Growing Faith ~ Discovering Chaplaincy

This course
• is for those who are considering a vocation in school or college chaplaincy, those brand new to chaplaincy, or those wanting to find out more.
• runs over three months and is online with an in-person celebration event at the end.
• has a unique Growing Faith focus, exploring chaplaincy as a ministry which beautifully links school, church and home.

For those considering school or college chaplaincy, paid or voluntary, in the near or distant future.
Suitable for all settings including state and independent church schools, community schools or colleges.
The programme is delivered over six sessions and content includes:
The World of Education
Safeguarding and Inclusion
Mental Health and Faith
Chaplaincy Excellence
Places for individuals £60 each
CofE Diocesan groups
Cohort A – January to March 2026
Cohort B – April to July 2026
Cohort C – September to November 2026

from Growing Faith Foundation

Hope Together ~ Amplify

Amplify Young Evangelists Academy is a partnership between; Youth For Christ, The Message, Scripture Union, Alpha, Festive, New Wine, Urban Saints and HOPE Together.
Amplify is an evangelism mentoring scheme for 11-17-year-olds, seeking to encourage, equip and empower young people to share their faith with their friends, family and community. The 6-month long, interactive programme is made up of two in-person gatherings, monthly online group mentoring sessions and evangelism masterclasses with those sharing their faith in the worlds of music, sport, performing arts, social media, social action and many more. Gathering with like-minded young people, Amplify seeks to see young people encourage each other in their faith and witness and be empowered in how they live that out in their day-to-day lives.

from Hope Together

Hope UK ~ Young People, Drugs and the Role of the Youth Worker

Hope UK’s ‘Young People, Drugs and the Role of the Youth Worker’ course helps youth workers incorporate drug and alcohol education into their work with young people.  The course is a portfolio-based programme accredited with the Open College Network at level 3 and takes place over 2 days

from Hope UK

Oak Hill College - Growing Faith | Children’s, Youth & Families

What place should children and young people have in the life of the church? How do we reach, disciple children and young people and include them amongst God’s people? This module moves from understanding to engagement.‍ Students will evaluate various historical and contemporary models for such ministry and reflect upon their own ‘inherited’ patterns of practice with a view to gaining practical, biblical and theological strategies for engaging effectively with children, youth and families in church, school and community contexts.
This module will begin to generously listen to other models of ministry to learn how they can critique, inform and improve our work with young people, children and families.

from Oak Hill College

Relationships & Sex Education

acet UK’s online comprehensive Esteem relationships and sex education (RSE) training course can be completed with or without accreditation.
Our RSE training course equips participants to:

Support young people in building self-esteem
Support young people in developing healthy relationships
Develop confidence in talking openly and sensitively about sexual health issues
Support young people to develop skills and resilience to deal with the influence and impact of modern technology on relationships and sex (including porn) 
Communicate to young people the importance of making healthy life choices about sex
Plan and deliver effective, fun and interactive sessions with young people
Apply best practice and recommended government policy guidelines

Once trained, participants will have the opportunity to become members of the Esteem network of educators giving them access to ALL our RSE resources, activities games and lesson plans.

Working with the Open College Network, acet UK can provide trainees on the accredited course with the opportunity to achieve an accredited level 4 award, ‘Teaching relationships and sex education’. This award is designed for new RSE educators to help support their development and demonstrate their capabilities in the field of RSE. Completion of this level 4 credit award requires learners to complete two small assignments based upon the Esteem training and is subject to a formal assessment. If you would like to find out more about this accredited award, please email us at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or get in contact via the contact form on the website. https://www.acet-uk.com

Online training doesn’t mean it is completely virtual. To assist with your learning we post out a pack of physical resources to use during the training. The exact content may vary between each course but we aim to provide you with example objects and resources to help bring online learning to life. Some of the pack is made of physical resources you can buy in our online store and other bits are exclusives for the online training.
Technical requirements for learners to attend include needing a computer, a webcam, with access to Zoom, or a phone or tablet with the same capability. You can learn more about the free video conferencing software zoom and can sign up to, for free, at https://zoom.us/. If you are a first-time user of Zoom, we encourage you to have a practice with the service before the course.

from acet UK