ACT.iVATE
A tRAINING TOOL TO CATALYSE THE WELLBEING OF WALES
Welcome change-maker
You are one of a growing network of trainers across Wales who has chosen to do something remarkable: to bring the Well-being of Future Generations Act to life in your organisation.
what is act.ivate
The act.ivate system is a deck of ‘inspiration’ cards designed to help you build a training pathway that best suit your organisational needs.
the four stages of act.ivate
the cards are divided into four categories. Each one a key stage in designing, delivering and evaluating training.
1-setting the scene.
yellow cards
Inspiration for the time and place your training will take place
2-Priming for Change
blue cards
helping you to prepare for your training session to best tailor to organisational needs
3-Catalysing action
green cards
supporting the ‘doing’ phase with suggested techniques and methods.
4-sustaining impact
turquoise cards
Suggestions for ensuring that learning transforms into long term action, way past the session themselves.
want to know more about the the set up of the cards? download our simple explainer here
The Act is at its most transformative when it moves into the lived practice of everyday decisions.
The most powerful training is rooted in the real work of your organisation. As you explore Act.ivate, we encourage you to think about what your colleagues need to know and also what that means for their work in practice, including how they feel, think and act everyday.
Where do you want to begin?
choose from the three options below
OUR ACT.iVATE
We have pre-designed a range of act.ivate pathways, based on the a range of common organisational needs. for more click here
<testers please note this just opens one example for the time being>
MY ACT.iVATE
Use the sorting tool to Build your own Act.ivate Pathway according to your training plans, team and organisational priorities sorting tool.
THE DEVELOPMENT OF ACT.IVATE
To build this tool, we stand on the shoulders of giants. Cick on the development of Act.ivate to learn more about the inspiration behind the tool