Professional Curiosity Training

Jill Webb will be the lead trainer for this course.  Jill has over 30 years of safeguarding experience in both paid – working in both the statutory and community sectors – and volunteer – including a role as Lead Volunteer for Safeguarding In Girl guiding. 

Along with her hands on experience,  Jill brings many years of training and facilitation ensuring that the sessions are planned and run to be participative and engaging.

For all virtual sessions, Jill will be joined by one of her team  of associate trainers who bring their own experience to the training.  We look forward to working with you!

By the end of the training, participants will be able to:​

• Define professional curiosity​

• Understand the significance of professional curiosity​

• Develop an awareness of what can go wrong when we do not use professional curiosity ​

• Provide examples of both proper and improper applications of professional curiosity​

• Evaluate their own skills in relation to professional curiosity ​

• Reflect on the influence of personal bias​

• Recognise the connection between professional curiosity and professional boundaries​

• Identify two ways of how they will change or develop their practice to embed the use of Professional Curiosity in the future.

  
  

Deadline for registering:  19th August

Partner Organisations: 

Birmingham Children's Trust

Birmingham City Council

Birmingham City University

City of Stoke-on-Trent Council

City of Wolverhampton council

Coventry City Council

Coventry University

Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council

Keele University

Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council

Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council

Staffordshire county council (Including MPFT)

Staffordshire University

Telford & Wrekin Council

University College Birmingham

University of Birmingham

University of Warwick

University of Wolverhampton

University of Worcester

Walsall Council

Warwickshire County Council

Worcestershire County Council