Call off Contract Under Prison Education Dynamic Purchasing System for Peer Mentoring Course for Residents of HMP High Down

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£30,392

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Submission Deadline

1 year ago

Published

10 months ago

Description

Call off Contract Under Prison Education Dynamic Purchasing System for Peer Mentoring Course for Residents of HMP High Down

Course Content Includes modules on.
Communication skills
Interviewing skills
Setting and maintaining boundaries.
Current relevant legislation such as GDPR and the Equalities Act.
Assessing needs & Action planning on Signposting and referring.
Safeguarding policy and procedures.
Confidentiality.
Dealing with difficult situations.
Personal & professional development.

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Ministry of Justice

Ministry or any other national or federal authority, including their regional or local subdivisions

commercial.prisoneducation@justice.gov.uk

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