Mental Health Awareness Training by St John Ambulance
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Manchester Met is working with St John Ambulance to deliver this training. If you would like to attend, we will retain a record of your attendance and training outcome reported to us by St John Ambulance and we will also be required to share your full name and student email address with St John Ambulance so that you can be provided with a certificate. We rely on the legitimate interest lawful basis to use your information in this way.
A record of your attendance will be retained by the University for the academic year. If you have any questions about the training, please contact HEEnrichment@mmu.ac.uk - in the first instance. For information about your data subject rights (such as the right to object), and how to contact our data protection officer, please see our data subjects’ rights page. You also have the right to complain to the Information Commissioner’s Office if you are unhappy with how we use your information – contact details are available here.
This three hour Mental Health Awareness course delivered by St John Ambulance is designed to give you a greater understanding of what mental health is and how to be more empathetic and supportive of people experiencing mental ill-health. After completion of the course, you will receive a certificate from St John Ambulance.
This training is for Health and Education students only. (Please check the Rise site for your faculty’s specific training if not a H&E student.)
The training session enhances your understanding of what mental health is, common conditions, stigmas and protective factors.
This 3-hour course demonstrates how to communicate in an empathetic manner and put this into practice with realistic case studies and practical activities.
You will gain your mental health certificate from St John Ambulance for full attendance. There is a comfort break. There is no assessment.
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Manchester Met is working with St John Ambulance to deliver this training. If you would like to attend, we will retain a record of your attendance and training outcome reported to us by St John Ambulance and we will also be required to share your full name and student email address with St John Ambulance so that you can be provided with a certificate. We rely on the legitimate interest lawful basis to use your information in this way.
A record of your attendance will be retained by the University for the academic year. If you have any questions about the training, please contact HEEnrichment@mmu.ac.uk - in the first instance. For information about your data subject rights (such as the right to object), and how to contact our data protection officer, please see our data subjects’ rights page. You also have the right to complain to the Information Commissioner’s Office if you are unhappy with how we use your information – contact details are available here.
This three hour Mental Health Awareness course delivered by St John Ambulance is designed to give you a greater understanding of what mental health is and how to be more empathetic and supportive of people experiencing mental ill-health. After completion of the course, you will receive a certificate from St John Ambulance.
This training is for Health and Education students only. (Please check the Rise site for your faculty’s specific training if not a H&E student.)
The training session enhances your understanding of what mental health is, common conditions, stigmas and protective factors.
This 3-hour course demonstrates how to communicate in an empathetic manner and put this into practice with realistic case studies and practical activities.
You will gain your mental health certificate from St John Ambulance for full attendance. There is a comfort break. There is no assessment.
Badges
Points
15 Rise points
Graduate attributes
Select the graduate attributes from the HTML block picker