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This interactive program focuses on developing effective leadership practices that align with organizational goals and enhance team productivity.<br><br>Participants will explore key concepts of results-oriented leadership, including setting clear objectives, fostering accountability, and utilizing performance metrics to evaluate success. Through a combination of theoretical frameworks, real-world case studies, and practical exercises, attendees will learn how to inspire and motivate their teams, manage change effectively, and cultivate a culture of continuous improvement.</p><ul><li>Results-Based Leadership: A Manager&rsquo;s Challenge</li><li>Flying in V Formation&nbsp;</li><li>Motivating and Engaging Employees for Exceptional Results</li><li>Managing Individual Results Through Effective Performance Management</li><li>The Inspirational Leader&nbsp;</li><li>Emotional Intelligence (EI) Competencies and Leadership Styles</li><li>The Results-Based Leader as Talent Builder</li></ul><p>Cost: 4500 AED</p><p>Duration: 2 Days</p>					]]>				  </description>				  <pubDate>Wed, 02 Oct 2024 14:01:53 +04</pubDate>				</item> 								<item><title><![CDATA[Train of trainer , ToT program  - The Gulf Consultant , Online ]]></title><link>https://courses.laimoon.com/course/train-of-trainer-tot-program-the-gulf-consultant/online</link>				  <description>				  <![CDATA[<p><strong>Course Content Outline:</strong><br><br><strong>Module 1: Introduction to Training and Development</strong></p><ul><li>Understanding the Role of a Trainer</li><li>Importance of Effective Training in Organizational Success</li><li>Characteristics of an Effective Trainer</li><li>Adult Learning Principles</li><li>Learning Styles and Preferences</li></ul><p><strong>Module 2: Training Needs Analysis (TNA)</strong></p><ul><li>Identifying Training Needs</li><li>Understanding Organizational Goals and Employee Performance Gaps</li><li>Designing Training Objectives Based on Needs Analysis</li><li>Prioritizing Training Topics</li></ul><p><strong>Module 3: Instructional Design and Training Methodologies</strong></p><ul><li>Creating a Training Plan</li><li>Designing Engaging and Interactive Training Materials</li><li>Understanding Different Training Formats (Classroom, E-Learning, Blended Learning)</li><li>Adapting Content for Various Audiences</li><li>Developing Learning Activities, Simulations, and Case Studies</li></ul><p><strong>Module 4: Presentation and Facilitation Skills</strong></p><ul><li>Overcoming Stage Fright and Improving Confidence</li><li>Effective Communication and Public Speaking Techniques</li><li>Building Rapport with Participants</li><li>Questioning Techniques and Handling Learner Questions</li><li>Creating a Positive Learning Environment</li></ul><p><strong>Module 5: Training Delivery Techniques</strong></p><ul><li>Best Practices in Training Delivery</li><li>Using Audio-Visual Aids Effectively</li><li>Engaging Learners with Group Activities, Role Plays, and Discussions</li><li>Managing Challenging Learners and Classroom Dynamics</li><li>Time Management during Training Sessions</li></ul><p><br><strong>Module 6: Practical Session: Conducting Training</strong></p><ul><li>Practice Delivering Training to Peers</li><li>Receiving Constructive Feedback</li><li>Fine-Tuning Delivery and Content Based on Feedback</li><li>Peer and Instructor Evaluation</li></ul><p><strong>Module 7: Advanced Training Techniques</strong></p><ul><li>Coaching and Mentoring within Training Sessions</li><li>Using Storytelling and Real-World Examples to Enhance Learning</li><li>Gamification and Interactive Learning Tools</li><li>Incorporating Technology into Training (LMS, Virtual Classrooms)</li><li>Addressing Multigenerational Learners and Diversity in the Training Room</li></ul><p><strong>Module 8: Certification and Wrap-Up</strong></p><ul><li>Final Assessment of Skills Acquired</li><li>Preparing a Personal Development Plan as a Trainer</li><li>TOT Certification Process and Next Steps in the Training Journey</li></ul><p><br>&nbsp;</p><p>Cost: 3500 AED</p><p>Duration: 3 Days</p>					]]>				  </description>				  <pubDate>Tue, 24 Sep 2024 16:49:27 +04</pubDate>				</item> 								<item><title><![CDATA[AMI 6-12 Montessori Orientation  - The Montessori Institute in Cairo , Cairo ]]></title><link>https://courses.laimoon.com/course/part-time-ami-6-12-montessori-orientation-the-montessori-institute-in-cairo/online</link>				  <description>				  <![CDATA[						This Assistants Course helps interested adults become informed, capable, and supportive assistants to a trained elementary teacher. Further, the program may serve as an information course for administrators of schools and parents.