Training Diploma in Juvenile Rehabilitation Skills and Future Planning

About This Course

This diploma is designed to prepare professionals working with young offenders or at-risk youth by providing them with the knowledge and tools required for effective rehabilitation and future planning. The programme focuses on understanding youth development and behaviour, applying restorative practices, supporting mental health, and guiding young people towards positive life choices. The course equips participants with evidence-based methods for promoting personal growth, resilience, and successful reintegration into society through education, vocational training, and individualised support planning.

Course Objectives

• Understand adolescent psychological and social development in the context of rehabilitation
• Identify contributing factors to juvenile delinquency and criminal behaviour
• Apply restorative justice principles and youth-centred intervention techniques
• Support the development of life skills, emotional regulation, and decision-making in young people
• Collaborate with families, communities, and support networks to encourage reintegration
• Develop tailored rehabilitation plans, including educational and vocational pathways
• Monitor progress and adjust strategies to support sustainable rehabilitation outcomes

Designed For

• Youth workers and rehabilitation officers
• Social workers and child protection professionals
• Teachers and special education needs coordinators (SENCOs)
• Juvenile justice system staff and correctional educators
• Psychologists and behavioural therapists
• Community support workers and programme facilitators

Learning Methods

• Workshops and scenario-based learning
• Case study discussions and behaviour analysis
• Group problem-solving and collaborative planning
• Role-playing restorative justice practices
• Guest speakers from rehabilitation services
• Reflective journals and development portfolios