August 26th, 2010
Wednesday 15th September AM or PM Sessions, 76 Portland Place, London
Kwango would like to invite you to our FREE Transformation Agenda Seminar and E-Learning presentation on Wednesday 15th September 2010 at 76 Portland Place, London.
Sessions will include:
- ‘New ways of Working, New Ways of Learning’ by Angela Willis, Workforce Commissioning and Partnership Manager, Gloucestershire County Council.
- ‘Personalisation- Where Next?’ by Martin Bradshaw, Assistant Head of Service, Strategy and Transformation Directorate, Oxfordshire Social and Community Services
- A presentation of high quality Kwango E-Learning led by Steve Gould, Kwango MD covering:
- Direct Payments; Self Directed Support; Enablement/Re-ablement; Personal Assistant Induction and Person- Centred Thinking/Planning
Do come to either the morning or afternoon session and join us for lunch with other colleagues from across Adult Social Care, PCTs/NHS Trusts and the PVI sector.
If you would like to book a place for the morning or afternoon session or would like some more information about the day, please email Rachel Savory at rachel.savory@kwango.com or telephone 01908 255 600. A booking form and agenda will then be sent out to you.
Please note that places will be given on a first come first served basis.
Kwango delivers high quality e-learning to help local authorities, trusts and agencies achieve greater efficiency and cost effectiveness
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June 28th, 2010
Kwango is pleased to announce the launch of our latest e-learning course on Domestic Abuse. It adds to our suite of other popular Children’s Services, Adult Services and Health Care E-Learning courses.
Domestic Abuse is a serious social problem and human rights violation. It can affect anyone regardless of culture, ethnic or religious group, gender, sexuality, age, disability, income or lifestyle.
Our Domestic Abuse E-Learning is an awareness- level programme and is designed to help Social Care, Health Care, Education and Private, Voluntary and Independent Sector staff in a number of ways. These include helping staff to understand the key concepts of Domestic Abuse; recognise the signs and symptoms of it; understand the potentially serious and wide-ranging impacts on individuals and families and deal with its disclosure.
Our high quality course contains interactive interviews with Domestic Abuse survivors plus quizzes to further engage learners. As with all our courses, it can be customised for each individual organisation.
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April 20th, 2010
Kwango NHS e-learning courses can be deployed on the NHS National Learning
Management System (NLMS). The National Learning Management System is a way
for NHS employees with an Electronic Staff Record (ESR) to access e-learning
courses developed for the NHS.
The Kwango/NLMS solution allows:
NHS organisations to deliver local or customised NHS e-learning courses
Training teams to manage e-learning course delivery
Remote access for employees to Kwango NHS e-learning courses, creating a
flexible way of learning to suit individual learners
Tracking of user progress and the ability to record results of tests and
other data in ESR against the portable employee record
A consistent delivery mechanism for local or customised e-learning content
across the NHS
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March 25th, 2010
Kwango has recently launched our latest e-learning course on Stroke Pathway, adding to our suite of other popular health and adult services e-learning courses.
The impact of Stroke is immense and our course is designed to give Health and Social Care Staff, Stroke Patients and Carers an awareness of the journey that may be taken by someone affected by Stroke.
This includes an understanding of the causes and effects of a Stroke, the treatment and prevention of Stroke and the long term care support and re-integration into community life.
Our course contains interactive interviews with Stroke survivors and professionals plus quizzes to further engage learners. As with all our courses, it can be customised for each individual authority.
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February 25th, 2010
Kwango has recently launched our latest e-learning course on Working with Parents, adding to our suite of other popular Children’s Services e-learning courses.
The course supports the ‘Think Family’ Government initiative to help improve the lives of vulnerable children and their families.
Customers are using Working with Parents e-learning in a number of ways. These include giving new practitioners an awareness of important issues in working with Parents and providing existing staff with a useful refresher; developing practitioners’ knowledge of positive parenting and parenting skills and ensuring practitioners look after themselves and seek good support.