<br><br><strong>Course units</strong><br>1 - Introduction to Montessori&nbsp;<ul><li>Needs and tendencies</li><li>Self construction</li><li>Four planes of development</li><li>Characteristics of child in second plane</li></ul>2 - The prepared environment for the second plane<ul><li>The elementary teacher</li><li>The materials</li><li>Other adults (assistant, experts)</li></ul>3 - The plan for the elementary child<ul><li>Cosmic education</li><li>The pedagogical techniques (examples of lessons may be included)</li><li>Role of teacher (transmitter of knowledge, inspiration)</li><li>Class composition (mixed ages, sufficient children)</li><li>Story telling/oral introductions (Great Stories/ other stories)</li><li>Content knowledge (key lessons)</li><li>Sensorial/imaginative presentations, leading to abstraction</li><li>Develop imagination, leading to creativity</li><li>Awareness of necessity for social/moral development</li><li>Going Out (implementing the child's self construction)</li><li>Other adults (there is more outside the classroom)</li></ul>4 - Freedom and responsibility<ul><li>Freedom as applied to child in elementary environment</li><li>Responsibility as applied to child in elementary environment</li></ul>5 - Interacting with the elementary child<ul><li>Manner of speaking to a child</li><li>Appropriate direction for a child</li><li>Manner of redirecting child</li></ul>6 - Assisting the trained teacher:<ul><li>Have regular meetings with the teacher</li><li>Observation of the children that supports the work of the teacher/child</li><li>Maintenance of the environment</li><li>Ordering supplies</li><li>Accompanying children on Going Outs</li><li>Role Model for appropriate classroom behaviors (language, movement, activity)</li><li>Maintain confidentiality</li></ul><p>Cost: 12600 EGP</p><p>Duration: 60 Hours</p>					]]>				  </description>				  <pubDate>Sat, 20 Feb 2021 02:54:09 +04</pubDate>				</item> 								<item><title><![CDATA[AMI 3-6 Montessori Diploma   - The Montessori Institute in Cairo , Egypt, Cairo,Cairo ]]></title><link>https://courses.laimoon.com/course/part-time-ami-3-6-montessori-diploma-the-montessori-institute-in-cairo/online</link>				  <description>				  <![CDATA[						This Course offers an in-depth study of Montessori pedagogy focusing on the developmental needs of children from two and half to six years of age.<br><br>"...education is not something which the teacher does; it is a natural process which develops spontaneously in the human ;<br>Dr. Maria Montessori<br><br><strong>Course Description</strong><br>The Course includes lectures on Montessori Philosophy and Practice as well as&nbsp;Presentations of a full set of Montessori Materials to help the students learn to present and understand the depth behind&nbsp;each and every material in the Montessori Environment for children between age  and 6. This includes materials in the Practical Life, Sensorial, Language and Mathematics areas. The students will also learn how to incorporate Culture in every area of the ;<br>&nbsp;<br>There will be opportunities to participate in discussion groups, as well as time to practice&nbsp;with the Montessori materials (more than 140 hours) under the supervision of qualified staff. Students will also have the opportunity to observe children (90 hours) and to practice teaching (80 hours) in Montessori classrooms. The students will also make some materials&nbsp;which they can use&nbsp;in their own classrooms with children.<br><br><strong>Director of Training (AMI 3-6 Trainer)</strong><br>Diwo Lhamo Pemba<br><br>Diwo Lhamo Pemba is an AMI Primary Trainer from Tibetan-Bhutanese ethnicity. Lhamo did her AMI Primary (3-6) training with Lynne Lawrence in London, UK and her AMI Assistant to Infancy (0-3) training with Judi Orion in Denver, Colorado, USA. She has several years of experience on both levels as well as being trained as a teacher in the traditional educational system. Lhamo has been offering courses in different parts of the world such as USA; Egypt, Vietnam, India, Mongolia and Morocco as an adjunct staff member of Montessori Training Center Northeast (MTCNE) in Hartford, CT, USA. She has also written a book on Tibetan Proverbs. In Egypt, Lhamo has given three AMI Primary Assistants Courses as well as the first AMI Primary Diploma Course in the country. With Lhamo, the first graduation of AMI Guides (Teachers) in Egypt, Africa and the Middle East, took place in Cairo!&nbsp;<br><br><strong>Course Language</strong><br>English<br><br><strong>Course Components</strong><br>Theory Lectures:&nbsp;Dr. Maria Montessori philosophy, human development and phycology, the prepared environment, the materials, the role of the adult and more.<br>&nbsp;<br>Demonstration Lectures:&nbsp;Presentation of the full set of materials offered to children from 3 to 6 including Practical Life, Sensorial, Language, Mathematics, History, Geography, Zoology, Botany, Art, and Music.<br>&nbsp;<br>Supervised Practice (more than 140 hours):&nbsp;Supervised and guided practice with the materials.<br>&nbsp;<br>Care of the Environment:&nbsp;Students will also take responsibility for the environment everyday just as they would when they are with children. This is an essential aspect of the training that develops the students' eye for the care and maintenance of the material and helps them to develop a familiarity with the set up of a Montessori environment.<br>&nbsp;<br>School Observation (90 hours) and Teaching Practice (80 hours):&nbsp;Students will be assigned to go to Montessori environments in Greater Cairo for observation and teaching practice. Students would also be encouraged to observe and practice teaching in AMI classrooms outside Egypt if possible.<br>Assignments and Albums:&nbsp;Students will need to submit work at regular intervals during the course, which will include theory essays, material making assignments and observation reports. Students will also prepare original albums in the different areas (Practical Life, Sensorial, Language and Mathematics. Culture is incorporated into the 4 areas.)<br>&nbsp;<br>Material Making:&nbsp;Students learn how to make activities for the classroom which they would to keep for their own use.<br><br><p>Cost: 10000 USD</p><p>Duration: 1 Year</p>					]]>				  </description>				  <pubDate>Wed, 01 Jan 2020 17:57:37 +04</pubDate>				</item> 								<item><title><![CDATA[AMI 0-3 Montessori Orientation  - The Montessori Institute in Cairo , Cairo ]]></title><link>https://courses.laimoon.com/course/part-time-ami-0-3-montessori-assistants-the-montessori-institute-in-cairo/online</link>				  <description>				  <![CDATA[						This course provides an introduction to the philosophy and practice of the Montessori approach focusing on the first 3 years of life.<br
