the Causes and Consequences of Addiction Course Content This course provides the learner with a broad introduction to the causes and consequences of addiction, including the contributing factors that can increase the likelihood of behaviours related to addiction. Focusing on supporting behaviour change, we will have a deeper exploration of harm reduction, drug categories,
