Youth Training Programs

1. Youth Councils

2. Youth Committees & Teams

3. Youth Reference Groups

4. Youth Action Groups

5. Youth Leadership Groups

6. FReeZa Groups

1. Youth Training Workshops

2. Keynote speaking and panel opportunities

3. Youth Strategy and Planning

4. Youth Forums

5. Mentoring Programs

Audience Profiles

We work with young people from all ages and backgrounds.

Training Inclusions

– The FRANK Team will provide a project manager to oversee the booking and make the booking process seamless and smooth

– The FRANK Team will also undertake evaluations for each workshop (If requested)

Format of Training

We deliver face-to-face training sessions

Duration of Training

– Workshops and training range from 1 hour to multi-day sessions

– Standard sessions are between 2-3 hours in duration

Trainers Available All Around Australia

We have trainers & facilitators based in NSW, QLD, NT and VIC and have the potential to travel around Australia.

The Burwood City Council obtained funding from the Attorney General’s Department to design and deliver a program targeted towards addressing extremism, racism and cyber-bullying in a local area in Sydney.

The FRANK Team worked with and trained participants including;

– School students from various ages, cultural backgrounds and socio-economic levels

– Youth advisory group members (aged up to 24 years) from local government

– Community members including police personnel, community staff and community leaders, and

– Teachers

The FRANK Team worked with Burwood Council and youth advisory groups to brainstorm, design and create a Board Game that the Youth Advisory Group could deliver in local schools. The Board Game provided a very experiential learning opportunity for participants.

The Board Game proved to be a very successful initiative – with both students and teachers stating that it was effective in addressing very sensitive matters.Many schools stated that they would continue to use the Board Game as an instructional and training strategy in combatting the issues of extremism, racism and cyber-bullying.

SBS World News was also interested in this initiative and covered it on their news segment.

The FRANK Team worked with the Youth Development Officer to design and deliver an Impact Youth Forum. The Forum was an opportunity for local school students in the area to learn about key leadership skills, to be inspired and to be motivated to lead action in their school communities.

The FRANK Team program incorporated team building activities, guest speakers, inspiring speakers and lots of experiential learning to ensure that the participants were engaged throughout.

The FRANK Team worked with Mount Alexander Council to deliver 4 x 2 hour workshops on the following topics for local young people;

1. Media Training

2. Networking Skills

3. How to plan events

4. Public speaking skills

The workshops were engaging, fun and deliver relevant skills to the young people.

STUDENT FEEDBACK

82% of participants strongly agreed said the facilitator was knowledgeable and prepared