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Located within the YWCA Toronto Employment and Skills Development department, our mission is to respond to the evolving training needs of community leaders, coaches and facilitators with innovative and dynamic training that provides the skills and competencies needed by professionals working in the human development service industry. Sign up for our new Life Skills Newsletter now!methodologyYWCA Life Skills Training, Coaching, Publication applies an experiential approach to learning, rooted in the principles and philosophy of the Saskatchewan NewStart model of adult education. Our training programs utilize the application of the NewStart lesson plan as a template for designing workshops that engage learners mentally, affectively and physically, allowing clients to achieve balanced, self-determined behaviours. trainersWe employ expert educators who are knowledgeable about the needs of a broad range of adult learners. We run our own train-the-trainer mentoring program to ensure the highest training standards from Life Skills Coach trainers. Our mandate is to enable Life Skills Coach trainers to maximize the benefits of the NewStart education model and expand its applications. There are training options to meet every need: Register online for our workshops and programs or download the 2010 registration form (in PDF format). more
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