About this event
Designing and delivering training in international contexts presents unique challenges. Trainers work with diverse groups with varying experience, cultural backgrounds, and expectations. This requires a flexible, inclusive approach. In our Training of Trainers course, we explore these challenges and provide practical strategies to address them. This course is ideal for staff involved in organising and delivering trainings and workshops, including trainers, programme managers, capacity-strengthening specialists, and HR professionals from donors, NGOs, governments, CSOs, universities and businesses working in international settings.
We cover the full training cycle – from needs assessment to design, delivery, and evaluation – to ensure your programmes are strategic and action-oriented. You will learn to balance knowledge, skills, and awareness to create sessions that resonate across contexts.
You will gain hands-on experience with adult training methods such as participatory facilitation, experiential learning, group work, role-plays, case studies, and peer coaching. These techniques encourage reflection, dialogue, and real-world application.
We address challenges in multicultural settings, including communication styles, power dynamics, and resistance to change. You will learn to foster safe, inclusive learning environments, manage difficult conversations, and adapt content to local realities.
Finally, we equip you with tools to translate learning into action—setting clear objectives, integrating action planning, and ensuring follow-up for sustainable impact.
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Key information
Course Date: 22 September – 25 September 2025
Fee: €1895
Learn more and apply on the Hague Academy for Local Governance website.