Co-production:
The essential nuts and bolts
Discover the essential nuts and bolts of successful co-production!
This course will give you the essential knowledge and understanding to start to develop co-production within your community or service. It will help you address issues such as a lack of organisational buy-in, engagement from colleagues and people with lived experience, evidencing co-production and keeping up momentum.
What you will learn
Definitions of co-production and examples.
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Principles of co-production.
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How to incentivise colleagues and beneficiaries.
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How to connect as equals.
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Understand the roles and responsibilities.
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How to gather the evidence of co-production.
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How to keep a group motivated.
Who is this for?
Commissioning leads, managers, frontline workers, volunteers and, those of us currently using services.
Duration
The course consists of 3 live interactive training modules, which will take place over 3 consecutive weekly instalments.
When you sign up, you will be signing up for all 3 modules.
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Tuesday 8th September 11:00am - 12:30pm
Tuesday 15th September 11:00am - 12:30pm
Tuesday 22nd September 11:00am - 12:30pm
Investment
The course consists of 3 live interactive training modules
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£75 per person for all three modules.
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Payment is by card via Eventbrite.
This course is also available to be booked for staff teams of up to 20 people, to be delivered online "in-house" in live interactive sessions on dates to suit your organisation. Prices are from £700 for up to 20 staff members. Please contact if you would like to explore how we could work together.
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Your trainer
David Ford is the founder of Expert Link. He has over ten years’ experience in coproduction - working at individual, community, organisational, local and national government levels.
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He has trained hundreds of people in the art of co-production, including individuals accessing services, frontline workers, middle management, members of senior leadership teams, commissioners, local authority leads and national Government officials.
David has developed numerous groups around the country, is a member of several panels and committees, including the Governments Rough Sleeper Advisory Panel and has been recognised internationally for the work he does.