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This course has been co-created by a group of Man Met staff, freelancers and entrepreneurs who are experts in facilitating interactive and engaging workshops. They’ve pooled their knowledge and experience to create a comprehensive self-study kit that will help you become an engaging workshop facilitator. 
 
At the heart of this course is the belief that anyone can learn to facilitate engaging workshops. Whether you’re a seasoned professional looking to brush up on your skills or a beginner just starting out, this course will provide you with the tools and techniques you need to deliver workshops that are informative, interactive, and inspiring.

Throughout the course, you’ll learn how to design and deliver workshops that are tailored to your audience, using a range of techniques to keep participants engaged and motivated. You’ll also learn how to manage group dynamics, handle difficult participants, and create a positive and supportive learning environment. 

By the end of this course, you’ll have a workbook of skills to draw upon, revisit, check against, and reflect on as you begin your journey as a facilitator. We want you to see your confidence to design and deliver workshops grow as you progress through this workbook. We hope this growing confidence will then inspire and engage any participants that you go on to work with.

You’ll be able to create a positive learning environment that fosters creativity, collaboration, and growth. 

Upon completion of this self-study pack, you can apply to attend in-person training to further develop your skills.

Important: To access this course, you’ll need to enrol:[




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Elle Simms is an Experiential Learning tutor at Manchester Met University. She believes that good workshop facilitation can impact people’s lives positively, and can be a lasting change maker in someones thinking – because they will have developed the thoughts themselves.

Tayba Nazir is an Enterprise Projects Coordinator at Manchester Met University. She supports students and grads into freelancing and business start ups. She believes anyone can be entrepreneurial, regardless of their background, and wants to see more diversity in the enterprise education landscape.

Kei Maye is a multi-disciplinary creator, educator and founder based in London. She is passionate about delivering impactful learning experiences to freelancers and creative business owners.

Audrey Albert is a Mauritian-Chagossian, visual artist and creative facilitator. She studied photography at the Manchester School of Art and has worked with the Manchester Art Gallery, DIY Theatre, Contact Theatre, The Agency and the Manchester International Festival (MIF) amongst others. 

Oladamola Babalola (Mr. Babz) is a cancer survivor who founded and has successfully been running an award winning social enterprise for 10+ years. They use media as a tool to raise the awareness of health conditions and engages with health research in innovative ways. 

C-J Foster is an Experiential Learning Tutor in the Rise Team. She has a background teaching Performing Arts in Australia and the UK. She is passionate about charity and community projects focussing on youth leadership, facilitation, participation and peace building.

  Jamie-Lee Wainman is an interdisciplinary practitioner who uses playful and creative thinking to inspire her work. Her passion for digital technology, specifically 3D printing, helps her to design innovative and engaging experiences. Jamie-Lee is neurodivergent and aims to use her unique perspective to facilitate learning experiences for different minds – utilising play and creativity as a tool, in addition to producing an outcome.

Beth Booth is a prize-winning poet, a writer and a facilitator with a particular interest in accessible practice. She’s queer, neurodivergent and lives with chronic illness, and these identities impact both her writing and her teaching. She can be found online at bethboothwrites.com