Following on from the June 2024 CCE Conference we have been working with workshop facilitators to develop an exciting range of webinars. The programme runs from October 2024 to June 2025 and will deliver a variety of sessions, each with different themes and subjects from a wide range of organisations. You may notice as the full programme becomes available a difference in webinar charges, this is because CCE is pleased to work with a wide range of organisations and costs differ.
2024/25 Webinar Programme
Here is the 2024/25 programme of confirmed webinars, sign up to the CCE monthly newsletter to receive regular updates, booking information and webinar news. Read on for information about the series of webinars taking place in January, February and March 2025, hosted and delivered by Join the Dots, and titled ‘Working as a Trauma Informed Chaplain’.
January, February and March 2025 Webinars
Becoming a Trauma-Informed Chaplain
Join the Dots and the Centre for Chaplaincy in Education (CCE) present a three-part webinar series tailored for chaplains working in educational settings. Learn how to effectively support students who have experienced trauma through trauma-informed chaplaincy. This would also suit those working in education in general. The webinars take place on Wednesday 15 January, Wednesday 12 February and Wednesday 12 March 2025. Each webinar begins at 19:30, and finishes at 21:15.
Don’t miss this opportunity to invest in your well-being while enhancing your skills to better serve those affected by trauma.
Chaplaincy Induction – Starting Monday 10 February 2025 at 6.30pm!
Centre for Chaplaincy in Education and Newman University, Birmingham.
The Chaplaincy Induction with Newman University will begin in February 2025. If you would like to register please access the application form at this link.
Are you new in post as an education chaplain, or are you due to start in a post? If so, we invite you to register for our Chaplaincy Induction. The course will:
The course is taught on-line, with facilitated sessions at 6.30pm on alternate Monday evenings [with breaks for holidays and half-terms]. The cost of the course is £425. We encourage you to contact your school or college and church community to seek support with funding. A limited number of bursaries are also available.
The course sessions are as follows
10th February – Welcome Session (60mins)
10th March – Session 1 Knowing your Context 1 (90 mins)
24th March – Session 2 Knowing your Context 2
7th April – Session 3 Knowing your Context 3
28th April Session 4 – Knowing what to do & where to find support 1
12th May – Session 5 Knowing what to do & where to find support 2
2nd June – Session 6 Knowing what to do & where to find support 3
16th June – Session 7 Knowing yourself 1
30th June – Session 8 Knowing yourself 2
14th July – Session 9 Knowing yourself 3 & Closing Session (90 – 120mins)
For more general enquiries, please email Mike Haslam, from Centre for Chaplaincy in Education.
Chaplains who have already been on the course have said:
Might God be calling you to be a chaplain or are you recently appointed and looking for an induction course? If so, you may be interested in Exploring Chaplaincy, an 8-session course facilitated by the Centre for Chaplaincy in Education. The course will explore what is distinctive about chaplaincy, the theology of chaplaincy, what chaplains actually do and give you a chance to discern your next steps.
Exploring Chaplaincy will be delivered online. The course will take place on Tuesdays, from 7.00pm to 9.00pm on the following dates.
To apply for the course, please complete the application form at the following link – Centre for Chaplaincy in Education – Exploring Chaplaincy.
For general enquiries, please email the Centre for Chaplaincy Team or Mike Haslam, Chair of Trustees.
Starting Wednesday 12 February 2025 (each session will begin at 6.30pm)
This innovative programme delivered by CCE in partnership with Newman University offers an opportunity to experienced practitioners to explore this aspect of the ministry of Chaplaincy in Schools & Colleges. It will be delivered through a mix of face to face (on-line) sessions and personal study resources, this course is intended for those viewed as advanced practitioners, experienced in chaplaincy in a school or college context as a form of CPD.
The course is designed to have, running through it, experience of analysis, critical thinking and reflection on the chaplaincy role. The course is aimed at Chaplains with a least three years’ experience (or equivalent) in chaplaincy or similar relevant role. A reference is required for each applicant.
The taught sessions take place on the following dates
If you are interested in the course, please complete the application form using this link.
For general enquiries, please email Mike Haslam, Chair of Trustees, Centre for Chaplaincy in Education.
