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CARE
Academy Information
CARE Academy is a global
resource for learning that helps individuals acquire knowledge,
skills and tools to be successful in their jobs at CARE. CARE Academy
offerings are available to all CARE staff, sister INGOs, local NGOS
and project participants.
The Academy's e-learning programs and workshops address skills and
information that are critical to CARE's mission.
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Total Performance Training Session Recordings:
MANAGERS
This session will give you the information and skills you need to use the electronic apaa (e-apaa).
In this 90 minute session we will share the basics of e-apaa and also give you advanced electronic
tools to help you coach and develop your employees.
EMPLOYEES
This session is designed to help you navigate the electronic apaa system - e-apaa. This one hour session will
give you a good overview about the best way for you to use the system to track your progress, make notes about
your performance and to use the system for your self review.
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Register for a new online course:Different Needs - Equal Opportunities:
Increasing Effectiveness of Humanitarian Action for Women, Girls, Boys and Men
To Access the course click here:
www.interaction.org/iasc-gender-elearning
This three-hour, self-paced online course provides the basic steps a
humanitarian worker must take to ensure gender equality in programming. The course includes information on
the core issues of gender and how it relates to other aspects of humanitarian response. This training is
based on the Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) Gender Handbook and related IASC guidelines, including
the Guidelines for Gender-based Violence Interventions in Humanitarian Settings and others. Users will
receive a certificate upon completion of the course.
The IASC consists of 21 humanitarian organizations and is the primary humanitarian forum for facilitating
coordination, policy development and decision-making in response to complex emergencies and natural disasters.
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NEW! CARE's Critical Incident Protocol
CARE's new Critical Incident Protocol
offers guidance for providing a coordinated, comprehensive, standardized response
to the immediate and long-term consequences of a critical incident. It is available
by clicking the link below:
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NEW! Competency Development Planning Guide &
Management Standards Presentation
It is that time of year-Time for planning! Here are some materials to help
you complete your eAPAA for the year. The updated Competency Development
Planning Guide and the Management Standards PowerPoint presentation are
great resources to help you effectively create your goals and objectives.
The Competency Development Guide is designed to help you and your manager
identify development activities that will assist you in building your
organizational competencies. The guide provides suggestions on ways to build
skill, examples of development activities, and suggestions on reading materials
and workshops. The Management Standards PowerPoint provides an introduction
and explanation around the management standards at CARE.
To access these materials, click on the links below:
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NEW! Key Resources for Project Managers
The Key Resources for
Project Managers is composed of guides
that explain the essential information all CARE
Project Managers need to know to successfully
perform their job. These comprehensive guides
are the result of a collaborative effort made by
many staff throughout CARE contributing their
expertise and time. The Key Resoures for
Project Managers was made possible by funding
through the CARE All-Africa Project Managers
Capacity Building Initiative.
To access the guides in English, click on the links below:
To access the guides in French, click on the links below:
To access the guides in Portuguese, click on the links below:
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NEW! Coping With Traumatic Stress Course
This course provides an overview of
traumatic stress and humanitarian work and will help you:
- Learn about the nature of traumatic stress.
- Understand the three different types of traumatic stress associated with your work.
- Recognize the signs of stress and burnout.
- Identify self-care techniques that can help you alleviate stress reactions.
The course is available in four languages. It was developed by the
Headington Institute and translated by Global Language Solutions. To access the course, click on the links below:
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Updated Emergency Preparedness Planning
Guidelines
The
Emergency and Humanitarian Assistance
Unit is pleased to announce its updated
CDROM Planning
Guidelines and Workbooks Materials
(Version 3, October 2006).
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here to see announcements history
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