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Drum Circle Facilitator Training

2012 Course details, dates and locations announced soon!
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Why become a Community Drum Circle Facilitator?

• Bring people together in a fun & positive way

• Help promote self esteem & confidence in your community

• Help break down barriers & build relationships quicky

• Promote a sense of belonging & wellbeing

• Help develop leadership & communication skills

More Benefits of group drumming  

 

Duration: 2 days - 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Plus an evening Community Drum Circle!

Group Size: Limited to 30 participants for quality of learning (Min group number 20) 

Suit: Music therapists, Community leaders, Organizational leaders, School teachers, Childcare and Youth Workers, Workplace Trainers, Motivational presenters, Youth at risk professionals, Life coaches, Community groups, Community Organisations.

Description:

Gain the tools, skills, experience, knowledge, confidence, and personal qualities required to conduct a successful and rewarding drum cicrle in your community! Learn how to facilitate rhythm games and activities for multiple group applications, using drums, percussion, voice, and movement. The course involves theory, discussion and lots of practical experience! No previous drumming or drum circle facilitation
experience required.

Instructor:

Janine has studied Traditional African drumming & dance with Master teachers from West Africa for 12 years. She has a B. App. Sci - Social Ecology (Majoring in Community Development & Organisational Change). Being a graduate in interpersonal communications, group processes and facilitation, Janine recognises and identifies the connections between African Rhythms & their application to group processes, transformation and community building. Janine also hails from a diverse background of more than 25 years of dance training and performance, and has been instructing individuals and groups in West African drumming and dance technique, and facilitated drumming circles with diverse audiences for more than 11  years.

For more about Janine visit her bio

What’s covered in the course?

• Gain motivational techniques and inspirational activities to suit any group
• Learn how and when to apply the drum circle to your community
• Understanding the benefits of a drum circle
• Understand individual learning styles and group dynamics
• Learn musical games and drum circle activities
• Understand drum circle philosophy and etiquette
• Learn rhythm basics for beginners

• Drum Circle by design
• Learn how to play the instruments used in a drum circle
• Develop tools, facilitation techniques, strategies, and presentation skills

• Gain valuable resources and feedback in a nurturing group environment
• Gain first-hand experience facilitating a community style drum circle event
• Increase your presentation, leadership and follow-ship skills
• Improve your sense of rhythm and playing technique
• Learn how to plan, organize, process and present an interactive rhythm event in
   your community

Applications:

Community Bonding, Youth at Risk, Disengaged students, Team Building, Leadership training, Ice breaker, Alternative Youth Activity, Community Development, Crime prevention, Seniors, Health & Wellbeing, School Holiday Programs, Integrating Refugees, Music in Schools, Children’s activities, Mental Health, Cultural Diversity, Workplace induction training, Working with disabilities, Rehabilitation and so much more!

Cost:  $375 per person

Includes:
• 2 day intensive training – Introductory community facilitator training
• Drums, percussion and musical equipment provided
• Morning/Afternoon tea and Lunch
• Introductory community facilitator training manual
• Certificate on completion
• Discounted Drum & percussion packages available for your group!

Organise your own group!

If you are organising a group of your own,
• We provide a discounted per head rate for participants
• Provide a step-by-step guide on 'How to organise Training for your Group'
• Can support you with information to apply for funding
• Tailor a discounted Equipment Package to suit your group and delivery prior to your Training

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Previous Client Feedback:

Thank-you so much for taking time out of your schedule (as I know you are ultra-busy) to travel to Doomadgee and train our group.  We received great information out of the training, and great confidence in facilitating our own drumming sessions.  Everyone enjoyed themselves over the weekend.

Janine, as an instructor, you were such an inspiration to us all, in so many different ways. The workshop content and facilitation techniques were well-directed, as you were able to convey the information to us all, who were such a mixed group of people at all different levels of skills and abilities.   It was lovely to meet you, you are truly an amazing and inspirational person

The school holidays have since commenced, and we have conducted two sessions on our own.  I noticed that we have made great progress in our skills between the first and second week, and each week we are analysing what we can do to make the following week even better.  By the second week, we were more confident in our facilitation skills, and had good support from the other facilitators.   We noticed that the kids enjoyed playing alongside other adults from the community, and sharing the joy of making music with those that they aspire to.  The program is building momentum with each week, and more community leaders are supporting troubled kids to build the courage to attend and participate.  Steve and Adrielle, who attended the weekend workshop, are also gaining their own courage to facilitate in front of the group, and are keen to lead the group next week.  

The drumming program has been great at breaking down the communication barrier between police and community, and it provides a good situation where the community can approach police and ask questions in a non-confrontational setting.

Cath Purcell
Crime Prevention Initiative *Funded
PCYC – Doomadgee Nth QLD
November 2009

 


 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
   
   

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