How The Including Children Affected by Migration (ICAM) Programme works

The ICAM programme works by building networks of schools, who have ongoing support from National ICAM Facilitators trained by the ICAM partners in each country.

National ICAM Facilitators train communities of 10-20 School ICAM Leaders to deliver the programme in their schools.

This cascade of training is supported by extensive training manuals and handbooks at each level.

Once trained School ICAM leaders carry out a comprehensive school review, develop an action plan and implement it using a database of materials provided in any language from this ICAM website.

This cascade model is fully scalable, from a small cluster of schools to country-wide deployment. The programme can be tailored to meet the specific requirements of any school or groups of schools.

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T he ICAM brochure How the ICAM programme works

The ICAM programme works by building powerful networks of schools, led by local National Facilitators who are trained by international ICAM Project Team Leaders. A comprehensive coaching and training programme is supported by handbooks, lesson plans, parent workshops and a wide range of additional resources, readily translatable into any language. The model is fully scalable, from a small cluster of schools to country-wide deployment. Delivery can be tailored exactly to your requirements.

The Cascade Of Training From The Icam Team – To National Icam Facilitators – To School Leaders – And Then To All School Staff – And The Cam They Teach, Uses A Coaching Model That Provides Ongoing Support At Each Level And Ensures Maximum Achievement Of The Icam Programme Goals

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