Free Training for African Women

“Researching the Needs, Presenting and Representing Women in the Community”

The Africa Educational Trust is running a part-time training programme for African women on “Researching the Needs, Presenting and Representing Women in the Community”. Two courses are offered through this programme.

During Year 1 a course was offered on Community Action Research and Presentation. This course is now completed.

In Year 2 the Trust will be offering a one-year course on Community Advocacy. Applications are invited from African women working or volunteering with community or refugee groups for acceptance on the course. The course will involve twelve days formal training (every fortnight) and distance learning.

Course: Year 1 - Community Action Research and Presentation
January to December 2005 (Completed)

Year 2 - Community Advocacy
January to December 2006 (places available)

Qualification: Year 1 and 2 - Certificate in Community Research and
Representation

Year 2 – Certificate in Community Advocacy

(Certificate of Accreditation issued by LOCN)

For further information and an application form please contact:
May Omona
Project Co-ordinator
Phone: 020 7836 5075 / 7940
Fax: 020 7379 0090
Email: [email protected] [2]