PASE offers on-site training and technical assistance tailored to meet the specific professional development needs of one’s organization. We can also develop options for a group of organizations.
- Academic Support
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- Academic Enrichment for Elementary, Middle & High School Programs
- Academic and Personal Goal Setting for Youth
- College Prep Services for Middle & High School Youth
- Cooperative Learning Techniques in Afterschool
- Helping Pre-Teens Prepare for High School
- Linking Afterschool Activities to School-Day Standards
- Strategies for Homework Help
- Study Skills & Organization
- Developmentally Appropriate Practice
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- Adjusting Activities to Participants' Developmental Needs
- Behavior Management
- Effective Group Facilitation
- Health & Sexuality Awareness & Programs
- Introduction to Child Development
- Introduction to Adolescent Development
- Understanding Boundaries and Ethics
- Enrichment
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- Beyond Food & Dance: Supporting Cultural Diversity
- Creating a Culture of Literacy in K-12 Afterschool Program
- Creative Use of the Arts Afterschool
- Hands-On Math & Science Activities
- Literacy and the Arts
- Planning Inclusive Holiday Activities
- Service Learning Programs
- Health and Safety
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- Bullying Prevention
- Child Abuse Identification & Prevention
- Conflict Resolution
- Developing Safety & Emergency Plans
- Dynamics of Family Violence
- Fitness Games and Programs
- Gang Culture: Recognizing, Understanding & Countering
- Mental Health Services for Children and Youth
- Nutrition & Healthy Eating in Afterschool g
- Safe Emotional Spaces for Children and Youth
- Supporting Families Around Health Issues
- Teaching Tolerance
- Summer Learning
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- Best Practices for Summer Programming
- Creating a Culture of Literacy and Learning
- Exciting Summer Culminating Event
- Lesson Planning for Summer
- Math, Science and Environmental Activities
- Making the Most of Summer Field Trips
- Supervising Summer Staff
- Training & Supervision of SYEP Staff
- Special Populations
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- Meeting the Needs of Formerly Incarcerated Youth
- Meeting the Needs of Homeless Children
- Meeting the Needs of Children in Foster Care
- Understanding Your Program's Obligations in Serving Special Needs Populations
- Understanding the Full Spectrum of Developmental Disabilities
- Working with Parents of Special Needs Children
- Working with Undocumented Youth
- Working with LGBTQ Youth
- Partnerships and Collaborations (Schools, Communities and Families)
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- Building & Strengthening School/CBO Relationships
- Collaborating with Arts and Cultural Institutions
- Conducting Community Needs Assessments
- Establishing Partnerships with Schools for Center-Based Programs
- Family Engagement & Involvement
- Workforce Development
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- Building Your Skills as a Role Model & Teacher
- Exposing Young People to the Arts as a Career
- Preparing Volunteers to Work in Programs
- Professional Development Plans for Staff
- Professionalism in the Workplace
- Supporting Teens Who Work in Your Program
- Training of Trainers
- Program Design
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- Designing Effective Middle & High School Programs
- Effective Lesson Plans
- Program Development
- Project-based Program Design
- Thematic Curriculum Planning
- Using the NYSAN QSA Tool for Program Design & Assessment
- Program Management
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- Board Leadership
- Keeping Board Members Engaged and Focused
- Financial Management: Getting the Books Right
- Managing Multiple Funding Streams
- Marketing and Communications
- New Site Directors Training
- Nonprofit Governance
- Outcomes and Assessment
- Participatory Assessment with Youth
- Program Manual Preparation
- Risk Management and Compliance
- Staff Recruitment and Retention
- Strategies & Resources for Professional Development
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Frequently Asked Questions
I have very specific needs for my program. Are you able to design staff development to meet those needs?
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Yes. We always begin with a needs assessment to determine the best direction to take. We then customize training and technical assistance to address those needs.
How many people can attend a workshop at one time?
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Generally workshops should not exceed 30 participants but adjustments can be made based on topic.
I am interested in your services, but my program has a tight budget. How have other organizations paid for training and/or technical assistance?
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As the leader in afterschool education, we keep our rates competitive and budget-friendly. Some programs have partnered with one another to share in the cost. Members of PASE receive a 10% discount on all site- based services. To learn more about membership click here.
What kind of documentation do we receive?
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All training participants receive certificates of completion which outline any SACC training requirements fulfilled. For technical assistance, programs receive a summary report outlining process, accomplishments, and recommendations.
It is important that I see results, how can you deliver on this?
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The more in depth the services, the greater the impact. PASE can do a single workshop, but we also recommend a training series on related topic or pairing technical assistance with a workshop. This allows your staff to absorb and put into practice the knowledge and skills they have gained.
Who are PASE trainers?
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PASE draws its trainers from community-based organizations, institutions of higher education, leading non-profits, and most importantly, from "practitioner-experts" working in the field, whose expertise is informed by their daily work. PASE trainers utilize varied training techniques. The end result is relevant and contextualized professional development that hones skills, strengthens programs, and propels the field forward.
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Rates for Site-Based (NYC) Professional Development
Technical Assistance Contracts
This includes a needs assessment and final report.
TA requests must be a minimum of three hours. Hours and a description of services will be included Scope of Work to be approved before services begin.
Rate: $175 an hour
Training Contracts
This includes a needs assessment, training session(s) and training materials. Please note for some workshops, additional materials fees may apply and will be outlined in training agreement.
| One session rate |
| Half day training (2.5 hours) |
$850 |
| Full day training (5 hours) |
$1,250 |
Three part series |
| Three half day (2.5 hour) on-site training sessions |
$2,400 |
| Three full day (5.0 hour) on-site training sessions |
$3,600 |
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