Effective Facilitation Dalhousie University

Overview

What You Will Learn

Upon completion of Dalhousie University 's Effective Facilitation  programme, learners will be able to:

• describe the importance of the Facilitator role within Adult Education

• explain the elements of one group process tool - forcefield analysis

• demonstrate "active" listening skills

• describe multiple facilitator strategies for supporting learner buy-in and participation

• describe key elements involved in providing constructive feedback

• identify various strategies for addressing "problem" behaviours

Microcredential

Effective FacilitationThis course provides learners with the opportunity to earn a microcredential. A microcredential is evidence of a skill or competency that is employment related. Dalhousie microcredentials are developed in collaboration with employers, industries, and/or organizations that relate to the content. A microcredential can be displayed on social media pages, digital resumes, personal webpages, and in email signatures. To earn the microcredential in this course, learners will need to successfully complete a competency-based assessment.