SEJ Trainer Training

Train to be a SEJ Trainer

 

Parents/guardians and any member of staff within the setting can train as a SEJ Consultant and/or SEJ Trainer. Becoming a qualified SEJ Trainer provides an opportunity to those who wish to take their understanding of the SEJ to a deeper level as well as share it with a wider audience.

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Parents/guardians

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This training is ideal for parents/guardians who wish to further develop their understanding and application of the SEJ in the home environment. It can provide the opportunity for a career in teaching the SEJ to families enabling more people to learn the skills required to stay mentally healthy.

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Educational Settings

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Having an onsite SEJ Trainer provides the setting's students, staff, educators, and parents/guardians with the opportunity to enhance their practice of the SEJ Process.

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The role of the SEJ Trainer in the setting is two fold:

 

• The SEJ Trainer is fully qualified to teach the SEJ Process at their educational setting to multiple audiences be it students, staff, educators, and/or parents/guardians providing the opportunity for everyone at the setting to receive the SEJ training.

• Having an onsite SEJ Trainer affords the setting students, staff, educators, and parents/guardians the opportunity to enhance their practice of the SEJ Process through regular training and ongoing-support events.

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Onsite Trainer Benefits are:

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• The setting will be able to support those who have learnt the SEJ thereby promoting the importance of prevention.

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• The setting will have individuals who are SEJ subject experts in-house rather than referring to external agencies, including the SEJ organisation.

 

• Collaborative educational setting approach: Having an onsite SEJ Trainer enables a collaborative approach to wellbeing which promotes and supports students’, staff and family’s wellbeing and mental health, enabling all to thrive and succeed to reach their full potential.

 

• If a member of staff is a qualified SEJ Trainer, they can run school clubs/events for students to empower them in their SEJ practice and development of key life skills.

 

• SEJ Trainers can offer training to parents/carers to teach them the SEJ and run SEJ Practice Workshops to offer continued development and support in their practice.

 

• SEJ Trainers can offer training to staff, developing positive mental health one to one or in groups thereby empowering staff to take responsibility for their own wellbeing.

 

• There are CPD’s for qualified SEJ Trainers to ensure their continued personal and professional development in supporting the setting.