RJC Registered Trainers
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Search for quality trainers who can deliver what you need.
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Have confidence that the training you receive will meet industry-wide standards.
Join as an RJC Practitioner Member
Joining the Register of Restorative Practitioners will give you public recognition of your experience as a restorative practitioner. Your name will be on the online Register and you will be able to keep in touch with the field of restorative practice, through our newsletter Resolution and monthly e-bulletins, free telephone advice, member-only resources on the website and discounted entry to RJC events including our Annual Practitioners Day.
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Quality Assurance
The Restorative Justice Council is the quality assurance body for the field of restorative practice
We provide quality assurance in five key ways:
Practitioner and Trainer Registers
The RJC holds a national register of Trainers signed up to the RJC Trainers Code of Practice. Anyone looking for training in restorative practice can search it for a training provider online, knowing that the Trainer has signed up to deliver training to minimum standards set by the RJC.
The Restorative Practitioner Register lists individual practitioners who have gained the RJC's Accredited Practitioner status as well as Associate members. Further information about the Register and how to apply for membership can be found here.
Guidance
Our Principles of Restorative Practice forms the underpinning ethical framework for restorative practice. The Home Office published Best Practice Guidance for Practitioners in 2004, and RJC was commissioned to review the guidance in 2010. The Best Practice Guidance (2011) is now available.
Codes of Practice
The RJC Trainers Code of Practice sets the industry wide standard for training providers (see below). We have also developed a Practitioner Code of Practice, which all members of the Practitioner Register are required to sign up to.
Standards and Accreditation
The RJC Standards and Accreditation Board leads all our work on standards and accreditation. The Board's main function is to promote best practice, quality assurance and appopriate accreditation in all areas of restorative practice. It oversees the development of both the Trainers and Practitioner Registers.
RJC Accreditation Quality Mark
The RJC has developed the Accreditation Quality Mark (AQM) to recognise accreditations (qualifications) that will lead to membership of the Register for Restorative Practitioners.
Further Reading about Quality Assurance
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RJC Practitioner Register
Information on the new RJC Practitioner Register
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2010 National Occupational Standards for Restorative Practice, Skills for Justice
The National Occupational Standards (NOS) are the nationally agreed standards for restora ..
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Standards and Accreditation - our work, and further reading
The RJC has for a long time led the field by drawing together the expertise of all our members ..