/><br
/><strong>Course units</strong><ul><li>Introduction to Montessori</li><li>The Role of the Directress</li><li>The Role of the Assistant</li><li>Overview of the Planes of Development 0-24</li><li>The Child&#39;s Mind from 0-6 Years</li><li>Order</li><li>Movement 0-3</li><li>Language</li><li>Independence</li><li>Prepared Environment</li><li>Freedom and Discipline</li><li>Toilet Learning</li><li>Observation</li><li>Music and Art</li><li>Maintaining the Environment</li><li>Material Making Techniques</li></ul><strong>Duration</strong>60 hours plus 9 additional hours of observations. Specific instruction how to observe will be given<br
/><br
/><strong>Certificate</strong><br
/>This international certificate qualifies the student to work as an AMI 0-3 Classroom assistant anywhere around the world. It is also a useful stepping-stone to the AMI Montessori Diploma and is invaluable for parents. It is also very useful if you want to establish or manage a Montessori Nursery. The Certificate is awarded to students who have satisfied the 90% attendance requirements and have completed coursework to the required standard<br
/><br
/><strong>Teanny Hurtado</strong><br
/><em>AMI Assistants to Infancy (0-3) Trainer</em><br
/><br
/>As a daughter of Maria Teresa Vidales (Chacha Vidales, AMI 0-3 Trainer), Teanny&#39;s journey in Montessori began in Mexico City where she attended Montessori school from the age of 4 to 12 years. She holds her Bachelor&#39;s Degree in Psychology and a Master&#39;s Degree in Psychotherapy from the Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico City. As an AMI Assistants to Infancy Diploma (0-3) holder, Teanny worked in Chacha&#39;s Montessori school with this age group for more than 25 years. Here she opened the first Nido in Mexico in 1999 for babies aged 3 months old to walking. Currently she has been lecturing in courses in Mexico, China and Canada. Teanny is an AMI consultant in Mexico and the USA and gives workshops for teachers&nbsp;<p>Cost: 14000 EGP</p><p>Duration: 60 Hours</p>					]]>				  </description>				  <pubDate>Wed, 11 Dec 2019 21:42:56 +04</pubDate>				</item> 								<item><title><![CDATA[Facilitating Youth Learning Processes  - Matsh Youth Development , Dubai,Bahrain,Egypt,Kuwait,Lebanon,Morocco,Oman,Saudi Arabia,Tunisia ]]></title><link>https://courses.laimoon.com/course/facilitating-youth-learning-processes/online</link>				  <description>				  <![CDATA[						Learning takes place throughout life - in different ways, in different contexts. It&#39;s almost impossible to stop people learning, in some form or other, all the time. This is very useful for youth development workers. Learning is a powerful tool that we can use deliberately to improve knowledge and enhance skills. If you can direct learning along appropriate channels, then you will accelerate the process and help young people to develop very rapidly.<br
/>The aim of this program is to introduce you to the ideas and practices of learning that are relevant to youth development work. The module focuses on the role of youth development workers as educators, or to put it another way, as &#39;learning facilitators&#39;. We prefer this term because it indicates that your role will be to help and guide the very powerful internal learning processes in young people, rather than to control them.<br
/><br
/>The module explores different theories of learning and their influences. It identifies the different ways in which people learn and the factors that inhibit or facilitate learning. It also considers experiential learning as a method that is appropriate to youth development workers, and examines appropriate strategies for face-to face work with young people and adults.<br
/><br
/><strong>Program Benefits</strong><br
/><br
/>When you successfully complete this program, you should be able to:<br
/>Give an overview of important psychological and philosophical principles relevant to &#39;education for all&#39; and youth development work.<br
/>Describe the characteristics of informal education and apply this knowledge to youth development work.<br
/>Make use of the techniques of informal and experiential learning in youth development work and enable other people to use it.<br
/>Describe your own and other people&#39;s learning style(s) and mode of intelligence.<br
/>Identify factors that help and factors that hinder people&#39;s learning, particularly in informal settings.<br
/>Devise effective strategies for learning with a range of individuals and groups in youth development work.<br
/><br
/><strong>Who Should Attend?</strong><br
/><br
/>Youth workers in government departments, corporates and NGOs.<br
/>Young leaders.<br
/>Student activities coordinators.<br
/>School and University teachers.<br
/>Professionals responsible for youth policy formulation and strategy development.<br
/><br
/><strong>Program Outline<br
/><br
/>Day 1</strong><br
/>What is Learning?<br
/>Thinking about learning<br
/>Experiential learning<br
/>How adults learn best<br
/>Self-directed learning<br
/>Education for All<br
/>A positive philosophy of learning<br
/>Developing the whole person<br
/>Lifelong learning<br
/>Guiding principles<br
