Systems-Centered Training Week

Monday 10 September 2012, 9.00AM to 14 September

Speaker: Yvonne Agazarian, EdD; Fran Carter, MSS; Susan Gantt, PhD and Ray Haddock, MBChB, FRCPsych

Foundations of systems-centered training

• Understand the basic theory of SCT and how it can be applied
• Understand more about the impact that others have on you, and the influence you have on others

Foundations of systems-centered training introduces an innovative approach to change that can be applied to work with individuals, couples, groups and organizations. Learning takes place through the experience of working in a real-life group over the course of the week. You will learn basic SCT skills through practising them with other group members.

Making work roles work: a systems-centered approach to organizations

• Understand how to use SCT to promote teamwork
• Understand how to use SCT to effect change at work

This is for anyone working in and with organizations who wants to learn more about systems-centered methods for promoting teamwork and effecting change. Using real-life situations from the members’ own experiences, members will have the opportunity to practise SCT skills in bringing about change in organizations.

Further information

Register by July 1st 2012 and pay a discounted rate of £550 for a five day course, or £625 if registering later.

Intermediate-level courses will also be available for those with prior experience of SCT.

• SCT Flyer 2012 (PDF , 1,189kb)
• SCT Application Form 2012 (MS Word , 102kb)

Contact Juliet Koprowska for any further queries.

Location: The King's Manor, University of York, York City Centre

Admission: Early bird fee (before 1 July 2012): £550. Standard fee: £625.