The School for Social Entrepreneurs in Ireland (SSEI) is currently recruiting for three courses focused on management education, and training and development to the Social Economy sector. As the leading provider of support to social entrepreneurs and enterprises in their local settings we are delivering three innovative programmes in partnership with the Business Institute of University of Ulster.
LEADING PEOPLE-POWERED CHANGE!
These practical programmes are built on ‘learning by doing’, an approach that emphasises experience, experimentation and personal needs: working in practice not in theory.
CREATING A SOCIAL ENTERPRISE
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Leading to an ADVANCED DIPLOMA inSOCIAL ENTERPRISE
This course is for individuals who are actively pursuing the establishment or development of a sustainable social enterprise, delivered through a series of interactive workshops, best practice visits and expert mentoring; you will explore opportunities and develop a plan for a sustainable social enterprise business. A limited number of subsidised places are available through Belfast LSP for people living or working in Belfast.
LEADING SUSTAINABLE CHANGE
M.Sc in EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP for the COMMUNITY & VOLUNTARY SECTOR
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This highly sought after programme is a personal and professional journey to excellence in leading people and organisations in the social economy sector for Board Members, Directors & Senior Executives (delivered in association with Boston College). A limited number of subsidised places are available through Belfast LSP for people living or working in Belfast.
SUSTAINABLE FUTURES
Leading to an ADVANCED DIPLOMA in MANAGEMENT PRACTICE
This is a management development initiative targeted primarily at managers or those with the potential to develop into a management role in social economy and not for profit organisations.
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All three programmes will commence in January 2007. See below for full information packs.
A limited number of bursaries are available for the all the courses for participants from organisations located outside the Belfast area. The bursaries are being offered by the University of Ulster's Community Regeneration Programme, funded by the Higher Education Innovation Fund (HEIF) through DEL.
For more information contact:
Caoire Kennedy
Programme Manager
School for Social Entrepreneurs in Ireland
Interpoint, 20-24 York Street, Belfast BT15 1AQ
028 9032 8918
This project is part financed by the European Union through the Peace II Programme implemented by Belfast Local Strategy Partnership.
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