/><br
/><strong>Day 2</strong><br
/>Informal Education<br
/>Types of learning and education<br
/>Agents of informal education<br
/>Implications for youth development work<br
/>What Helps and What Hinders Learning?<br
/>A good learning environment<br
/>Factors that hinder learning<br
/><br
/><strong>Day 3</strong><br
/>Learning styles<br
/>What is learning style?<br
/>Learning style models<br
/>Meeting learner needs<br
/>Socio-cultural background and learning<br
/><br
/><strong>Day 4</strong><br
/>Facilitating Adult Learning<br
/>Communication and participation<br
/>Designing the program<br
/>Selecting learning strategies<br
/>Resources<br
/>Implementation<br
/>Evaluation<p>Cost: 2200 USD</p><p>Duration: 4 Days</p>					]]>				  </description>				  <pubDate>Sat, 22 Jul 2017 17:20:45 +04</pubDate>				</item> 								<item><title><![CDATA[Youth Development Work Principles and Practices  - Matsh Youth Development , Dubai,Bahrain,Egypt,Israel,Kuwait,Lebanon,Malaysia,Morocco,Oman,Saudi Arabia,Sudan,Tunisia ]]></title><link>https://courses.laimoon.com/course/youth-development-work-principles-and-practices/online</link>				  <description>				  <![CDATA[						This program is designed to introduce you to a range of different approaches to working with young people. You may already have experience of youth work. If so, then you have been working in a wide-ranging and complex field. However, you may have experience of only one type of youth work practice. We have designed this program so that you can get a clear understanding of several of the key practices in youth work. This will enable you to develop your insight and skill by allowing you to draw on a rich frame of reference.<br
/><br
/><strong>Program Benefits</strong><br
/><br
/>When you successfully complete this program, you should be able to:<br
/>Define Youth Development concept.<br
/>Briefly describe, in your own words, the history and position of youth development work in your country.<br
/>Delineate the professional role of the youth worker.<br
/>Explain the important factors that have affected youth development work and that influence current trends.<br
/>Begin working effectively with young people and adults in enabling them to improve the quality of their lives.<br
/>Select from a range of different approaches to youth development work those that are most appropriate to specific circumstances.<br
/><br
/><strong>Who Should Attend?</strong><br
/><br
/>Youth program coordinators.<br
/>Young leaders.<br
/>Youth workers in government departments, corporates and NGOs.<br
/>School and University teachers.<br
/>Professionals responsible for policy formulation and strategy development in youth focused organizations.<br
/><br
/><strong>Program Outline</strong><br
/><br
/><strong>Day 1</strong><br
/>Youth Development<br
/>What is Youth development? and how does it influence youth work?<br
/>Youth Development theories and practivcies<br
/>Interactionist perspective - Functional Perspective<br
/>Youth Development Values<br
/>Enabling - Empowering<br
/><br
/><strong>Day 2</strong><br
/>Youth development work: history and traditions<br
/>Youth development work in families and communities<br
/>Youth work as social and leisure provision<br
/>Out of school education<br
/>Youth work for national development<br
/>Youth welfare work<br
/><br
/><strong>Day 3</strong><br
/>Youth development work: models and approaches<br
/>Treatment Model<br
/>Reform Model<br
/>Advocacy Model<br
/>Conscientisation Model<br
/>Youth Development Practices<br
/><br
/><strong>Day 4</strong><br
/>Youth Worker roles and methods<br
/>Working face to face with young people in a variety of settings<br
/>Managing and supporting other paid and volunteer workers<br
/>Formulating and developing community policies for governmental and non-governmental organisations (NGOs)<p>Cost: 2200 USD</p><p>Duration: 4 Days</p>					]]>				  </description>				  <pubDate>Sat, 22 Jul 2017 17:18:32 +04</pubDate>				</item> 								<item><title><![CDATA[Working with Youth in Their Communities  - Matsh Youth Development , Dubai,Bahrain,Egypt,Kuwait,Lebanon,Malaysia,Morocco,Oman,Saudi Arabia,Sudan,Tunisia ]]></title><link>https://courses.laimoon.com/course/working-with-youth-in-their-communities/online</link>				  <description>				  <![CDATA[						If you already have significant experience as a youth development worker, you will have spent a lot of time working with individuals and groups. During the course of your work, you will probably have had doubts about your performance and may have wondered how you could improve on what you were doing. Improvement is partly a matter of experience, but it is much the best to have a carefully directed experience, shaped by what research has shown to be effective.<br
/>In this program, you will explore what is currently understood about the most appropriate knowledge and skills required for working successfully with young people in groups.<br
/>You will study how other people have worked in communities ,and their theories about their work.<br
/>You will explore the theory and practice of community development.<br
/>You will learn about community development work plans, and how to make and implement them.<br
/>You will examine the characteristics of an effective group leader.<br
/><br
/><strong>Program Benefits</strong><br
/><br
/>When you successfully complete this program, you should be able to:<br
/>Work effectively as a member of a group.<br
/>Take on a variety of roles in a group, including leadership and advocacy.<br
