Learning and Development Pathways Template – Kingston and Richmond Youth Justice Service (February 2021)

Published:30/03/202117/04/2024

Summary:

Examples of learning and development pathways developed by Kingston and Richmond youth justice service.

Description:

Richmond and Kingston youth justice service have developed a learning and development pathway to support identifying training needs of staff. They have also shared a copy of their anonymised training needs template

Contact:

Youth justice service	Richmond and Kingston Youth Justice Service
Name:	Michael O’Connor
Email:	michael.o’connor@achievingforchildren.org.uk

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