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Courses

we do public and private co-design training

we are now taking bookings for private training in 2025 contact us

introductory or mid-level training for teams

we’ve trained many teams in co-design - from introductory-focused sessions, to teams who want to build deeper skills

we offer in-person and virtual training, and can customise our modules to your context

co-design for leaders

🗓️ starts 11 March 2025 (learn more and register)

While co-design is increasing in popularity, many leaders aren’t clear about how to support co-design to succeed. Staff and communities feel the confusion. Co-design isn’t right for all projects.

📋 course description

This course will develop your understanding of co-design and teach you:

  • about different ways, roles and responsibilities, including yours as a sponsor or funder

  • how to set-up and support people leading and participating in co-design

  • about making wise decisions about where co-design is best, scoping

  • about the need for culturally and community-specific ways

  • about checking-in and encouraging a broader culture of curiosity and co-design

This course is for leaders. We won’t turn you into a co-design practitioner.

co-designing with care: a seven-part course

🗓️ 23 July 2024 - SOLD OUT
🗓️ February 2025 (express your interest - closes 30 October)

📋 what will I learn?

in this seven-part course, you’ll learn: 

  • about your scope of practice

  • how to plan and co-plan co-design with safety, inclusion, connection and hospitality

  • ways to care for yourself, others and outcomes during co-design

  • about accountability, courage and repair in co-design

  • about different roles in co-design

  • about different kinds of individual and collective care for co-design facilitators and team members

  • how to better anticipate and plan for phase shifts and endings

  • from peers

together we try to build solidarity and collective care

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understanding co-design (delivered over three or four half-day sessions)

🗓️ only offered privately (email us to inquire - minimum of 10 participants)

co-design is everywhere – what is it?

📋 series description

in this series you’ll bring your own knowledge and learn: 

  • what co-design is and is not

  • how to recognise co-design and tell it apart from other design and engagement approaches

  • about some of the different roles within co-design

  • about the Model of Care for Co-design and how to apply it

  • about mindsets, practical frameworks, tools and methods you can use (even if you’re not able to do a full co-design process)

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💌 If you’d like to enquire about training in a topic that isn’t listed here contact us.

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