Skild - Skills and Knowledge in Local Development

About Skild

Skild is a training programme designed specifically for support and development organisations: from CVS and Rural Community Councils through to black and minority ethnic development organisations, community forums and local development trusts.

Skild learning programme

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Skildbites

Skildbites provides learning news for development workers who support local third sector groups. To subscribe, email with your name, address and organisation details to skildbites@navca.org.uk

Skild resources

The Get Skilled Workbook - is for development workers who are working with local groups that need to develop a strategic and realistic approach to learning.

The Skild Framework - the place where you can assess your skills and now find out about resources to support your work with groups.

Information sheets and resources - Skild have a number of information sheets and resources available for development workers that you can access.

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