Volontaires des Nations Unies: Qualifications et conditions de service Pour devenir volontaire VNU, il vous faudra honorer les valeurs et les engagements ci-après et posséder les qualifications professionnelles suivantes : Valeurs et engagements Attachement marqué aux valeurs et aux principes du volontariat;Capacité à travailler dans un environnement multiculturel;Capacité d'adaptation aux conditions de vie difficiles;Qualités de contact et d'organisation;Une expérience de volontariat et/ou professionnelle dans un pays en développement est un atout. Qualifications professionnelles Un diplôme universitaire ou diplôme de technicien supérieur;Plusieurs années d'expérience professionnelle appropriée;Avoir atteint l'âge de 25 ans au moment de rejoindre le lieu d'affectation (il n'y a pas de limite d'âge supérieure);De bonnes connaissances dans au moins une des trois langues de travail du programme VNU : Anglais, Français et Espagnol. Conditions de service Pour subvenir à vos besoins durant votre affection, vous recevrez :
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Care4Care | Nesta Innovation in Giving Care4Care was a membership organisation where members spent a few hours a week supporting an older person in their local community – in return building up their own ‘care pension’. The idea was to provide support for older people through a system of exchange: members would support an older person now in return for being supported later in life. Time spent helping an older person earned an equivalent time credit (calculated in 15 minute segments). Care4Care was a collaboration between Professor Heinz Wolff, The Young Foundation and Age UK, Isle of Wight. Update: Despite early signs of promise and a successful trial on the Isle of Wight, the venture did not prove to be sustainable or scalable long-term, and Care4Care is unfortunately no longer running. You can read about the challenges faced by Care4Care, the lessons learned from the project and insights into what type of ‘reciprocal timebanking’ service could be more effective in this space here:
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As Online Ed Grows in BC, Who's Left Behind? Distance learning saves province money and can free students' schedules. But some families are more wired than others. Is she too young to be schooled this way? Kids in B.C. can now take almost every course required in K to 12 online, from math and science to social studies and art, even physical education, thanks to the Ministry of Education's Distributive Learning initiative. But public education advocates say pushing online learning for everyone could erode the universal access and quality of education in this province. Helesia Luke is one such advocate. "The things she was doing online, they were pretty demanding in terms of understanding how online learning works, and actually things that aren't necessarily obvious when you're in Grade 10, like going to the Conference Board of Canada's website, for example, or getting a question like 'Think of a time when you had a conflict with a coworker and how did you handle it?'" 53,000 BC students added in five years Accessibility issues
DREAM | You may say I'm a DREAMer, but I'm not the only one ! Create The Good: Community Service, Volunteering & Charity Work - AARP | Create The Good Research and Policy The Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) conducts and supports extensive social science research designed to: Measure the impact of our programs and shape policy decisions;Encourage a culture of performance and accountability in national and community service programs;Provide information on volunteering, civic engagement, and volunteer management in nonprofit organizations;Assist in the development and assessment of new initiatives and demonstration projects The following research reports and analysis examine the impact of CNCS programs on individuals and communities, and report on the state of volunteering and civic life in America. Trends in Volunteering and Civic Life Promoting a Culture of Evaluation Demonstrating Community Impact and Member Development Measuring Program Performance
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