The Global Education Network for Young Europeans, GLEN (http://www.glen-europe.org/), is finishing its Multipliers Training cycle 2009. The participants from 12 different European countries are slowly coming back from their internships done in European tandems in development organisations in South-East Europe, Asia and Africa. In November, GLEN organises two trainings to improve the skills of these former participants to work in global education in Europe.
From November 19-22, 2009, GLEN organises a specific global education training called Transfer Seminar for former GLEN participants in Korstelecke Horky, Czech Republic. This pilot seminar is foreseen for people who are interested in a more profound training in global education after coming back from their internship abroad. The aim of the seminar is to support them with further qualification and skills in order to allow them to make use of their Southern experience and plan their global education activities in Europe. During the seminar the participants will be guided through the learning and planning process.
Furthermore, GLEN organises a Train The Trainer Seminar (in French language) from November 26-29, 2009 in Donaueschingen, near Freiburg, in Germany. This training aims at qualifying former GLEN participants in diverse methods and skills of global education and in the leading of seminars: moderation, group dynamics, planning of a session, how to lead a group etc. The target group is the former participants of the French speaking GLEN group, but also all interested persons who would like to get more information on GLEN and get qualified in these issues before getting involved in GLEN as trainers.
For more information on both trainings and on the possibility to participate, please contact Laure Heinrich at: laure.heinrich@inwent.org
Information provided by Laure Heinrich, GLEN coordination, InWEnt/ASA-programm
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