Training
Glencree has been working in the field of peacebuilding and reconciliation for about thirty years. During that time we have learned much about non violent responses to conflict. We do not suggest that the understandings we have developed are appropriate to all situations of conflict. However, we are keen to share what we have learned so that civil society can access some of these skills and use them as they find appropriate. With support from the International Fund for Ireland, we have been able to develop a range of activities to share the learning of the Glencree Centre for Peace and Reconciliation with a wider audience
The courses we offer are available for groups or organisations on request and can be delivered either at Glencree or elsewhere. A certificate of participation will be issued at the end of each course.
For more information and price details please contact Eamon Rafter, Education Development & Training Officer, Telephone +353 1 2829711, Email eamon.rafter@glencree.ie.
Since 29 September 2006 the Glencree Centre has certification recognising that our Quality Assurance has been passed by the Further Education and Training Awards Council (FETAC). Fifty seven other education providers in Ireland, from widely different backgrounds, also received recognition. This means we are now an approved centre and can offer modules and programmes leading to FETAC awards.
Current training courses on offer by Glencree (click here).
Courses that have been offered in the past:
Leadership and Conflict Resolution Skills
Taught by Eamon Rafter and Yaser Alashqar, Glencree Centre for Peace and Reconciliation
Glencree Conflict Resolution & Peacemaking Certificate Course
Taught by Geoffrey Corry, Glencree Centre for Peace and Reconciliation
Roots of Reconciliation Course
A five day residential course at Glencree, 23-28 August, 2009.
Leadership and Conflict Resolution Skills Course
28 – 30 June 2011
Creative Approaches for Addressing Conflict - An Introduction
A two day course that focuses on awareness about personal responses to conflict in our own lives. It also aims to introduce skills to be more creative in addressing conflict and to gain a better understanding of how we might respond.
Working Effectively with Violent and Aggressive States – WEVAS©
Participants on this course will learn how to work effectively with anxious, agitated, aggressive and potentially assaultive states.
Art of Hosting:
Training in hosting conversations that matter
22-24 May 2008
Addressing Conflict: Creative Approaches for Conflict Transformation
March 5 –7, April 2 – 3, 2008
Roots of Reconciliation: Humanising Enemies
Taught by Wilhelm Verwoerd (MA (Oxon), PhD) and Don Browne
Glencree Women's Programme
Taught by the Women’s Programme Facilitators
One-Day Introductory Courses taught by Eamon Rafter, Education Development and Training Officer at the Glencree Centre for Peace and Reconciliation:
Interpersonal Conflict Resolution
Basic Group Facilitation Skills
Reporting Conflict
Negotiation Skills
Preventing Violence & Promoting Non-Violence
Principled Negotiation Skills
Taught by Michael Doherty from Peace and Reconciliation Group (PRG) Derry
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