Training

This online course will help you develop, deliver and evaluate health and wellbeing work within a museum, arts, heritage or cultural organisation.

This self-guided course offers the opportunity to hear from experts, develop new approaches and build your evaluation skills and confidence.

Who is this evaluation skills course for?

Arts, culture and heritage sector professionals, managers and practitioners keen to learn more about the fundamentals of robust evaluation practice
Cultural sector senior leaders and board members
Freelance artists and practitioners
Early career arts and heritage sector professionals
Early career funders and policymakers
Students and academics interested in cultural management

This training is for organisations commissioning and working with creative practitioners in the field of arts and health. This could include statutory and charitable organisations delivering community arts programmes (i.e social prescribing schemes) and arts organisations that commission artists. This training is not designed for individual artists.

Orange Collective’s Reflective Practice sessions
Provide a safe, non-judgemental space for creative health practitioners to gather and reflect on their work using creative and relational approaches. These sessions are open to everyone who uses the Arts ( Music/ Sound , Written Word, Visual Arts, Dance, Performance, Drama, ) to support peoples wellbeing. Part funded by Public Health, East Sussex

Explore the basics of OD in this accessible, practical and creative course, made for everyone working in health and care.

Develop your understanding of your own health and wellbeing to better lead and support your colleagues, and organisation.

This three-day training programme is designed to support new leaders at the start of their leadership journey.

£1,160 + VAT (Online) - £1,335 + VAT (In Person)

A 2-day training course and 4-month apprenticeship in reminiscence arts in dementia care - in partnership with the University of Greenwich.

The four-unit online course, Safer Community Dance Practice, covers key issues relevant to all community dance artists, including the preparation of the dance space; how to manage less than optimum conditions; physical, psychological and digital safety for participant; laws, regulations and best practice.