Future Vision
VOCATIONAL SERVICE
and TRAINING GRANTS
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Vocational Service and Training Grant is also known as Vocational Exchange:
- replaces previous Group Study Exchange
(see more below about current District 6970 GSE activities)
- based on service delivery and knowledge transfer in the
- if with a pilot district; funding is through Global Grants/World Fund
- if with a non-pilot district; funding is through District Grants
Vocational training teams are groups of professionals traveling abroad to either learn more about their profession or teach local professionals about a particular field.
The team...
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May build the capacity of either the team itself or a specific beneficiary community
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May be carried out in conjunction with a humanitarian project or scholarship
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May be multi-vocational but must share a common purpose in support of the selected area of focus
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Must consist of a minimum of one Rotarian team leader and three non-Rotarian team members with no maximum limit of participants
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Have no restrictions on participant age or length of time for training
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Permit one or more teams to travel under each grant
Vocational service and training grants must follow either the global or district grant application process. Vocational training teams may have more than one Rotarian participant.
Group Study Exchange
Although the GSE is being replaced by the Vocational Service and Training Grants, the District is still active with a GSE program underway. To follow our current GSE teams (outbound and inbound), Click HERE.