The two programmes
- Special Certificate in Humanity
- Special Certificate in Humanitarian Leadership and Diplomacy
Each takes at most three months and covers all the training modules. The classes are face to face. The school says it has taught and researched for a year and a half, and that this is its third round of trainees.
Who can apply
What the call asks for
- A first degree (BA or BSc) or higher, in any field
- Good English, which the call says is mandatory
- Time to attend classes in person at least three days a week
- An interest in serving in humanitarian work
- The originals and copies of all your educational documents
Applicants sit a written exam and an oral exam set by the school and have to pass both. Young applicants are encouraged to apply.
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