Center for Social Development launches Saudi and International Volunteer Day Forum 2024 » Al-Rai Electronic Newspaper
The Social Development Center in Taif is organizing a free course for volunteer managers. This course will start in December 2024, as part of the preparations for Saudi and International Volunteer Day on December 4th and 5th.
The course aims to build knowledge, behavior, and skills for those involved in volunteering. It will feature several certified trainers from the Kingdom. Attendees will also participate in workshops and discussions focused on volunteering.
What are the key skills that will be emphasized in the upcoming volunteer management course in Taif?
Interview with Dr. Amira Al Saif, Specialist in Volunteer Management
NewsDirectory3: Thank you for joining us today, Dr. Al Saif. Can you tell us about the upcoming free course for volunteer managers organized by the Social Development Center in Taif?
Dr. Amira Al Saif: Thank you for having me. The Social Development Center in Taif is excited to announce a comprehensive free course starting in December 2024, just in time for Saudi and International Volunteer Day on December 4th and 5th. This initiative aims to enhance the knowledge, behaviors, and skills of individuals involved in volunteer management.
NewsDirectory3: That sounds promising! What can attendees expect from this course?
Dr. Amira Al Saif: Participants can look forward to engaging workshops and discussions led by several certified trainers from across the Kingdom. The curriculum is designed to cover essential aspects of volunteer management, fostering both theoretical understanding and practical application. We aim to create an interactive environment where participants can share their experiences and learn from one another.
NewsDirectory3: This forum seems like a significant event. Who will be attending?
Dr. Amira Al Saif: We expect a large gathering of volunteers from different regions of the Kingdom. The event will serve as a platform to explore effective strategies for promoting a culture of volunteering. Attendees will have the opportunity to connect with donors and others in the community, facilitating collaborations that can enhance volunteer initiatives.
NewsDirectory3: In addition to the course, what other activities are planned for this event?
Dr. Amira Al Saif: Alongside the training courses, there will be seminars, additional workshops, and exhibitions that showcase various volunteer initiatives. This multifaceted approach not only helps in learning but also in celebrating the efforts and successes of volunteers and organizations.
NewsDirectory3: How do you believe this course will impact the landscape of volunteer management in Saudi Arabia?
Dr. Amira Al Saif: We anticipate that this training will greatly improve the capabilities of volunteer managers, enabling them to implement innovative strategies and create more inclusive volunteer programs. By fostering a network of well-equipped leaders, we can significantly enhance the volunteering culture in our communities, ultimately benefiting the society at large.
NewsDirectory3: Thank you for your insights, Dr. Al Saif. We look forward to seeing how this course will shape the future of volunteering in Saudi Arabia.
Dr. Amira Al Saif: Thank you for the opportunity to discuss this vital initiative. We are eager to inspire a new generation of volunteer managers and create lasting positive changes in our communities.
The forum will gather many volunteers from across the Kingdom. Participants will explore effective ways to promote volunteering culture. They will share successful experiences and create opportunities for organizations to connect with donors and individuals. The event will include seminars, workshops, training courses, and exhibitions showcasing volunteer initiatives.