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      Foto: Izla Bethdavid Boltena, Mali

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    • VIDEO session 2

       

       

    • VIDEO SESSION 3

       

       

    • Video SESSION 4

       

       

      • VIDEO session 5

         

         

        • VIDEO SESSION 6

            

            

        • Information about the course start

               The course starts on September 28th, 10:00 am (GMT+2)



          BEFORE THE COURSE  you will greatly benefit if you invest time to refresh your
          knowledge about CHS reading the Manual on Core Humanitarian Standard and
          taking a look at the CHS Training Handbook.


        • COURSE SCHEDULE


                  Note:  Schedule refers to Swedish timezone, we will provide information about when the session starts in your time zone. 

          • ToT Course details

                 Description of the Course

            The aim of the CHS TOT workshop is to build the capacity of trainers to facilitate training on the 
            Core Humanitarian Standard.  While facilitated remotely, the course focuses on the delivery of 
            face-to-face workshops.

             Who should attend?

            This course is designed for people who already have experience in facilitating face-to-face training. 
            Participants are expected  to  have experience of quality and accountability toward affected 
            communities and knowledge of the Core Humanitarian Standard. Your mission will be to develop
            learning materials, so it´s great if you are familiar with Power-point and/or other digital tools.

            Course content

            Working from a trainer’s perspective, this TOT will examine sessions on the Core Humanitarian 
            Standard: introductory course. Participants will reflect on the content and methodology of the 
            sessions, through the lens of adult learning principles. Participants will experience elements of the 
            course and critically review existing sessions. They will also have the opportunity to prepare their 
            own session plans in small teams and receive feedback from facilitators and their peers.



            Course format

            The course will be delivered across 6 weeks and will involve around 22 hours study time. This 
            includes an introductory session on adult learning principles (1.5 hours), five remotely facilitated 
            synchronous sessions focusing on the CHS course (3 hours each) and 4 asynchronous team exercises, 
            lasting around 1 to 1.5 hour each. Participants are expected to attend all facilitated sessions and complete 
            team-work exercises in order to receive the certificate.


            Please note that participants will need to have a stable internet connection to participate, 
            as the training requiers that you have you video on.

             


            Learning outcomes

            By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

            • Explain key learning messages for the humanitarian principles and each of the 9 commitments
            • Develop session plans for a training workshop on the Core Humanitarian Standard that is aligned to adult learning principles
            • Contextualise the training course to ensure It is relevant to the operating context of their future workshop participants
            • State adult learning principles and apply them to designing and running training sessions.

            • Meet our trainer

              Charlie Dalrymple is an experienced facilitator with extensive experience of the CHS. 
              He was involved in the technical advisory group that developed the standard and is an 
              approved master trainer for both the “Introduction to CHS” course and the “Training of 
              Trainers for CHS” (TOT) course. 

              CV: https://www.chsalliance.org/approved-training-scheme/charlie-dalrymple/