Course Details

Today's facilitator is often required to co-ordinate group activities such as meetings, training, presentations, discussions, conference calls, planning, brainstorming and decision-making sessions. This course will identify how the role of a facilitator varies depending on the environment and situation. Learners will expand their facilitation skill set and develop a better understanding of how they can best respond to a variety of contexts. This interactive course will focus on the essentials of facilitation tools and methods. Learners will have an opportunity to practice a facilitation session focusing on realistic work-place challenges and to engage in a self-assessment, giving and receiving feedback from instructor and from/to peers.

This course and content may be customized for delivery to organization or community's groups needs. For more information, please contact csjcustomized@jibc.ca.

The last offering of this course is November 6-7, 2025.
LEAD-1135 Essentials of Effective Facilitation is a new course similar to INDC-1377.
For more information, please visit the course page.

    Prerequisites

  • None
Course Offerings
No sections are currently scheduled for this course

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