/>Know how to develop your own skills in facilitating a group.<br
/>Use the techniques of community development.<br
/>Be familiar with key concepts in community development.<br
/>Promote the participation of young women and men in community activities.<br
/>Create effective planning strategies and develop community profiles, social community plans and personal plans.<br
/>Recognize several useful models for analyzing human behavior and individual differences.<br
/><br
/><strong>Who Should Attend?</strong><br
/><br
/>Youth program coordinators.<br
/>Young leaders.<br
/>Youth workers in government departments, corporations and NGOs.<br
/>School and University teachers.<br
/>Volunteers.<br
/><br
/><strong>Program Outline</strong><br
/><br
/><strong>Day 1</strong><br
/>Working with and for young people<br
/>Community Development<br
/>(Important terms and concepts)<br
/>Community: not just a place<br
/>Getting going in the community<br
/>Laying the foundation<br
/>Developing a community profile<br
/>Planning your work<br
/><br
/><strong>Day 2</strong><br
/>Young people in their communities<br
/>Skills, characteristics and knowledge<br
/>The role of the community youth worker<br
/>Leaders and leadership<br
/>Participation<br
/>Increasing group participation<br
/><br
/><strong>Day 3</strong><br
/>Social planning<br
/>Social planning activities<br
/>Planning stages<br
/>Practical applications of community social planning<br
/>Networks and partnerships<p>Cost: 1790 USD</p><p>Duration: 3 Days</p>					]]>				  </description>				  <pubDate>Sat, 22 Jul 2017 17:13:03 +04</pubDate>				</item> 								<item><title><![CDATA[Youth and Sustainable Development Strategies  - Matsh Youth Development , Dubai,Bahrain,Egypt,Kuwait,Lebanon,Oman,Saudi Arabia ]]></title><link>https://courses.laimoon.com/course/youth-and-sustainable-development-strategies/online</link>				  <description>				  <![CDATA[						This program provides strategies for Youth Sustainable Development Projects. It is also explores the need to raise awareness about sustainable development for young generations, addressing the importance of the balance between development process and environmental protection. In this program, we present the key role that young people can play towards the sustainable development. As stated in Rio Declaration on Environment and Development 1992: &quot;Principle 21: The creativity, ideals and courage of the youth of the world should be mobilised to forge a global partnership in order to achieve sustainable development and ensure a better future for ;<br
/><br
/><strong>Program Benefits</strong><br
/><br
/>When you successfully complete this program, you should be able to:<br
/>Increase your knowledge of the sustainable development and environmental issues that affect youth around the world.<br
/>Provide you with the skills that will enable you to contribute to positive change in the present state of the environment.<br
/>Work with a youth group to design and undertake an environmental/ sustainable development-related project.<br
/>Enable you to lead and support group activities that will help to promote environmentally sustainable development.<br
/>Design a project that gives clear expression to the principles of sustainable development.<br
/>Evaluate projects in terms of their contribution to sustainable development.<br
/><br
/><strong>Who Should Attend?</strong><br
/><br
/>Professionals of environment and Sustainable development departments.<br
/>Youth Workers, in government departments, corporates and NGOs.<br
/>Student activities coordinators.<br
/>Professionals responsible for policy formulation and strategy development in youth focused organizations.<br
/>Young Leaders<br
/>Schools and universities educators.<br
/><br
/><strong>Program Outline</strong><br
/><br
/><strong>Day 1</strong><br
/>Youth and sustainable development<br
/>Opportunities for young people<br
/>International Youth Federation (IYF)<br
/>The Caribbean Youth Environment Network (CYEN)<br
/>Youth as initiators<br
/>Youth as activists<br
/>The social environment<br
/>The relationship between the environment and development<br
/>Youth concerns and Responses<br
/><br
/><strong>Day 2</strong><br
/>Sustainable Development Project Elements<br
/>Environmental<br
/>Economic<br
/>Socio-cultural<br
/>Technological<br
/>Sustainable Development Strategies<br
/>The World Resources Institute model<br
/>Environmental and technological objectives<br
/>Economic and socio-cultural objectives<br
/>Socio-economic and cultural objectives<br
/>Ecological objectives<br
/><br
/><strong>Day 3</strong><br
/>The World Bank approach<br
/>The sustainability matrix<br
/>Sustainability as opportunity<br
/>Youth and Sustainable development Practical Case Studies<br
/>Young Conservationists Club (YCC), Thailand<br
/>Fiji National Youth Council (FNYC)<br
/>Association of Friends of Nature Clubs (ACAN), Cameroon<br
/>JEMS, St. Vincent and the Grenadines.<p>Cost: 1790 USD</p><p>Duration: 3 Days</p>					]]>				  </description>				  <pubDate>Sat, 22 Jul 2017 17:04:43 +04</pubDate>				</item> 								<item><title><![CDATA[Positive Youth Development Strategies  - Matsh Youth Development , Dubai,Bahrain,Egypt,Kuwait,Lebanon,Malaysia,Morocco,Oman,Saudi Arabia,Sudan,Tunisia ]]></title><link>https://courses.laimoon.com/course/positive-youth-development-strategies/online</link>				  <description>				  <![CDATA[						<strong>Course Overview</strong><br
/><br
