Count on us

Of course, you will develop new skills and discover a whole new world with its own language, codes and debates. What you need to do is to play an active part in your training and be prepared to challenge your beliefs. Sometimes, you’ll feel disheartened. At Bioforce, we understand this. That is why we offer support throughout your time at the training centre, and beyond. It starts with your training coordinator. This is the first person you will meet, who will take the time to explain how the course works and to review your plans. They will convey feedback on behalf of the whole teaching team halfway through the course regarding your progress. And this is the person you should contact should you experience any difficulties during the course, or during your humanitarian assignment. Our careers advisers also offer one-to-one meetings, during which they shine a light on this new professional environment to help match your aspirations to the needs of humanitarian organisations. You can count on us.

It is very important for us to take part in this forum, not only to ensure that trainees are aware of Oxfam and what we do across the world, but also, working with Bioforce enables us to have access to people who are trained, who understand humanitarian work and who can be operational in the countries where we work quickly.

The NGO forum is a key event for students, but also for international aid organisations. It offers an opportunity to see the development in the profiles of people training at Bioforce, to present our organisation and what we do, and to talk to students.