Showing posts with label training. Show all posts
Showing posts with label training. Show all posts

Thursday, May 17, 2012

Communication and Storytelling


Intensiv one-week course that provides participants with basic skills within communication and storytelling



COURSE CONTENT

Formal writing
Professional and efficient business communication, including email communication and how to compose a CV and application letters for jobs, funding or others.

Article writing and Press releases
Storytelling, interview technique, target groups, brainstorming and decision making technique.

Social Media Channels
The use, purpose, and potential of: Twitter, facebook, linkedin, blogging, website incl. getting participants online.

Layout
The basic guidelines for a good layout in marketing material (flyers, brochures, etc.)


For further information or enrolment please contact course trainer
Julie Krogh:
julie.krogh@training4change.org
+255 688 020 359
Course start
Monday, June 4, 2012

Course end
Friday, June 8, 2012

Location
Global Platform Dar es Salaam Tanzania

Who can participate
NGO and communication employees

Price
210 USD

More Information

Summary

MS-TCDC Dar es Salaam is conducting an intensive one-week communication course that provides participants with tools to communicate consistent, efficient and in an inspiring way. The course will touch upon various aspects of organizational and corporate communication as well as storytelling, and will be adjusted to the specific interests of the participants.


Wednesday, April 11, 2012

International Youth Leadership Conference Dubai (IYLC-UAE)


International Youth Leadership Conference, United Arab Emirates


 The International Youth Leadership Conference Dubai (IYLC-UAE) is a week-long youth forum on world economics, international relations and justice. Hosted for the first time in the United Arab Emirates, and building on the success of the IYLC held biannually in Prague, Czech Republic, the IYLC-UAE will bring together prominent students from 40 different countries for an open-minded exchange of diverse perspectives on contemporary global challenges.
The IYLC-UAE reaches out to the leading universities around the world and works with their most promising student leaders. Owing to its competitive application process, the IYLC welcomes only outstanding students, who demonstrate exceptional leadership potential, as well as academic and professional excellence.
  • The IYLC provides an international forum for students to develop their leadership skills through interaction with leading professionals, managers, high-ranking officials, diplomats and academics.
  • The IYLC is an unparalleled learning experience, which blends social interaction with cultural and academic components to create a cohesive experience that promotes cross- cultural youth participation and socially responsible leadership.
  • The IYLC brings together a diverse group of participants from 5 continents, who represent a wide spectrum of interests and viewpoints and engage in challenging discussions on issues of global importance.
  • The IYLC is a great networking opportunity, which allows students to build contacts with their peers around the world, establishing lasting relationships with a potential to positively impact their academic and professional careers.
More Information
http://www.iylcuae.org

Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Borlaug Fellowship Program Accepting Applications



The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) in cooperation with the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) is pleased to announce the 2012 Norman E. Borlaug International Agricultural Science and Technology Fellowship Program (Borlaug Fellowship Program) for selected Feed the Future countries. These Fellowships are offered as part of the Feed the Future 21st Century Borlaug 21st Century Leadership Program. They are intended to increase the number of women in leadership positions in agriculture and, as such, only female applicants will be selected.
The Borlaug Fellowship Program promotes food security and economic growth by increasing scientific knowledge, advancing the transfer of new agricultural technology, and encouraging collaborative research to improve agricultural productivity. Under the Feed the Future 21st Century Borlaug Leadership Program, early to mid-career female agricultural professionals with an entrepreneurial spirit and a strong desire to aid agricultural development in their home country are targeted. 
Please note: The deadline for all countries is April 6, 2012.  

ONE YOUNG WORLD CALL FOR CANDICATES




One Young World - Where young leaders start leading

Where young leaders
start leading.


One Young World Delegates

  Candidates and delegates

Could you be a delegate? If you were born during or after 1986 and have qualities you think might make you a leader then you should be at One Young World 2012.
Delegates should have following skills, traits and beliefs:
  • Teamwork
  • Leadership potential and skills
  • Concern about global issues
  • Ability to generate and articulate impactful ideas
  • A commitment to volunteering or other extracurricular activity (evidence required)
You'll meet people like yourself from almost every country in the world. You'll be inspired by some of the world's great leaders and can discuss the things you care about and tell the world what you're doing to lead for a better future. 

Hover over the icons below for more information about  becoming an One Young World Ambassador.
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Register as a candidate  Register as a candidate
Meet and learn from the One Young World Counsellors. In 2011, Counsellors included Archbipshop Desmond Tutu, Bob Geldof, Donna Karan, Christine Ockrent, Jamie Oliver, Wael Ghonim and Joss Stone.
View the 2011 counsellors
 
Each delegate place covers:
 Return travel to and from the Summit in Pittsburgh
 Hotel accommodation for the duration of the Summit
 Meals and catering
 Ground transportation in Pittsburgh
 The Summit itself
(There are no additional costs and all funds are used solely for the delegates - no profit is made from the Summit)