Frequently Asked Questions
This page is here to offer clear, helpful answers about what we do, how we work, and why our approach matters. Inspired by the collaborative and intelligent nature of the jackdaw, we aim to provide support that’s practical, thoughtful, and rooted in real-world experience.
If you can’t find what you’re looking for, don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Who can attend the training courses?
Our courses are open to mental health professionals, social workers, psychologists, forensic specialists, researchers, education workers, and other practitioners working with children and youth who are engaging antisocial behaviour.
Are the courses suitable for beginners?
Yes, the courses provide foundational knowledge and practical skills suitable for those without any prior experience in conducting risk assessments as well as experienced professionals looking to expand their expertise.
What qualifications will I receive after completing the training?
Participants will receive a certificate of completion, and in some cases, a certification as a qualified user following successful assessments.
How long are the courses?
Typical courses are one-two full days, depending on the course. The online sessions include interactive exercises, group work, discussions, and practice cases.
Are the courses conducted online or in-person?
Our courses are primarily delivered online, making them accessible to professionals in different locations and time zones. We also offer in-person options to groups.
How do I register for a course?
Contact us directly, or fill out the Enquiry Form, for registration to upcoming courses or group bookings.
What is the cost of the courses?
Pricing varies depending on the course and location. Please have a look at each course’s training page for current individual and group costs.
Can I participate in a course if I am from a different country?
Absolutely! Our online courses are designed to be accessible to international participants.
What materials will I receive?
Participants will receive a manual, assessment sheets, and exercises/practice cases prior to the course.
Is ongoing support available after the training?
Yes, all participants are invited to join our practitioner community for updates, questions, and continuous professional development. We also offer consultation sessions if you need additional help, or help with a complex case, after the course.
When will the next training sessions be scheduled?
Please have a look at the training course page where training dates will be posted.
If I have specific learning needs, will these be met?
We want everyone to be able to take our courses and will always do our best to accommodate diverse learning needs and goals. Please reach out to us in advance so we can tailor the training or provide additional support to meet your individual requirements.
Do you provide training in languages other than English?
We offer SVARY training in Spanish. We are also currently working on translating the EARL-V3 to Spanish and Dutch and will be able to provide training in these languages in 2026. For EARL-V3, SAVRY, and ERASOR training in Swedish we refer you to the EARL/SAVRY network: SAVRY.se
