Recruitment
Call for Sessional Tutors/Facilitators
Mediation Northern Ireland is funded by the European Regional Development Fund under the Peace III Programme to develop and deliver the MOST Project.
MOST is a European and International learning and networking project aimed at addressing issues of segregation, sectarianism and racism. Strand 2 of the project aims to develop the skills of local mediation practitioners to work in an international context and on a cross-cultural basis.
Mediation Northern Ireland is currently seeking independent experienced national and international tutors to facilitate their training course in ‘Cross-Cultural Facilitation & Mediation in Divided Societies.’
Applicants should have experience of facilitating training in at least one of the following areas:
- Conflict Understanding, Conflict Analysis and Intervention Theories
- Developing a Shared Society and Understanding Diversity
- Facilitation of Cross-Cultural Dialogue
- Post Conflict Societies, Trauma & Dealing with the past
Successful applicants will be placed on a reserve panel of tutors who may be called upon to facilitate day-long training events for 19 practitioners from the public, private and voluntary sectors in Northern Ireland and the six Border Counties. Applicants must be self-employed and payment will be based on receipted actuals and NOT as salary costs.
Applicants should forward a CV and a cover letter outlining their added value skills and knowledge they can bring to the group and expected fees by email to
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Training days occur in alternate months and will continue to December 2012.
No closing date for applications apply. Candidates will be contacted based on the trainee needs analysis.
Mediation Northern Ireland is a social enterprise committed to promoting equality of opportunity.
