[ALBSA-Info] Fwd: CfA: Training of Trainers in Southeast Europe, 5-15.11.2002, Budapest

[Agron Alibali]

] CfA: Training of Trainers in Southeast Europe, 5-15.11.2002,
Budapest

7. COUNCIL OF EUROPE TRAINING COURSE: TRAINING FOR TRAINERS IN SOUTH EAST 
EUROPE, 5-15. NOVEMBER, BUDAPEST.
The Directorate of Youth and Sport has acquired an undisputed reputation for 
and expertise in developing educational approaches and materials suitable to 
both formal and non-formal contexts as well as to different cultural 
environments. Its work with multipliers and its long-term training programme 
have all contributed to the development of youth leaders and projects that 
make their impact first and foremost at grass-roots level while being 
remarkably European. 
"Training for Trainers working in South East Europe" complements the other 
training offer of the Directorate of Youth and Sport by allowing 
participants to not only benefit from, but also be in the position to 
themselves run, training programmes with an intercultural dimension. 
Experience has shown that some specificities exist in the field of training 
when working in the countries of South East Europe. 
The growing number of applications received from the region for the regular 
training courses of the Directorate of Youth and Sport demonstrates the need 
for an international training programme focusing on youth in the region. 
This course will address some of these demands by preparing young people to 
confidently and competently plan and run regional and international youth 
activities. 
The experience acquired during the educational activities such as Training 
for Trainers working in Central and Eastern Europe (2000), Long Term 
Training Courses for youth leaders and youth workers carrying out projects 
with young people in South East Europe (2000/2001), and in the Caucasus 
(2001/2002) reveals that focused efforts in these regions should be based on 
the development of quality projects and project leadership. On the other 
hand there is significant demand for trainers and multipliers who, at 
national, regional and European level, are competent to youth activities 
with an intercultural dimension. 
The course "Training for Trainers working in South East Europe" is relevant 
for youth organisations and other youth work institutions who need to have 
competent and autonomous trainers capable of delivering the training their 
membership needs. Building on the accumulated experience of non-formal 
education and youth work, the training course is participant-centred and 
aims at developing participants' knowledge, skills, competencies and 
attitudes in training on topics such as intercultural learning, human rights 
education, youth participation, conflict transformation, citizenship, etc. 
This training course will encourage the participants to develop their 
critical thinking, creativity, communication, ability to deal with 
conflicts, team work, and responsibility in training contexts. 
For more information about the objectives of this course, selection criteria 
as well as access to an application form, go to
http://www.coe.int/T/E/cultural_co-operation/Youth/Activities/Training_Cours 
es/SEE_TC4Trainers_pres.asp#TopOfPage

To get more information about the other training courses offered to youth 
NGOs through the Training Programme of the Youth Centres of the Council of 
Europe in 2002, go to 
http://www.coe.int/T/E/cultural_co-operation/Youth/Activities/Training_Cours 
es/1_TC_EYCs_prog2002.asp#TopOfPage

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