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The Network is pleased to announce we'll be offering an intensive curriculum offering a credential in Family Development, courtesy of CSU-CFERT, Cornell & Temple University, and Family Resource Center Association's CDHS Statewide Strategic Use Funds.
This 90-hour credentialing program cohort will run March through June and is one of more than a dozen cohorts across the state. Visit the Network's webpage for more info and to download a brochure.
http://thenetwork.cloverpad.org/certification/fdc
The FDC Program is a professional development course and
credentialing program for frontline workers to learn and practice skills of
strength-based support.
To earn the FDC, a worker:
- completes
90 hours of interactive classroom instruction and portfolio advisement based on
the Cornell-developed Empowerment Skills for Family Workers curriculum
- prepares a
Skills Portfolio with support of a portfolio advisor, and
- passes a
credentialing exam.
Up to six hours of 400-level credit is also available
from CSU at 1/6 of the regular fee!!
Tentative class dates 8AM-4PM on all of the following days: March 26-27, April 16-17, 23-24, May 7-8, 14-15, 21, and June 4-5, 11, & 18. Course will be hosted at CWEE, 1175 Osage St., Denver.
Some in-kind scholarships available; inquire with HumanServicesNetwork@gmail.com.
Once you're confirmed registered and paid, you'll receive access to the FDC cohort webpage and a textbook prior to the start of class.