/>Positive Youth Development (PYD) is a theory based on years of research on the best ways to help young people grow into adulthood. This program is designed to help youth workers to understand the Positive Youth Development approaches, such as the individual strength approach that promote young people&#39;s social and emotional well-being.<br
/><br
/>In this program we discuss the outside influences that promote young people&#39;s social and emotional well-being. Also the program aims to examine approaches of working with young people to create a growth plan and to create positive places for young people. Creating a step by step action plan for integrating Positive Youth Development into youth organizations is also presented in this program.<br
/><br
/><strong>Course Benefits</strong><br
/><br
/>When you successfully complete this program, you should be able to:<ul><li>Understand the Positive Youth Development approaches.</li><li>Identify the developmental needs of young people and adolescents.</li><li>Work effectively with young people to create a growth plan.</li><li>Make use of individual strength approach that promote young people&#39;s social and emotional well-being.</li><li>Create positive places for young people.</li><li>Create an action plan for integrating Positive Youth Development into your organization.</li></ul><strong>Who Should Attend?</strong><ul><li>Department heads of youth focused institutions.</li><li>Young Leaders</li><li>Professionals responsible for youth program development, in government departments, corporations and NGOs.</li><li>Youth Workers.</li><li>Student Activities coordinators.</li><li>Professionals responsible for policy formulation and strategy development in youth focused organizations.</li><li>School and University teachers.</li></ul><br
/><strong>Course Outline</strong><br
/><br
/><strong>Day 1</strong><ul><li>What is Positive Youth development?</li><li>The concept</li><li>Strength based approaches</li><li>Individual strengths that promote young people&#39;s social and emotional well-being</li><li>The 5 Cs</li><li>Outside influences that promote young people&#39;s social and emotional well-being</li><li>Families - Schools - Communities</li></ul><strong>Day 2</strong><ul><li>The Developmental Assets</li><li>The five Promises</li><li>Work with young person to create a growth plan</li><li>Youth immediate needs</li><li>Assisting young person to set goals</li><li>Active listening skills to determine youth&#39;s strengths and interests</li><li>Rewarding youth</li></ul><strong>Day 3</strong><ul><li>Putting Positive Youth Development into practice</li><li>Building individual strength in youth</li><li>Youth involvement</li><li>Creating positive places for young people</li><li>What makes a place positive?</li><li>how to keep youth places positive?</li></ul><strong>Day 4</strong><ul><li>Creating a step by step action plan for integrating Positive Youth Development into your organization</li><li>Select PYD framework</li><li>Train staff and volunteers</li><li>Preview your mission statement</li><li>Review your programs</li><li>Establish a concrete ways to involve youth in your programs</li><li>Assess your programs</li></ul><p>Cost: 2200 USD</p><p>Duration: 4 Days</p>					]]>				  </description>				  <pubDate>Tue, 23 May 2017 18:50:45 +04</pubDate>				</item> 								<item><title><![CDATA[Integrating Technology into Youth Settings  - Matsh Youth Development , Dubai,Bahrain,Egypt,Kuwait,Lebanon,Malaysia,Morocco,Oman,Saudi Arabia,Tunisia ]]></title><link>https://courses.laimoon.com/course/integrating-technology-into-youth-settings/online</link>				  <description>				  <![CDATA[						<strong>Course Overview</strong><br
/>In this program, you will explore current uses of technology by youth and how that engagement influences their own development and the world around them. You will also identify the opportunities and dangers that are associated with new technologies. Participants will demonstrate how new technologies can be designed and incorporated into youth programming to promote positive youth development.<br
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/>When you successfully complete this program, you should be able to:<ul><li>Explain how the type and extent of youth usage of technology affects tier development.</li><li>Identify the risks and benefits of technology to youth programs and create a plan for technology use in their programs.</li><li>Describe the various models that are used to structure technology-based interventions for youth.</li><li>Apply one of these models to a practical situation in a youth-relevant setting.</li><li>Demonstrate the ability to design an activity or intervention that incorporates technology to promote positive youth development.</li></ul><strong>Who Should Attend?</strong><ul><li>Youth workers in government departments, corporations and NGOs.</li><li>Young leaders.</li><li>Student activities coordinators.</li><li>School and University teachers.</li></ul><strong>Course Outline</strong><br
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/><strong>Day 1</strong><ul><li>Overviews of Youth and Technology</li><li>App generation review</li><li>Youth and Adolescent Ownership and Use of New Media</li><li>The Impact of Social Media on Youth, Adolescents, and Families</li><li>A Silicon Valley School That Doesn&#39;t Compute!</li><li>Models of Integrating Technology into Youth Settings</li><li>The Use of Technology to Promote the Multicultural Development of Youth</li><li>Internet use and developmental tasks</li><li>Positive Technology Development</li><li>The Potential of Games for Learning</li></ul><strong>Day 2</strong><ul><li>Technology in Youth Programs</li><li>E Mentoring</li><li>Digital Media</li><li>Using Technology to Promote Positive Youth Development</li><li>Youth-Driven Social Media Campaign to Promote STI and HIV Testing Among Adolescents</li><li>Adaptive Game for Reducing Aggressive Behavior</li><li>Text-Messaging Interventions to Promote Healthy Behaviors in Adolescents</li></ul><br
