On 5-6 March training for trainers “Adult tutoring methods. Training conduct skills” was held for the staff of the Coordination Centre for Legal Aid Provision. The event took place at the PRAVOKATOR Legal Club under the Council of Europe Project “Continued Support to the Criminal Justice Reform in Ukraine”, funded by the Government of the Kingdom of Denmark.
Ms Yevheniia Bilan, trainer, has told about the training objectives: “Information received by the participants is important to every person despite of the work experience and whether a person will become a trainer or not. Knowledge acquainted might be used for everyday communication. These skills enable people to structure and communicate any information to any group of people”.
“This training is very important to us with regard to further expert potential development of the free legal aid system. Coordination centre representatives trained will develop their own training sessions and transfer their knowledge further”, said Mr Serhii Kucheruk, Head of the Department of Human and Information Resources Development in Legal Aid Provision Sphere, Coordination Centre.
Specific experience, consciousness, conceptualization and practical direction – henceforth, perspective trainers know what to focus on. "Very interesting training, a professional trainer and a positive reaction of the audience - colleagues are working on something they have not thought about before", said Mr Viltalii Liamichev, Head of the Department of Human and Information Resources Development in Legal Aid Provision Sphere, Coordination Centre.
The two-day training was organised within the framework of the Council of Europe Project “Continued Support to the Criminal Justice Reform in Ukraine”, funded by the Government of the Kingdom of Denmark. The Project continues to support the free legal aid system development in Ukraine, in particular, by expanding the network of trainers that will further train their colleagues within the FLA system.
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