TOY - Trainers Online for Youth
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Main aim of training was to enable participants to modify and replicate training in their national contexts. It was planed that participants should leave the course:
• With a better understanding of children’s rights and human rights
• With an ability to identify restrictions or violations of children’s rights
• With an appreciation of the need for children in alternative care to have their rights respected
• With strategies for more effectively embedding children’s rights into their work
• With a child-centred perspective and a view of children as ‘whole persons’
With an open mind, a willingness to try out new ways of working, and the motivation to do so
Twenty-four participants that are working for SOS Children village in west Africa region participated in training. Training was delivered by team of two trainers.
Variety of non-formal methods were used such as small group discussion, role plays, structured exercises, inputs, energisers etc.
Within verbal feedback at the end of training participants stated their satisfaction with training in general but very much emphasised the importance of methods we used and participatory approach we took.
Within written evaluation form participants stated that they mostly feel ready to adapt the training and replicate it in their own countries.
I was part of trainers team and was adapting training to cultural and national realities and to participants level of knowledge. I delivered training and wrote final report.