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TRAINING

source: World Vision

CID runs a needs-based training and organisational capacity building programme which provides workshops, one-to-one mentoring and organisational development assistance. The vision is to ensure that the expertise and knowledge, which individuals within the NGO sector have developed in their work, is able to be shared across the international development community, ultimately benefiting people struggling to improve their own situation, their environment and their communities.

Recent courses have included:

A Human Rights Approach to Development
A Beginner’s Guide to the KOHA Fund
After a ‘Partnership for Development’ Grant - taking the next step
Gender and Development
Concepts of Development
Self care in Development

The 2008 programme is here

For information on the programme, please contact Aileen Davidson on (04) 496 9615 or email

Fees for training courses at CID:

$50 per person for people from CID member organisations.
Students and small voluntary NGOs (non-members) will be charged an additional rate of 10 percent over that charged to member agencies ($55).
Consultants, government employees and large non-member NGOs will be charged at a double rate ($100).
Non-member fees are negotiable between the agency and the training manager, depending on the circumstances.
Training fees include morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea.

CID Certificate in Core Development Practice

CID has instituted a certificate in core development skills. This certificate is designed for the staff of CID member groups who are currently working in the international development sector, and wish to gain a basic qualification in understanding concepts and skills necessary to function effectively and with a depth of understanding.

To download a leaflet (as a PDF file) giving more details of the certificate click here.

To download a registration form for the certificate course (as a MS Word document) click here.

Council for International Development