East & West Gippsland - Landcare Cross Regional Event
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Come and join us for a 2 day cross-regional Landcare training and Networking event with Landcare Facilitators from East & West Gippsland.
This overnight gathering will provide an opportunity to connect with colleagues, build skills, share successes and challenges, and strengthen relationships across both regions.
What is included:
This overnight gathering will provide an opportunity to connect with colleagues, build skills, share successes and challenges, and strengthen relationships across both regions.
What is included:
2 day Workshop : Creative Facilitation: Bring Your Meetings to Life .
Training provided by Margie from Liminal By Design PL
Training provided by Margie from Liminal By Design PL
Training will be delivered over two days at The Abbey, Raymond Island situated on the Gippsland Lakes.
Accomodation : The Abbey, Raymond Island on Monday 22nd March (Accommodation on Sunday 21st March will be your responsibility)
Meals Provided : Morning and afternoon teas, Lunch (both days), Dinner (Monday 22nd), Breakfast (Tuesday 23rd)
About the training
You’ll spend very little time sitting down and a lot of time doing. Our approaches are grounded in behavioural science, but you won’t be overwhelmed by theory. You’ll leave with practical ideas you can use straight away in your next workshop or meeting.
We’ll explore different types of conversations, new perspectives, and how to use physical space creatively. It will be fun and energising, and we’ll gently challenge some of the unspoken rules and assumptions of traditional facilitation.
This workshop is less about formal structure and more about co-creating an experience with the group. In many ways, this is the meta-skill of facilitation—being able to shape the experience together.
Can't wait to see you all there.
Krystel & Marnie
About the training
This hands-on workshop is designed for facilitators who want to share information in ways that keep people engaged, energised, and curious. You’ll walk away with practical tools to make your sessions more interactive, more alive and a better use of everyone’s time.
We’ll explore creative ways to share knowledge, invite participation, and encourage people to bring their own insights and experiences into the room.
Expect facilitation tips aplenty:
• The problem with some room set-ups
• The importance of finishing on time
• How to avoid the Plenary Vortex and the Teacher Trance
It offers a rich, hands-on learning experience in a small group setting. It’s especially useful when you’re designing training or events with a lot of content and want to avoid defaulting to lecture-style delivery.
During this training, you’ll be surprised by the variety and depth of ways to engage people. You’ll experience them yourself, reflect on your reactions, and discuss insights with other professionals facing similar challenges.You’ll spend very little time sitting down and a lot of time doing. Our approaches are grounded in behavioural science, but you won’t be overwhelmed by theory. You’ll leave with practical ideas you can use straight away in your next workshop or meeting.
We’ll explore different types of conversations, new perspectives, and how to use physical space creatively. It will be fun and energising, and we’ll gently challenge some of the unspoken rules and assumptions of traditional facilitation.
This workshop is less about formal structure and more about co-creating an experience with the group. In many ways, this is the meta-skill of facilitation—being able to shape the experience together.
Can't wait to see you all there.
Krystel & Marnie