YPQT Training

Youth Program Quality Tool (YPQT) Training

Thursday, June 25
10am – 5pm

1801 Research Blvd.
First Floor Conference Center
Rockville, MD 20850

Facilitator:
France Robinson, School Age Youth Programs Manager

Class size limit: 30

Course Description:
In addition to providing the nationally recognized Advancing Youth Development (AYD) training, the Montgomery County Collaboration Council is proud to offer the Youth Program Quality Tool (YPQT) Training. This full-day training focuses on explaining the importance of evaluating youth programming and teaching youth practitioners to use the YPQT. The tool, customized for Montgomery County’s afterschool and Out-of-School Time (OST) programs, is designed to assess program quality across five key domains: program structure, program content, safe environment, supportive environment, and interaction and engagement.

What Will Participants Learn?
The YPQT Training will give participants the necessary tools and skills to assess the quality of youth programming, summarize key insights and recommendations, and conduct follow-up meetings to set improvement plans.

Who Should Sign Up?
This professional development opportunity is for youth development practitioners, executive directors, and other staff who work with youth in schools, youth-serving community organizations, and agencies in Montgomery County, MD.

Please note that the Collaboration Council may take photographs or video of this YPQT Training. Photographs and videos may be posted on our website, shared in our newsletter, and used for other educational or promotional purposes. By registering for this training, you consent to being photographed/filmed. If you have questions about this, please contact training@collaborationcouncil.org

This training has already occurred.