Event in haiti: Partners Worldwide Train-the-Trainer Session

11/13/2017

The next Partners Worldwide Train-the-Trainer is Scheduled!

This week-long session consists of walking dedicated individuals through a b usiness curriculum created by Partners Worldwide, covering topics such as: Christian worldview, accounting, marketing, value-chain analysis and other principles essential for successful entrepreneurs. The materials and training are in Haitian Creole.

Why: Have an in-house trainer for your organization (ask for details on how to become a certified trainer; there is an extra cost. Train outside your organization)

Who is eligible for training:

Candidate has a management degree from a recognized university or has managed a business or organization
Candidate is willing to replicate the training
Must be willing to become an implementing partner with the 100K Jobs in Haiti Initiative, reporting job creation numbers

December
4-8
2017
REGISTER HERE!

Time: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Place: Office of Parole et Action, Delmas 75

Costs:
Option 1 – $650
Training, materials, meals and accommodation at Trinity Lodgefor five days and nights
Option 2 – $350
Training, materials, 5 lunches

Contact Cassandre Honoréat 509 3610 6163 or
cassandreh@partnersworldwide.orgfor more information.

Click here to register online.

Registration ends November 24th, 2017.

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