UN Women Training Centre eLearning Campus

United Nations Volunteers (UNV) programme and UN Women training Centre are glad to announce the release of the new I Know Gender module on Volunteerism and Gender Equality. This interagency self-paced course, that introduces a gender perspective on over 15 different relevant topics, now addresses gender as a crosscutting issue in volunteerism, in the context of the development agenda for 2030, particularly SDG5 on gender equality.

e-Commerce feature allows users to pay course registration fees directly through the eLearning Campus. The new online catalogue also houses all of the UN Women Training Centre's free open-access courses.

The UN Women Training Centre has extended the application period for the Training of Trainers for Gender Equality . The face to face part of this programme will take place from at the Training Centre in Santo Domingo.

Three new introductory self-paced courses on Masculinities, Responsive Budgeting (GRB) and the Care Economy have been released by the UN Women Training Centre eLearning Campus. This launch is possible due to the addition of our eCommerce function which allows users to pay course registration fees directly through the online platform.

For the fourth consecutive year, the UN Women Training Centre is launching registration for Gender Equality at the Local Level in Latin America and the Caribbean, which will take place from 12 March until 18 May 2018. This online moderated course will offer recent content on the status of gender equality in the region, its nuances and different ways to spark progress.

The UN Women Training Centre conducted a training of trainers on Safe Cities and Public Spaces in Torreon, Northern Mexico, last October 2017. The course, that included an online and a face-to-face component, provided a platform for interactive learning and exchange for civil servants (from the police, the judiciary, urban planning and transport) with the aim of contributing to the creation of safer cities and public spaces for all.

Oyuntuya Shagdarsuren, Deputy Director of Enhancing Resource Management through Institutional Transformation (MERIT) in Mongolia shares her experience as participant of the Gender Mainstreaming course delivered in Bangkok by the UN Women Training Centre last October, in close collaboration with the UN Women Regional Office in Asia and the Pacific.

Professionals from 10 countries completed successfully a Face-to-Face Course on Gender-Responsive Budgeting (GRB), organized by the UN Women Training Centre, in coordination with the Leadership and Political Participation Section, in Belgrade, Serbia during the week of 9-13 October.

The face to face training, that has already been delivered in English in coordination with the Leadership and Governance Section of UN Women throughout 2017, is designed to enhance the conceptual, strategic, analytical and practical skills of GRB practitioners, which will accelerate progress toward the goal of gender equality. Register before 31 January!