Intro
This is the basic five day training - which consists of four days of training, and one
self-organised practice day that is held locally. The
Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families provides
AMBIT training for
whole teams rather than individuals. See
Training Testimonials.
There are also
Modified training plans
for training trainers, etc.
We encourage
as many people in a team as possible to attend the training days as this helps to create the local team culture that AMBIT is trying to support local teams to create for themselves.
Stage 1.0 | The five-step AMBIT Training Application Process, taking note of the Guidance for Teams Considering Applying for Training: |
1.1 | Expression of interest |
1.2 | Engagement meeting |
1.3 | Pre-training team audit |
1.4 | Application review |
1.5 | Acceptance. Upon successful application (Stage 1), teams are invited to join: |
Stage 2.0 | AMBIT Basic Five Day Training, developed to enable teams to get started with using an AMBIT-influenced approach. |
2.1 | AMBIT Basic Training Day 1 - basic curriculum, whole team, external trainers |
2.2 | AMBIT Basic Training Day 2 - basic curriculum, whole team, external trainers |
2.3 | AMBIT Basic Training Day 3 (AMBIT Leads) - smaller group working with trainers for a subgroup of "ambiteers" who will act as AMBIT Leads; the core of the Implementation Team. |
2.4 | AMBIT Basic Training Day 4 (Local Practice Day) - Local learning/goalsetting, whole team (LOCAL EVENT: no external trainers) |
2.5 | AMBIT Basic Training Day 5 (Review and Consultation) - onwards learning, whole team . Ideally 2 - 3 months after initial days' training - creating a coherent local Implementation Plan. |
Other | There are a number of
Modified training plans
for specific circumstances, and adaptation is "part of the model". |