Active Citizens Pakistan Programme – 2009-2011
The British Council in Pakistan implemented an exciting programme for young people aiming at strengthening active citizenship and participation. We are currently looking for facilitators to be trained to deliver key trainings of the programme.
The programme aims to build the capacity of 4000 young people as leaders, influencers and active citizens within their communities developing their skills in leadership, communication, advocacy, citizenship, proposal writing, social action project delivery, fund-raising, entrepreneurship, partnership and network building during the first phase of capacity building in 2009 – 2010. the second phase will be implemented during 2010 – 2011.
We are looking forward to select a group of a total of 35 participants, to attend a five day Facilitators’ Training to be organised in Lahore from 17 – 21 November, 2009 and deliver the modules with young people.
The facilitators’ training is aimed at understanding the Active Citizenship training package including the content and modality. The participating facilitators will be expected to develop a plan for follow up trainings’ delivery during December 2009 – March 2011. This training will be conducted by International Facilitators from the United Kingdom.
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Active Citizens Pakistan Programme 2009 – 2010 Facilitator’s Profile |
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Desirable:
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Facilitator’s role:
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BC Role:
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Please send your applications through email to Sadia Rahman, Projects Manager, Active Citizens programme, British Council at sadia.rahman@britishcouncil.org.pk by 23 October, 2009.
The application should include letter of interest, dully filled application form, complete CV and at least two references.
Active Citizens Programme Districts:
- Karachi
- Hyderabad
- Quetta
- Lahore
- Multan
- Bahawalpur
- Narowal
- Sargodha
- Rawalpindi
10. Islamabad
11. Peshawar
12. Abbottabad
13. Muzaffarabad
14. Mirpur
15. Kotli
16. Bhimbur
Following is the form:
Active Citizens Programme
Facilitator Application Form
COUNTRY:
NAME:
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(place of work) |
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| Name of the facilitator | |
| Date of Birth
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| Sex
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| Address, contact information, email address
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| Position in the organisation | |
| Level of training skills and experience.
Please tick the box for relevant option |
- Above five years
- At least five years - At least three years |
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Please mention trainings you have facilitated and the profile of participants
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| Experience of training trainers
Please mention the profile of participants
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| Experience of working with young people
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| Experience of working with the local community
(if applicable)
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| Level of competence in English
Level of competence in local language |
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| Experience/knowledge of BC
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| International experience | |
| Networks you are linked with | |
| Other information; e.g. regarding commitment, availability, requirements etc | |
| Availability for Training
Dates 17 – 21 November 2009
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| Availability for Module 1
Delivery December 2009 – March 2011
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| Organizational support available
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| Please mention at least two references
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