The Creative Facilitator’s Toolkit: Module 1

This workshop will be offered on 24-25 August and 11-12 October 2011 in  Cape Town and 13-14 September in Johannesburg

Facilitated by Di Koch and Eugenie Grobler

 Please note that this workshop can also be offered within an   organization to a team of facilitators/trainers

 Eugenie and Di each offer 17 years of experience in designing and facilitating workshops using interactive, experiential, creative methodologies.

This workshop focuses on the development of a facilitator’s toolkit and capacity for working with dynamic and creative methodologies.

 Focus of the two day Facilitator Training:

DAY 1: An opportunity to reflect on your own practice as a facilitator, while being introduced to a range of creative, interactive methodologies.

DAY 2: Building capacity and confidence  in learning how to use these methods in your own facilitation, adding to your toolkit and developing your own facilitation style.

Workshop content draws from the following methodologies and bodies of work:

• Strategic use of games and activities in groups
• Exploring narrative threads
• Theatre for Social Activism methods
• Systemic and structural constellations
• Hybrids-verbal, non-verbal and symbolic communication 

 Who would be interested:

• Individuals working in the training and development field within organizations
• Experienced facilitators wanting to reflect on their own practice and style
• Facilitators wanting to broaden their skills base, venture into new work or change existing focus
• Facilitators focusing on personal growth and relationship building work

 Optional coaching add on:

We also offer coaching sessions as follow up after the workshop with either Eugenie or Di, where you can be coached in:

•  Designing specific workshops
• Further integration of the ‘Creative facilitators’ toolkit’ within your own work context
• Observing you work as a facilitator implementing these methods and giving feedback.

Contact: Di Koch at di@activationhub.co.za to book and for more information on the workshop and work history of the facilitators

Comments from previous participants:

• “Extremely valuable. Gave me knowledge on so many different levels. Every part contributed in some way to my learning.” Rosa Cilliers-Change Management Consultant
• “Amazing, deep. wow…this is not one of the conventional facilitator’s workshops. It goes very deep, also allowing  engagement with oneself. I LOVE the tools”.  L. Muzondo-Corporate facilitator
• “Extremely valuable, practical, workable and mind -blowing”. Dr.Babita Mathur-Helm :University of Stellenbosch Business School

 
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Individual sessions use systemic constellations (part of family constellations) to strengthen your ability to use your mind, heart, body and intuition as resources in working with challenges and changes in your life.

An individual session is generally an hour to one and a half hours long.

I am a graduate of the Family Constellations Africa facilitator training and have 17 years experience in adult learning in the personal growth and relationship building field. Within that is 9 years experience in facilitating Emotional Intelligence work. I specialise in using creative, interactive, experiential methodologies in all my work.

I live and work in Cape Town, South Africa, and have been involved with personal growth, diversity and relationship building work for the past 17 years. I have designed and facilitated workshops in non-governmental, corporate, educational and personal growth contexts.
Some of the other bodies of knowledge that have infused my learning journey have included educational drama and theatre for social activism, ceremony and teaching from indigenous cultures, dialogue and circle work, thinking partnerships and process work.

All of these as well as my travel experiences and everyday life in a vibrant, changing, recently democratic South Africa have served to help me sit with the paradox of the power, magic and fragility of being a human being at this time.

Contact Di on di@activationhub.o.za