Working with Parents e-learning contains interactive interviews and quizzes to further engage learners and can be customised for individual customers.
Parents and the home environment they create are the single most important factor in shaping children’s wellbeing, achievements and prospects.
Every Parent Matters (2007)
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December 9th, 2009
Kwango has recently launched our latest Transformation Agenda e-learning course on Personal Assistant Induction, adding to our suite of other Transformation Agenda e-learning courses.
Personal Assistant Induction e-learning is a companion course to our Self-Directed Support e-learning, Direct Payments e-learning and Enablement e-learning courses.
The programme was commissioned by Skills for Care (Surrey and Suffolk), East and West Sussex, Brighton and Hove, Barnsley, Gloucestershire, Kent, Somerset and Wiltshire Councils. This means that we have had a wealth of feedback to help us develop a high quality programme.
The Personal Assistant Induction e-learning course includes interviews with Employers and their PAs to highlight important issues arising in their relationships, along with quizzes to further engage learners. Naturally, the course can be made available to Employers and their Personal Assistants.
The Transformation Agenda in Adult Social Care aims to put people first through a radical reform of public services. It will mean that people are able to live their own lives and promote their own individual needs for independence, well-being, and dignity.
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October 21st, 2009
kwango has recently launched our latest Children’s Services e-learning course on ContactPoint, adding to the nationwide popularity of our suite of other programmes. The kwango ContactPoint e-learning course is already being used by authorities across the country.
Contactpoint e-learning is a companion to our very popular Information Sharing e-learning course.
How are customers using Kwango ContactPoint e-learning? There are a number of ways.
The course provides interactive information and knowledge of ContactPoint for all staff, so that everyone understands the importance of ContactPoint in time for the winter 2009/10 roll out.
It is being used as a pre-learner or refresher for Authorised ContactPoint Users undertaking face-to-face ContactPoint training.
Customers use it as a companion to our very successful Information Sharing e-learning course. kwango Information Sharing e-learning also acts as a pre-learner to face-to-face training for Authorised Users of ContactPoint.
kwango ContactPoint e-learning can be customised for each individual authority to add important local details, strategies, terminology and contact numbers to help ensure a high quality, effective, easy to use learning experience.
ContactPoint is an important new Government initiative to support the “Every Child Matters” agenda. kwango is pleased to offer its own support to the nationwide roll-out programme planned for late 2009/early 2010.
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June 1st, 2009
We have been very pleased by the response to our newly redesigned website. In addition to an increase in general traffic, we have been delighted to see an increase in enquiries about our e-learning courses from sectors we haven’t traditionally served directly. Topping this list with a substantial number of enquiries are residential care homes for older people.
Although pleasing, this level of response is not altogether surprising: kwango e-learning and residential care homes for older people are a perfect fit. We offer a number of e-learning courses which can benefit their staff directly, such as our Dementia, Safeguarding Adults, Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards and Mental Capacity Act e-learning courses, and we also offer a very economical way to help smaller institutions to achieve across-the-board training.
Of course, it is not just residential care homes for older people who stand to benefit from our e-learning courses: other organisations may be interested in our Safeguarding Children e-learning course or any number of our other e-learning courses. We hope, through our new website, to continue to find more opportunities to deliver our Adult Services, Children’s Services and Healthcare e-learning courses.
Tags: adult services, e-learning, healthcare, residential care homes
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May 6th, 2009
Induction Training in Cambridgeshire, Pre-learning in Northamptonshire and E-Learning Launches in Gloucestershire. Multi-agency training with a consistent message in the Social and Healthcare sectors. Reaching the parts other training cannot reach!
These are just a few examples of how kwango customers are using e-learning to reach out to the large number of practitioners who need training in our Adult Services, Children’s Services and Healthcare subject areas.
If you are an existing kwango customer you can contact us for our latest Advice Notes on how you can increase the take-up of e-learning in your organisation.
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