AzCASE Workshops & Training
The Arizona Center for Afterschool Excellence
CLASS Live Virtual Workshops
Leadership Live Virtual Workshops
Earn 1 CEU for each Workshop
Our virtual Spring Training Workshops return this February with professional development designed specifically for afterschool and Out-of-School Time professionals like you.
Join us for two powerful weeks of learning, collaboration, and growth:
Workshops Week 1: February 17, 18, 19
Workshops Week 2: February 24, 25, 26
Whether you’re looking to refresh your skills, discover new strategies, or expand your professional toolkit, these interactive virtual sessions will equip you with practical tools and insights to make an even greater impact in your programs.
Space is limited, so be ready to secure your spot when registration opens!
Professional development that fits your schedule. Training that transforms your practice.
Custom Workshops
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Check out our extensive library of on-demand workshops. New workshops now available!
All webinars provide 1 hour of CEU for registered attendees.
Email: info@azafterschool.org
"Youth Leading the Way"
Webinar Recording Now Available Here
Service learning and civic engagement activities can provide young people with big benefits on almost every level of youth development. Studies show that youth who take part in these activities can see improvement in their academic outcomes, social-emotional skills and their sense of connectedness to their community. Not only that, service learning and civic engagement activities and projects are often the most memorable (and fun!) of any out-of-school-time program!
Join us for a one-hour webinar on how you can easily implement service learning and civic engagement projects in your program. Learn how youth voice and choice can create fun and meaningful activities that will connect youth with their community and your program. Gain practical guidance on how to find and execute projects, and how to model civic engagement values and behavior. Most importantly – learn how youth can have fun, make a difference, and create connections to their community!
Program Applicability: K-4, 5-8, 9-12
DHS Continuing Education: Program Management (1 Hour)
Quality Standards Alignment:
III. Intentional Programming & Activities
V. Family, School & Community Engagement
Getting Started with the Arizona Quality Standards Assessment Tool
presented by Genevieve Burns, Arizona Center for Afterschool Excellence
Webinar Recording Now Available Here
Every out-of-school time program can benefit from regular and honest self-assessment. To assist program staff in measuring and improving their program quality, the Arizona Center for Afterschool Excellence is proud to offer the AzQSAT, a free online tool that gives OST program directors and site coordinators the ability to assess their quality and track their improvement over time!
In this one hour webinar, participating programs will learn how to register for and navigate this powerful, reliable, and FREE online tool! Programs are encouraged to follow along with the online tool during the webinar and get started on their very first self-assessment. Whether you’re just getting started with the AzQSAT or need a refresher, don’t miss this training!
Program Applicability: K-4, 5-8, 9-12
DHS Continuing Education: Program Management (1 Hour)
Quality Standards Alignment:
VII. Data and Evaluation
Registration Fee: Registration is free but all attendees must pre-register.
Owl and Panther: Helping Refugee Youth Move through the Darkness
presented by Marge Pellegrino, Owl and Panther Project
Webinar Recording Now Available Here
Every year Arizona becomes home to thousands of refugee families from throughout the world. These women, children and men have waited years to leave behind dire and dangerous circumstances and create a new life in a safe, welcoming country. As refugee children and youth adjust to life in their new home, they are often in need of support, understanding and mentorship to overcome the trauma they’ve experienced.
Join presenter Marge Pellegrino for an eye-opening webinar on how youth program staff can provide guidance and support to refugee youth, and help them to successfully adapt to life in their new country. Marge will share her knowledge and best practices from her 17 years working with Tucson’s refugee community. You’ll learn about how the Hopi Foundation’s Owl & Panther Project utilizes art to provide meaningful and healing experiences for refugee youth, the unique stressors and behaviors refugee youth may exhibit, and effective approaches to creating positive relationships and the sense of belonging in your program.
Program Applicability: K-4, 5-8, 9-12
DHS Continuing Education: Growth and Development (1 Hour)
Quality Standards Alignment:
II. Positive Relationships
IV. Equity and Inclusion