Youth Exchanges Webinar
Wed, Jun 24th 2020 at 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
The last of our series of our Youth Webinars
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District Assembly, we are holding a further three Webinars to provide
more in depth information on various aspects of Youth Services. You can
Register for the individual sessions by clicking on the links below.
Alternatively, please advise Leadership and Development Team Leader Dave Ford which sessions you would like to attend and you will then be sent a Registration form to complete. |
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| Date | Time | Session | Topics | Topics |
| Thursday 11th June | 7pm | Youth Competitions | 2020-21 Youth Competition Programme | 
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| Wednesday 17th June | 7pm | Other Youth Programmes | Schools, Rotakids and Interact. Rotary Leadership & Management Programme (LAMP) and RYLA |
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| Wednesday 24th June
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7pm | Youth Exchanges | Camps, Short Term Exchange Programme (STEP), Long Term Exchange Programme (LTEP) and New Generations Service Exchange (NGSE) |
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Each session will be approximately 60-90 minutes duration. PLEASE NOTE, YOU NEED TO REGISTER AT LEAST HALF AN HOUR BEFORE THE START OF THIS MEETING TO ENSURE YOU GET THE JOIN LINK IN TIME. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. If you do not receive your confirmation email within a couple of hours, please get in contact. For the meeting to start on time, please log in a few minutes before the start time. You confirmation email will contain a link where you can check that your system is compatible with the Webinar software and we strongly encourage you to do this, especially if you have not yet attended a GoToWebinar meeting before. |
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