Aim of the Workshop
Offer an opportunity for Honorary Correspondents to enhance their journalistic skills and share strategies on how to reflect the mission and vision of the Scout Movement.
Objectives
1. To set communication standards for NSO Correspondents in a global context
2. To share strategies for editorial planning, story telling, and using images
3. To learn about communication styles for the new media
Participants
This workshop expects to gather 50 participants, in particular, the appointed Honorary Correspondents of NSOs, and coordinators of Messengers of Peace (who are required to prepare reports and stories of their MoP projects). Young Correspondents, Young Spokespersons and persons responsible for their NSO publications are also invited.
Registration Fee
US$100 per participant to cover inland transportation, food (from 21st June dinner and 26th breakfast), accommodation (for 5 nights) in twin sharing rooms, workshop materials and educational tour.
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