Group Relations conferences provide a unique opportunity for people from all backgrounds to understand more about leadership and what happens in groups and organisations, both on and below the surface.
The programme is designed to mirror many of the psychodynamic and structural realities found in more permanent organisations, which will then be available for study. The focus is on roles and leadership.
Organising tutor
Deirdre Moylan
Course aims
• Develop your personal effectiveness in teams and organisations.
• Study the way members and staff exercise authority.
• Learn about delegation and boundaries.
• Develop leadership capacities.
• Understand how the individual and the group may foster, or hinder, the creativity of the organisation.
• Develop consultancy and managerial skills.
• Attention will be paid to the application of this learning in members’ own organisations.
Is this course for you?
• Suitable for those working in clinical, professional, consultative or managerial capacities.
• Open to those working in any organisation in public, private or independent sectors.
• This conference is a requirement for students on the Postgraduate Diploma/MA course in Consultation and the Organisation (D10), and for MA students on Working with Groups: Groupwork in the Public and Independent Sector (D11).
Time commitment
Five day residential course, 8 - 12 September 2008, Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge
How to apply
Contact the course administrator for an application form or download last year’s form from below (N.B. some details will change in 2008).
Closing date for applications
31 July 2008 - independent applicants and D11 students
6 June 2008 - D10 students
All fees must be paid in full by 1 August 2008
Contact details for further information
020 8938 2651
gbahel@tavi-port.org
Download application form (independent applicants)
Download application form (internal applicants)
Download Reference Request Form
Information on fees can be found here
