Ethics Education for Children - Most Committed Trainer

Global Award for Most Committed Learning To Live Together Trainer

Please note you will need to submit a 4-minute video in order to complete this Application Form. If you do not have a video please bookmark this page and return when your video is ready to submit.

We highly recommend you upload your video to YouTube and send us the link via this Application Form. It is important to note that Video Privacy Settings should be set to ‘Public’ so your video can be viewed by our judges. You can find lots of information in the YouTube Help Centre about privacy settings, how to upload videos, supported file formats, etc.

Application deadline is September 1, 2018

Video Information:

Prepare a 4-minute video answering the following questions:

Who are you and when did you get trained as LTLT facilitator and trainer?
Explain what do you think is the relevance and importance of Learning to Live Together in education and in your society.
Explain how through the trainings you conduct you are contributing to make a difference in your community.
What are the main challenges you faced as an LTLT trainer and how did you meet those challenges?

To help us better understand your experience, within the 4 minutes, you can include images of the region, neighborhood or community; images of the implementation, and short testimonies of children, youth or beneficiaries. Check out our quick guide on how to film a video here.

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General Information

Name of applicant^*

Email^*

Name of organization^*

Country^*

City^*

The Trainer

Please explain how you have conducted trainings on the Learning to Live Together Programme. (600 words)^*

How have you used the LTLT Ethics Education Framework? (400 words) ^*

Explain how the conducted trainings have been sensitive to the local context. (400 words)^*

How has the conducted trainings impacted the trained facilitators? (400 words)^*

Please give some examples to show your resourcefulness and creativity to organize trainings of facilitators. (600 words)^*

How have you provided mentorship and guidance to trained facilitators? (400 words)^*

How has the Learning to Live Together Programme influenced a positive transformation in you, in a personal and professional level? (400 words)^*

Please explain how you exemplify a strong role-model of the principles of Learning to Live Together. (400 words)^*

Explain how you act as an ambassador and advocator of the Learning to Live Together Programme in your local context. (600 words)^*

Video Submission

Your 4-minute video should have answered the following questions:

Who are you and when did you get trained as LTLT facilitator and trainer?

Explain what you think is the relevance and importance of LTLT in education and in your society.

Explain how through the trainings you conduct you are contributing to make a difference in your community.

What are the main challenges you faced as an LTLT trainer and how did you meet those challenges?

Video link