The primary component of restorative process training is a 5-day workshop that provides sufficient opportunity for all trainees to practice the skills of a facilitator in a sfae learning environment. Another important aspect of the 5-day training course is that, by way of skills practice exercises, it provides delegates with an understanding of the issues as they affect all potential participants in the restorative process and enables them to develop an empathy for those involved in, or affected by, the harmful behaviour.

However, the training can also be delivered through a modular approach that can be specifically designed to meet the client's needs.

The training is provided for a minimum of 8 students in order that each can obtain maximum benefit from the course and others' experience, with a maximum of 24. The training is normally at a location chosen and arranged by the client.

Restorative processes awareness training and restorative reprimand, final warning and cautioning training specifically for those organisations and their staff working in the context of criminal justice can be arranged for at least 6 students.