International Medical Corps is now accepting applications from emerging GBV specialists for the next eight-day, in-person training titled the ‘Managing Gender-Based Violence Programs in Emergencies Training Course’ tentatively scheduled for 22 -23 June 2022 in Athens, Greece.
Note: The eligibility criteria have been broadened to allow residents from European countries with significant refugee populations to participate. Applicants must meet the following criteria:
· Currently living or working in and traveling to the training from a European Union (EU) member state[1] or Schengen country[2] AND
· Fully vaccinated against COVID with EU-approved vaccination AND
· Holding a EU-Digital Covid Certificate or COVID Certificate recognized by EU[3].
A training for global participants will be held later in 2022.
The training is part of the MGBViE global learning program that aims to increase the number of GBV specialists in complex emergencies and is funded through the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration. The application package, along with more details about the learning program and this training opportunity, can be found in the attached document; applications will be accepted through 10 May 2022, Midnight GMT+3 (Athens)
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[1] EU but not Schengen: Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Ireland, Romania*
[2] Schengen: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Lichtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland,
[3] COVID Certificate recognized: Albania, Andorra, Armenia, Georgia, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, Serbia, Turkey, Ukraine, United Kingdom
*For more information, download the full
Call for Applications here or contact Sarah Martin, International Medical Corps, at MGBViE@gmail.com.
How to register:
SELECTION CRITERIA:
- Demonstrated commitment to GBV prevention and response programming
- Demonstrated interest in pursuing a career in GBV programme management in emergencies
- Bachelor’s degree with relevant course of study
- Proficiency in English; working knowledge of a second language preferred
- Profile matching one of the categories outlined under Target Participants (see Call for Applications), with preference given to those working with local/ national organizations
Interested candidates must apply online and are requested to upload all materials no later than 10 May 2022 by midnight GMT+3 (Athens).
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Application Procedure includes:
- Fill out this on-line application form
- Upload a CV or resume
- Upload one letter of reference from a supervisor or other source to support the following points:
- The applicant’s qualifications (professional, interpersonal) for taking this course, including commitment toward GBV programming in humanitarian setting.
- If relevant, a referring supervisor’s expectations related to the applicant’s application and transfer of knowledge gained through the course.
All materials should be submitted in English.
Both successful and unsuccessful applicants will receive final notification by late May. At that time, selected participants will be asked to present proof of their European Union Digital Covid Certificate with proof of vaccination (or EU accepted COVID Certificate.
EXPECTATIONS: Selected participants will be required to complete the
MGBViE Phase I free e-learning course prior to this Phase II in-person training. Additional preparatory readings will be required and assigned before the start of the course. Course participants are expected to attend all training sessions and to actively participate in the exercises and discussions. Participants will be expected to work in groups and complete readings and assignments, including pre-course, evening, and weekend work. The training course is very intensive and does not allow time for additional work or engagements. Course participants will also be expected to complete a final course evaluation, as well as post-course evaluations at six months and at one year after completing the training course.
