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Surrey East Training – what we offer

County Training Days

Usually held once a year, the date will be advertised as soon as possible. Roughly two months beforehand details and booking form will be added to the events calendar and appear here. Various sessions are included for all section leaders covering programme, fun activities, and skills. Suggestions for topics of training welcome.

County Evening Trainings

Throughout the year evening training session are held, which usually consist of section training for leaders-in-training (programme training). Occasionally other sessions are included depending on demand.

Safer Guiding

Safer guiding is our safeguarding training and will help you to:

• Understand your role in safeguarding and what to do.
•  Learn about our approach to health and safety and your responsibilities.
•  Find out all about data protection and what you need to do.
• Include everyone.

There are 2 types of safer guiding training – safer guiding and safer guiding basics. The one you’ll do will be based on your role.

First Response

One leader in each unit must hold a first aid qualification. If you think an existing qualification will cover you for Girlguiding, please email the 1st Response Co-ordinator for advice

The course lasts 6 hours and is held on a day at the weekend or virtually over three evenings. This must be updated every three years.

Mentoring sessions for Leaders in Training

These are held to support you in achieving your leadership qualification, they are held virtually and around the county.

Air and Share Sessions

Air and share sessions are held monthly, virtually for an hour and offer an informal session to find out about a range of areas with in Girlguiding.

Sessions include topics such as: Getting ready for September (emergency files, updating go, registers etc); Finance (a look at gift aid and the Girlguiding accounts package); Preparing for annual Subscriptions (updating go, explaining annual subscriptions to parents and finances); Go and the Girlguiding website (a look at what else is on GO and the national website) 

Residential Training

This training is for Leaders wanting to take their girls away for the first time. These sessions are usually run once a year and explain the Going Away with Scheme and what’s involved. Sessions are usually run in the spring.

Special one-off skills Training

These are held periodically as need arises. For example, these might cover mini bus training, crafts, music, drama, etc.

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