Basic Facilitation Skills - Session 1 of 4

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Dive into the dynamic world of facilitation with our Basic Facilitation Skills webinar series! Learn how to guide discussions, manage diverse group dynamics, and drive meetings to meaningful conclusions. Whether you are a beginner or just seeking a refresher, these sessions are tailored to empower you with actionable skills in your non-profit organization. From the key responsibilities of a facilitator to delivering impactful sessions, we’ve got you covered!

Session 1: Role of the facilitator

You are the captain, not just the crew: Understanding the facilitator’s role

Chart your course in the vast ocean of group discussions and workshops. Grasp the essence of facilitation and understand how it's distinct from presenting, training, and chairing. Get ready to steer discussions to productive shores!

Basic Facilitation Skills is a set of connected 4 webinar sessions on the dates of January 23, 25, 30 and Feb 1st and that we recommend that you register and attend all 4 sessions to receive the best learning experience on the topic.

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Please note that this webinar may be recorded.

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