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March 2020
Sphere Training of Trainers (HRN – Ottawa)
The course aims to prepare individuals to promote learning on applying the Sphere Handbook through sharing experiences and practicing. Target audience The training will target humanitarian professionals and practitioners of Canadian Development and Humanitarian organizations and/or students in Development and/or Humanitarian affairs. Course aim and objectives By the end of the course, participants will be able to: TEACH AND TRAIN THEIR PEERS Understand and learn about basic adult learning principles Learn how to design a learning event, defining key contents…
Find out more »Stayin’ Alive – Personal and Team Approaches to Safety and Security (Montreal)
This two-day training workshop prepares NGO staff and volunteers to travel and work in low to moderate risk locations.
Find out more »Stayin’ Alive – Personal and Team Approaches to Safety and Security (Ottawa)
This two-day training workshop prepares NGO staff and volunteers to travel and work in low to moderate risk locations.
Find out more »April 2020
Building Personal and Team Resilience (Headington Institute – Ottawa)
This workshop is designed for anyone working in the humanitarian sector, particularly those who have large workloads, significant responsibility for others, and close contact with the suffering of others. It will also be particularly relevant for anyone who deploys to support humanitarian responses.
Find out more »May 2020
Safety and Security Management 101 (Ottawa)
This two-day course provides HQ staff with the technical capacity to manage safety and security in a humanitarian organization. Please note the locations for each training: May 12-13: Ottawa June 22-23: Toronto *If there is insufficient registration, courses may be combined. We will attempt to accommodate the preferred date/location of the highest number of registrants. Why it's important The people who manage the safety and security for your staff have a large responsibility to fill. It's important that they are…
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