This year special themes to be discussed in the various schools during the workshops and programme are:
Poverty
Health and wellbeing
Quality education
Gender equality
Water and sanitation
Responsible consumption and production
Peace, justice and strong institutions
Environmental protection
Trainers from global south’s countries teach in English, discuss and develop together with the students, solutions for the problems facing their continents and country. In addition, the students develop innovative and creative ideas for projects and events to raise awareness in Germany.
Additional to the workshops that will take place in schools, an open public cooking evening, “Spoon4Change”, will be organize with the trainers for culture exchange with Berlin’s public.
Objectives of Bridging Cultures:
Raising awareness for the UN Sustainable Development Goals, global relations and developmental problems
Promoting their own social skills and commitment
Development of intercultural relations
Elimination of prejudice and racism
Improving the English language of students
Target group:
Pupils and students between 16 and 20 years of secondary schools in Berlin
Adults, open public in Berlin (cooking event)
Work:
The trainer will attend an orientation week upon arriving in Berlin to guide them with the conditions and procedure. The first training session will start in schools on 4 October 2022, with the second session scheduled for 16 January 2023. A working timetable will be presented to the trainer.
The trainer will work with schools following the timetable and on workdays when not in school, the trainer will dedicate their working hours to work with the Hope Foundation at the head office to improve or adjust their class preparation.
Additionally, the trainer will plan and prepare a cooking evening event.
Vacancy & Timeframes of the workshops:
2 trainers, 1st round: 19 September till 16 December 2022
2 trainers, 2nd round: 3 January till 31 March 2023
Requirements
From Asia, Africa or Latin America
Excellent English skills
Very good knowledge about home country and continent
Very good knowledge about the themes of globalisation, SDGs as well as key political issues
Pleasant and friendly manner & a team player
Open-minded, flexible, disciplined and with training /teaching experience
Desirable: experience with various training methods (including virtual, in-person training, and blended offering) and up-to-date with new training methods and techniques.
Special requirement for the first training round: applicants who live in Berlin or can move to Berlin immediately, as the final recruitment step and acceptances take place in mid/late August.
Working: 15 hours per week:
including 5 workshops in schools + 1 workshop “Spoon4change” á 4 h, Preparation and review of the workshops and material, evaluation and reporting of the project
Compensation: 770€ / month *The amount depends on the funding commitments from the sponsors.*
How to apply: Send applications to office@hope-found.org including:
CV
Motivational letter
One-page essay on one particular development topic mentioned above in relation to your country/continent
Application deadline 05 August 2022
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