- Responds to conceptual framework
- Not having to start from scratch
- All volunteers will have access to the same/similar process (in theory)
- Focus of the inputs will be the same (not the outcomes/methods)
- More awareness by the trainers of the whole learning process (not just the individual events)
- More empowering for the volunteer to be pro-active in a more visible process
- More coherence helps trainers explain and justify their approach
- New opportunities for cooperation
Potential risks/limiting factors
- Making a “global concert” risks not responding to diverse, individual needs
- Makes learning “formal” again
- Difficult to ensure continuity (different training systems + approaches in different countries)
- More coherence may lead to less “plurality” of approaches/risk of restriction of new ideas & approaches
- Can choose the content/tool for the volunteers limit their own appreciation of new possibilities (metaphor of the forest), (things unforeseen… learning which is unexpected)
- Does it not limit our responsibility + autonomy of volunteers?
- May limit the development of more participant-based processes
- Can concentrate too much on common content rather than common understanding
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