Race, Faith and Diversity Training Course
This training course deals with managing diversity in the workplace. It is targeted at supporting staff and managers to proactively plan to meet the needs of ethnically diverse people.
Race is a protected characteristic that refers to an individual's race, colour, nationality and ethnic or national origins.
- Colour includes, for example, being black or white.
- Nationality includes, for example, being a British, Jamaican or Pakistani citizen.
- Ethnic or national origins include, for example, being from a Roma background or of Chinese heritage.
- A racial group could be, for example, ‘Black Britons’ which would include people who are both black and British citizens.
Course Outline
- Introduction
- Exploring EDI, race, faith and diversity
- Understanding EDI, religion/belief, race and diversity
- Providing culturally sensitive services
- Adverse impact of inequality on individuals and organisations
- Challenging personal bias and minimising its impact on decision-making
- Exploring Unconscious Bias in the workplace
- Techniques for promoting equality, tackling discrimination, fostering good relationships between diverse groups
- How to effectively provide culturally sensitive services
- Strategies for managing EDI in the working environment
- Advice for staff and managers on EDI and managing diversity in the workplace
This course is available as an In-House Course and we also run it regularly as an Open Course
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The course introduces the Equality Act 2010 and details each of the protected characteristics so you can learn more about what they are and how to avoid discrimination through your behaviours, language, attitudes, conscious and unconscious bias and actions.
The course looks at good EDI processes, practices, procedures and policy and aims to help you to manage/promote a fairer, more accepting and more diverse working environment.
What are the aims of the training?
The training helps you to:
- Strive to achieve best practice in race, faith and diversity
- Support the development of good race, faith and diversity practice by collecting and sharing examples of practical activities that contribute to progress.
- Achieve good and exemplar race equality practice over time
Specific learning aims include:
- To raise awareness of the nine protected characteristics with a focus on race, religion and belief
- To understand the different types of discrimination and unlawful behaviour
- To explore how prejudice, stereotypes, unconscious bias, beliefs, values and attitudes drive our behaviour
- Explore and consider issues of culturally sensitive approaches to service delivery
- Recognising the benefits of embracing difference
- To gain an awareness of employer and employee duties in relation to the public sector equality duty (PSED)
- To understand what ‘good race, faith and diversity practice’ looks like
- To recognise individual and organisational responsibilities around these protected groups
How is the course structured?
The course is run as a 1-day workshop. Delivery is through a mixture of methods and involves delegates in group exercises and discussions. Training is practical and interactive.
Cost
Open Course
Open Courses run via Zoom: £395 per delegate
If there are less than 3 delegates on a Zoom course, we will normally be able to finish by 1.00 pm. The full course contents will be covered
In House Course
Half Day: £595
Full Day: £895
Face to Face courses: maximum 20 delegates per session
Courses run via Zoom, maximum 15 delegates per session
Travel costs are in addition for face to face courses. Please see our Costs and Agreement
Course Dates 2024
| 25 June | ZOOM |
| 14 August | ZOOM |
| 23 October | ZOOM |
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Terms and Conditions
This booking constitutes a legally binding agreement. Payment must be made before the course date. If you have not heard from us within 7 days prior to the event please contact Registrations on 0161 763 4783.
Cancellations notified more than four weeks in advance of the Course will incur no charges.
Cancellations made less than four weeks before the event will be charged in full.
Substitutions will be accepted right up the date of the event.
We will not be held liable for the non-arrival of registration information.
A certificate will be provided for delegates that complete the post course feedback to confirm that learning has taken place.
For booking information please email:
seminars@equalityanddiversity.co.uk or telephone 0161 763 4783.
Event Programme and address will be sent on receipt of completed booking form.
Thank you for undertaking your staff development training with Equality & Diversity UK.
We hope you will find this event enjoyable and useful
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