Beatriz in Mozambique
It’s been now more or less six weeks since I left CICD and some adventures happen on the way. |
Tanya's report after two months in the project
Hello everyone! :)
I am writing this letter after 2 months in Malawi, Africa. First I want to say that I am really happy to be here. Malawi is amazing country with amazing people. I met a lot of new friends.
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New programmes at CICD
It is now almost 13 years since we started College for International Co-operation and Development. More than 700 people from 80 countries have participated in our Development Instructor courses. |
Our Garden Farming
As Development Instructors, we have an interest in food ... both in terms of food production, and perhaps more importantly, food security. |
Learning more about management and leadership
Now the DI-s at CICD can work towards a Level 5 Diploma in Management and Leadership, with the final work to be finished in Camp Future. Read more from how 3 of our DI-s are experiencing this! |
The importance of “Growing Your Own”
By Gaia teacher Wendy Dunnett-Dagg A key part of the education at CICD is being involved in growing and using our own herbs, fruits and vegetables. |
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Greetings from Atanas
Atanas Bakalov, November team 2010, is now soon finishing his 6 month working with the Farmers Club and teachers Training College in Dowa,Malawi. |
Diana and Nuno in Mozambique
Hey Guys, we are writing to You from Mozambique. We are in EPF Nametil - Escola dos Profesores do Futuro – a teachers Training College. |
Andrea Nagy in Malawi
Every single day like this is a great challenge for me. But this is why life here is wonderful; I cannot know what will happen in the next hour or minute. I really enjoy the challenges, the new people, the totally different culture. |
Counselling Education
During that 1 year that I spent in Malawi I saw many people who were infected by HIV.
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Youth Summer Camp at CICD
At the end of July our March&May team 2011 organised a ten days camp for young people interested in volunteering. |
Veronika Vass: After coming back from Mozambique
After I came back from Mozambique, my thoughts of the world have changed. I realized that I can not go back to work as I was planning before. I decided that I will continue to work with Humana People to People |
The 10K charity road race in Hull
On Sunday 15/5/11 I woke up at 6AM, far earlier than I usually do. After having had breakfast everyone was ready and excited to start off. by Bence |
Janios Journey
After finishing my training, I went to work with ADPP Bilibiza in Mozambique two times, for six months each, first as Development Instructor in 2009 and the second time as Senior Development Instructor in 2010. |
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