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BECOME A
RESILIENCY

COACH

Becoming a Resiliency Coach

Building Resiliency for Florida’s children and families is a top priority of the Florida Department of Education. Florida is taking a first-of-its-kind approach to reframe mental health to help children become resilient. Resiliency Characteristics, such as grit, perseverance and problem solving can be applied in a variety of situations, whether a student is improving a course grade, participating on a team or recovering from a natural disaster. 
 
To become a Resiliency Coach, you must have met current volunteer screening requirements with the local school district and complete an online training with a 4-hour volunteer practicum.
 
Resiliency Coaches will serve as one of the first layers of support. Resiliency Coaches are trusted adults who are trained to support children as they build resiliency to face day-to-day challenges. When children build resiliency, they have better academic achievement, better attendance and a greater ability to set short- and long-term goals.

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Step 1:

COMPLETE INTEREST FORM

The first step to becoming a Resiliency Coach is completing the Resiliency Coach Interest Form. Your District Volunteer Coordinator will verify the background screening requirements for your district.

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Step 2:

COMPLETE ONLINE TRAINING

Once you have successfully completed the screening requirements, your District Volunteer Coordinator will enroll you in the online training course using your email address. You will then receive a link to create your online training account. After setting up your account, you will gain access to the online training.
 
After you complete the online training, your District Volunteer Coordinator will follow up with details on how to complete the required 4-hour volunteer practicum.

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Step 3:

COMPLETE 4-HOUR PRACTICUM 

Once you’ve completed the online training, the next step is to put your new skills into practice. Click the button below to review the Volunteer Practicum Guidelines and Volunteer Orientation to learn how to complete the remainder of your Resiliency Coach training.

After finishing the 4-hour volunteer practicum, you will complete a brief, final survey. After completing the online training, the volunteer hours, and the final survey, you are now a Resiliency Coach and are eligible to receive your $150 stipend!

SIGN-UP FOR

Resiliency
Coach Training

To encourage Resiliency Education, the Florida Department of Education offers ways for parents and grandparents to help support students in Florida schools. Resiliency Coaches are trusted adults who are trained to mentor kids as they build resiliency to face day-to-day challenges.

 

Click below to sign up to start your Resiliency Coach Training!

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