Upcoming Courses

Sexually transmitted infections: an introduction

19-Nov-08

Organised By: FPA
Entrance Fee: ÂŁ120 (Cost per place on open course)

This one-day introductory course is designed for those with little or no knowledge of sexually transmitted infections.

It is suitable for those working with adults and young people in any setting, including education, health, youth work and social care, who wish to work more effectively with their client group in raising awareness of sexually transmitted infections.

Aim: To enable workers to promote positive sexual health through increased knowledge of sexually transmitted infections, prevention and availabl support.

Learning outcomes:

  • Gain a basic knowledge of common sexually transmitted infections - their signs, symptoms, transmission and treatment. 
  • Understand the relevance of sexually transmitted infections within sexual health promotion work. 
  • Identify barriers to service access. 
  • Consider strategies to prevent occurrences of sexually transmitted infections.
  • Discuss attitudes towards sexually transmitted infections.

Contact details

Helen Shipley
0845 122 8661
helens@fpa.org.uk

Venue Details

London

 

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