Part 4
Sample Training Agenda
Introduction
This part of the guidelines for facilitation looks at a practical example of a training course, which
facilitator’s can adapt to suit their own training requirements. The training course outlined here
was run over two weeks (10 days) in Uganda. It was a tight schedule and the facilitation team
recognised that it could have been adapted to comfortably run over three weeks.
When planning your training, consider different options for scheduling. These may be training
workshops, evening courses or phased training depending on the needs of the group and the
community context. The planning and scheduling for training sessions will help you decide
which activities to choose for the training and how much time you will spend on each of the
activities you have chosen to facilitate.
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