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Shelter Training is technical training which aims to improve technical capability in the shelter sector through offering standard, modular, and basic training in support of transitional settlement and reconstruction operations.
This training is consistent with IASC ESC and IFRC technical training, which were also developed by Shelter Centre.
| Shelter Training materials and relevant training materials placed on the internet by other agencies is presented as a resource, in support of humanitarian shelter capacity building | |
 | Search and download Shelter Training material, including the materials developed by Shelter Centre for the IASC Emergency Shelter Cluster and International Federation of the Red Cross |
 | Participate in Shelter Training events run routinely by Shelter Centre and its partners |
More about Shelter Training
Shelter Training is technical training which aims to improve technical capability in the shelter sector through offering standard, modular, basic training in support of transitional settlement and reconstruction operations.
This section of the website holds a resource of training materials and information about the next Shelter Training event run by Shelter Centre. Other training courses relevant to humanitarian shelter are listed in the Training section of Sector Events.
Training is consistent with technical training both of the Emergency Shelter Cluster of the Inter-Agency Standing Committee and of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, which were also developed by Shelter Centre.
Access Shelter Training resources
In this section you can find training materials. You can search by keywords or publishers or by browsing the agenda or the 3-day agenda.
Standard 3-day Shelter Training
For those unable to attend, and as a record of the training, training sessions from November 2008 are summarised and presentations, workshops and handouts are available for download. It is possible to search using the agenda of the training session, the participant who presented or keywords.