/><strong>Day 3</strong><ul><li>The Dangers and Policies around Technology Use</li><li>Use of Electronic Devices and Social Media in Youth Camps</li><li>Understanding the Role of Technology in Adolescent Dating and Dating Violence</li><li>The Multiple Dimensions of Video Game Effects on Youth</li><li>Social media use in adult-youth relationships</li><li>How Clear Missions Guide Electronic Technology Policies</li></ul><p>Cost: 1790 USD</p><p>Duration: 3 Days</p>					]]>				  </description>				  <pubDate>Tue, 23 May 2017 18:22:22 +04</pubDate>				</item> 								<item><title><![CDATA[Youth Program Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation  - Matsh Youth Development , Dubai,Bahrain,Egypt,Kuwait,Lebanon,Morocco,Oman,Saudi Arabia,Tunisia ]]></title><link>https://courses.laimoon.com/course/youth-program-planning-monitoring-and-evaluation/online</link>				  <description>				  <![CDATA[						<strong>Course Overview</strong><br
/>Much of the work of youth development professionals is organised around specific projects. They may be small projects designed by yourself and relevant stakeholders to solve very specific problems that you and they face. Alternatively, they may be part of much larger projects run by major funding bodies. Either way, project design and development is often expected to use certain techniques to ensure project quality. The aim of this program is to introduce you to the practices that have built up around the design and management of projects in the last few decades.<br
/>What is presented here will give you a general overview of project work. It has been written to help you develop the knowledge and skills necessary to plan, design, implement, monitor and evaluate projects in your youth in development program.<br
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/>When you successfully complete this program, you should be able to:<ul><li>Identify activities involved in project planning, monitoring and evaluation.</li><li>write a proposal for funding, including logframes.</li><li>plan projects on the basis of a logical framework.</li><li>Demonstrate understanding of the Total Quality Program standers.</li><li>Prepare project risk management plan.</li></ul><strong>Who Should Attend?</strong><ul><li>Department heads of youth focused institutions.</li><li>Young Leaders</li><li>Professionals responsible for youth project planing, in government departments, corporates and NGOs.</li><li>Volunteers of youth projects and organizations.</li><li>Youth Workers.</li><li>Student Activities coordinators.</li></ul><strong>Course Outline</strong><br
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/><strong>Day 1</strong><ul><li>Youth Centered Programming Model</li><li>Preparation for programming</li><li>(Need Assessment - Youth development Factor - Assessing Organization - Entrepreneurship - Youth involvement)</li><li>Program Objectives</li><li>Logical Framework</li></ul><strong>Day 2</strong><ul><li>Program Development</li><li>Approaches to program development</li><li>Selecting program format</li><li>Selecting program area</li><li>Program promotion</li><li>Total Quality Program</li></ul><strong>Day 3</strong><br
/>&nbsp;<ul><li>Program Implementation</li><li>Program leadership</li><li>Helping Youth feel valued</li><li>Promoting youth involvement</li><li>Quality customer service</li><li>Handling complaints</li><li>Risk Management</li></ul><strong>Day 4</strong><ul><li>Program Evaluation</li><li>Purposes</li><li>Principles of evaluation</li><li>Types of evaluation</li><li>Methods of evaluation</li><li>Model of evaluation</li></ul><p>Cost: 2200 USD</p><p>Duration: 4 Days</p>					]]>				  </description>				  <pubDate>Tue, 23 May 2017 18:10:35 +04</pubDate>				</item> 								<item><title><![CDATA[ Youth Policy Planning and Implementation  - Matsh Youth Development , Dubai,Bahrain,Egypt,Kuwait,Lebanon,Morocco,Oman,Saudi Arabia,Tunisia ]]></title><link>https://courses.laimoon.com/course/youth-policy-planning-and-implementation/online</link>				  <description>				  <![CDATA[						<strong>Course Overview</strong><br
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/>This Program will enable you to develop the skills required to investigate, analyse and influence the policy-making processes that shape welfare services, particularly those that directly affect the quality of young people&#39;s lives. It will focus in particular on the nature and scope of youth policy - the common themes that underpin national youth policies and the characteristic tensions within such policies. The relationship between youth policies and the wider policy environment will be considered. The program will also look at the criteria for success or failure of youth policies and the evaluation of their outcomes.<br
