Supervisory Training

Indigenous Perspectives Society: Centre of Excellence in Community Education (IPS) delivers this three part Supervisory Training, specifically designed for First Nations and Indigenous Child and Family Service Agencies, to participants sponsored by the Ministry of Child and Family Development (MCFD), twice every year. This training offers supervisors support by enhancing their knowledge and skills to meet the challenges of their roles and provides an opportunity to examine the role of supervisors in Indigenous child and family services agencies, enabling participants to learn and apply best practices. Supervisory I, II & III courses are each three days in length. This course provides interactive and content based training to assist supervisors in their day to day roles.

Training Outcomes Supervisory I

• Conflict in Context
• Roles and responsibilities
• Communication
• Team values
• Occupational Hazards
• Vision and Values

Training Outcomes Supervisory II & III

• Supportive Supervisory Training
• Team Work
• Iisaak Respect for self and others
• Mentoring Indigenous Practice
• Touchstones: Indigenous Values and the Law
• Personnel Practices

In addition to the annual sponsored deliveries of this course, IPS also offers private deliveries of  Supervisory Training I, II & III for child and family service organizations and agencies (Delegated and non-Delegated).