The ACCEL Africa Project is inviting journalists to take part in a free training designed to equip them with the skills and knowledge to effectively report on child labour in African supply chains, with the aim of amplifying efforts to eradicate child labour and stimulate public and policy-level support for this crucial cause.
Table of Content- ILO Training Program
- Benefits of ILO Training Program
- Requirements for ILO Training Program
- Selection Process
- Application Deadline
- How to Apply
ILO Training Program
| Application Deadline | July 19, 2024 |
| Funding Type | Partially Funded |
| Type | Training |
| Sponsor | International Labour Organisation |
| Gender | Men and Women |
Benefits of ILO Training Program
- Enhance skills in child labour reporting and advocacy
- Opportunity to contribute to social justice and human rights issue
- Networking with professionals in the field
Requirements for ILO Training Program
Professional Background
- Must be a practicing journalist, media professional, or journalism student in the Cote d’Ivoire, Mali, Malawi, Nigeria, Kenya, Uganda, Ghana or Egypt.
- Preference will be given to journalists with experience in reporting on human rights, social issues, or on any of the following supply chains: gold, cotton, coffee, cocoa, tea
Geographic Focus
- Currently residing and working in one of the targeted countries as mentioned above.
- Special consideration for applicants reporting in rural or vulnerable regions within these countries.
Commitment to Advocacy
- Demonstrated interest or prior work related to child labour, human rights, or social justice.
- Willingness to engage in advocacy and public awareness activities post-training.
Selection Process
Based on professional background, experience in relevant fields, geographic focus, commitment to advocacy, quality of application materials (CV, motivation statement, story, recommendation letter)