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Role of a chairperson

Course Designer: Goma Pandey

Language: English

Kind of delivery: Fully Online

Number of hours: 6-8 hours

Learning Objective

The “Roles of the Chairperson/President/Chair” course designed to provide participants with the thorough understanding of the roles and responsibilities, duties and leadership qualities required for effectively running MBO/CBO/Trade Union or informal group.

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Who is this course for

This course is designed for IFWEA’s affiliated members who are currently involved as chair/president/chairperson/chief, as well as those who want to pursue a career in this field. It is suitable for anyone seeking to enhance their skills and understanding of the role of a chair/president/chairperson/chief within an organization.

Learning Outcome

At the end of the course, the participant will be able to:

  1. Define the role of a Chairperson and understand their responsibilities
  2. Identify the qualities and characteristics of an effective Chairperson.
  3. Apply the roles and responsibilities of a Chairperson in real-life scenarios
  4. Demonstrate practical skills in leading meetings, discussions, and decision-making processes.
  5. Share best practices and experiences with others

Mode of delivery

Hybrid (self-paced and facilitated sections)

How is it delivered?

Some parts synchronous and some parts asynchronous

Course Duration

5 weekly Zoom sessions

No of hours required

6-8 hours

Technical Requirements

As many courses nowadays are offered online or utilize digital resources, participants should have access to a computer with a stable internet connection. Basic computer literacy skills, including the ability to navigate websites, access online materials, and participate in virtual discussions or activities, may also be necessary.

Software requirements

Internet browser, An e-mail account and the WhatsApp communication application

Prior Knowledge

While there are no strict educational prerequisites, participants should ideally have a basic understanding of trade union and their positions and terminologies related to Trade Union movement.

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