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/>When you successfully complete this program, you should be able to:<ul><li>Describe the origins, history and development of youth policies in at least two countries in your region.</li><li>Outline the main themes that underpin the formulation, development and implementation of youth policies.</li><li>Demonstrate a broad awareness of the impact of youth policies on youth development work.</li><li>Evaluate the success of such policies through, for example, the use of performance indicators.</li><li>Contribute to the strategic development of agencies in the youth development field through youth policy development.</li><li>Establish and/or work within partnerships created to achieve key objectives of youth policy at local level.</li><li>Influence policy-making processes in a way that is appropriate to your role.</li></ul><strong>Who Should Attend?</strong><ul><li>Members of National Youth Councils.</li><li>Youth Workers in government departments, corporations and NGOs.</li><li>Youth Parliamentarian Committees.</li><li>Professionals responsible for policy formulation and strategy development in youth focused organizations.</li></ul><strong>Course Outline</strong><br
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/><strong>Day 1</strong><ul><li>Youth policy Overview</li><li>Policy Definition - social/welfare policy - youth policy</li><li>Youth Policy</li><li>Nature, Objectives and Importance</li><li>Characteristics of youth policies</li></ul><strong>Day 2</strong><ul><li>The scope of youth policy</li><li>Policy planning and formulation</li><li>Policy impact and implementation</li><li>Analyzing Social Policy</li><li>Social policy in context</li><li>Government involvement in social policy</li><li>Grassroots policy development: another approach</li></ul><strong>Day 3</strong><ul><li>Youth policy principles</li><li>Youth policy and the wider policy environment</li><li>Elements of a successful youth policy</li><li>Policy success and failure</li><li>Measuring success or failure</li><li>Elements of a successful policy</li></ul><strong>Day 4</strong><ul><li>Frameworks in action</li><li>Key headings for a youth policy</li><li>Essential features of a youth policy</li><li>Evaluation of the effectiveness of policies</li></ul><p>Cost: 2200 USD</p><p>Duration: 4 Days</p>					]]>				  </description>				  <pubDate>Tue, 23 May 2017 17:00:51 +04</pubDate>				</item> 								<item><title><![CDATA[Youth Development Management Skills  - Matsh Youth Development , Dubai,Bahrain,Kuwait,Oman,Saudi Arabia,Egypt,Lebanon,Malaysia,Morocco,Sudan,Tunisia,United Arab Emirates ]]></title><link>https://courses.laimoon.com/course/youth-development-management-skills/online</link>				  <description>				  <![CDATA[						<strong>Course Overview</strong><br
/>This program focuses on the full range of management roles and tasks that a youth development worker, may need to perform. The program begins by exploring the concept of management and the theories informing the practices of management. It then focuses on showing you how you can manage both the resources and the staff you are responsible for in order to complete the tasks you need to manage, and it also guides you through the management of organisational development and change. Key management processes are covered in detail, including managing time, managing yourself, managing resources, staff development, budgeting and monitoring expenditure, and managing communication and information technology.<br
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/>When you successfully complete this program, you should be able to:<ul><li>Demonstrate awareness and commitment to the management tasks that are important in the delivery of youth development work.</li><li>Identify and discuss the key theories, approaches and styles that inform the practice of contemporary management, particularly in the not-for profit sector.</li><li>Relate theories and approaches of management to the principles and practice of youth development work, in order to ensure that your management style is appropriate.</li><li>Outline key areas and processes of management, such as organisational change, staff development, monitoring of expenditure and budgetary control, project management, critical path analysis and management of information and communication technology.</li></ul><strong>Who Should Attend?</strong><ul><li>Department heads of youth focused institutions.</li><li>Young Leaders</li><li>Professionals responsible for youth project designing and management, in government departments, corporates and NGOs.</li><li>Youth Workers.</li><li>Volunteers.</li></ul><strong>Course Outline</strong><br
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/><strong>Day 1</strong><ul><li>Project Management overview</li><li>Managers Roles</li><li>Effective Management</li><li>Managing in the not-for-profit sector</li><li>Development</li><li>Role of the not for profit sector</li><li>Non Governmental Organizations</li></ul><strong>Day 2</strong><ul><li>Managing youth development work</li><li>Tasks and roles</li><li>Critical path analysis</li><li>Budgeting and monitoring expenditure</li><li>Managing human resources in youth targeted projects</li><li>What managers do for others</li><li>Performance management</li><li>Job satisfaction</li></ul><strong>Day 3</strong><ul><li>Managing organisational change</li><li>Models of change management</li><li>Common management problems</li><li>Issues in developing countries</li><li>The action-learning cycle</li></ul><strong>Day 4</strong><ul><li>Communication Skills</li><li>Key elements</li><li>Barriers</li><li>Practical writing skills</li><li>Managing ICT</li><li>Database management</li><li>Telecommunications</li><li>Planning ICT use</li></ul><p>Cost: 2200 USD</p><p>Duration: 4 Days</p>					]]>				  </description>				  <pubDate>Tue, 23 May 2017 16:09:28 +04</pubDate>				</item> 					</channel></rss>
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