Participants on Essentials of Humanitarian Practice
Active Learning
Each course is developed through identifying core learning outcomes, establishing an appropriate curriculum and addressing the expectations of each participant.
The emphasis is on active learning through:
- Participatory group exercises
- Case studies
- Role-plays
- Focused discussions
- Simulations and practice with equipment used in the field
Training is planned and presented in collaboration with relief agencies and specialist organisations, using the latest examples. Informal exchange of experience is a vital part of every course.
If you are interested in more information about our upcoming training courses please download the below training calendar, visit the online training calendar or contact a member of the training team on training@redr.org.uk
“[There was a] high level of participation and the approach was very empowering for the group participants. This training was fantastic - really useful, logical and well delivered.”
Participant, Training of Trainers, London
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