A listing of voluntary sector events, outreach events, training and conferences run by NICVA.
Writing an eye catching press release
Practical activities to improve your skills in writing press releases.Confident television interviews
This course is a follow on from the course on writing press releases and adds real television experience.Decisions and Settlements Review 2007
This workshop from NICVA and the Equality Commission will look at equal opportunity issues highlighted in recent employment tribunal decisions and discrimination settlements.Managing staff
This course will explain how to manage staff performance (including supervision and appraisal) develop knowledge and skills in giving feedback, and tell you about motivating staff and creating training and development plans.Stress management
NICVA is hosting this one day workshop to look at stress and how we can effectively manage it.Cohesion, sharing and integration
This important event will explore the role voluntary and community organisations can play in tackling sectarian division and racism in Northern Ireland.Launch of the Code of Good Governance
The Developing Governance Group presents the official launch of the Code of Good Governance.Managing and assessing risk
An introduction to risk assessments and managing risk.Strategic planning and getting results
This course focuses on new concepts like blue ocean thinking, creative destruction and strategic leadership. Not your average, boring old strategic planning by a long way.Writing an eye catching press release
Practical activities to improve your skills in writing press releases.Strategic planning and getting results
This course focuses on new concepts like blue ocean thinking, creative destruction and strategic leadership. Not your average, boring old strategic planning by a long way.Confident television interviews
Beginning with a talk about how best to present yourself and your message, you will be recorded and given individual feedback.NICVA aims to make its training and events accessible to as many people as possible and as such keeps its charges to a bare minimum.
This can often lead to events being oversubscribed and occasionally people failing to turn up at an event, leaving empty places we could easily have filled.
Cancellation fee
Because of this we have had to introduce a cancellation fee for all events of 20% of the attendance charge if you give less than 5 working days notice that you cannot attend.
Apologies for the inconvenience.
