Course Description
The programme is designed to include material in the formulation of practice(s) that create energy and life enhancing 'nourishment' for both the practitioner and the situations they work in, as well as for the people they work with. Through the application of reflecting processes within the ongoing conduct of the practice, attention to the crucial details of the practice will grow out of the interests and enthusiasm of the practitioner. This will reflect back into the programme, so that as the practice research develops, so specific methods of working will be created, refined, savoured and shared with others within the programme's research school. The practice will be grounded in relation to those who might benefit from the methods used. This will entail broadening and deepening the focus for the practice. The programme will provide for creating and expanding relationships between practice and commentary and theoretical considerations, such that new theoretical The background to the programme is based on the perspective that managers, leaders, consultants and therapists, for example, create excellent practice through engaging with clients, other people at work and others in similar fields who may possess a diversity of practice. At the beginning of the programme participants will form learning contracts with other group members so that, through the engagement with each other, learning is developed and the course of practice is formulated with each other in the research school programme. Thus participants of the programme draw on each other's resources and knowledge. The groups that are formed will be central to the learning. Course staff will facilitate the learning events and processes together with programme participants. Course staff will be available for coaching, advice, tutoring and sharing in the processes of the programme.

Course Fees
Course fees for 2007 were: £3000 per annum plus such tutorial arrangements as are negotiated with faculty staff from time to time according to the needs of the programme participants. The fee covers all tuition and consultation to students in their explorations of what they are developing. Students will be responsible for the cost of the residential intensives.

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Assessment method
The award of the degree is subject to the presentation of materials used in innovative practice(s), together with a 20,000 to 30,000 word commentary inter-relating the practice(s) to research literature, making a portfolio overall of some 40,000 to 60,000 words (maximum).

Entry Requirements
Applicants will normally possess a good first degree or professional qualification and be in currently involved in the field that is the focus of the practice the programme participant wishes to develop. There may be other routes into the programme, enquiries can be made to KCCF to discuss these possibilities.

Course Venue
2 Wyvil Court
Trenchold Street
Lambeth
London
SW8 2TG

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