Supervision Practice

Supervision is often misunderstood as “the big brother approach or the boss is watching” rather than a developmental space to reflect, learn and develop. Using creative methodologies in the supervision process helps the supervisor and supervisee to achieve more outcomes.
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Supervision in youth work is a structured process that supports youth workers in reflecting on their practice, improving performance, and maintaining professional and emotional wellbeing. It plays a critical role in ensuring ethical, safe, and effective youth work practice.
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From partiipating in this 1 day training, the badge earner will achieve the following outcomes;
Develop an understanding of Supervision approaches including coaching in supervision
Learn how to implement a more developmental/competence-based approach in supervision
Become more comfortable using creative methodologies in Supervision  
Learn how to implement a peer approach to supervision in your organisation through peer-practice
Be confident using creative methodologies in supervision with individuals or teams
Exploration of Youth Service Supervision Models and methodologies
New & innovative ways to get the best of out of Supervision in a Youth Work Context
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This training is endorsed by Youth Work Ireland as part of the support and practice goals for Member Youth Services.

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Attendance at 1 day training in Youth Work Ireland as part of ongoign CPD for professional youth work staff.
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Delivered by Tracey Moore, Youth Work Ireland Midlands, tmoore@youthworkmidlands.org 

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Youth Work Ireland Midlands

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