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Education, Language and Development Training
Programmes provides practical training and consultancy services
to development organisations in South and South-East Asia. Registered
as a charity in the United Kingdom, but based in Kathmandu, Nepal
and Bangkok, Thailand, ELD conducts regular open training workshops
in areas such as Reporting Skills, Project Proposal Writing and
PM&E, as well as a range of in-house assignments which include
training, planning, proposal development, teambuilding, project
close-out and outplacement.
ELD was founded in 2000 'to enhance the skills
of people working in education, sustainable development and human
rights using the most appropriate technologies and methodologies'.
ELD's objectives are based on extensive research. Between 1997
and 1999 we explored the communication and project management
challenges faced by projects and development organisations. Since
then we have continued to develop our programmes and responses
based on our extensive experience delivering services in South
Asia (since 2000) and South-East Asia (since 2003).
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Neil
Kendrick has directed UK charity Education, Language and Development
Training Programmes since it was founded in 2000, and was responsible
for setting up ELD's Nepal and Thailand operations. An experienced
evaluator, facilitator and trainer specialising in Development
Communication, Neil has worked with development sector participants
for more than 10 years. He has trained thousands of professionals
at all levels throughout South and South-East Asia in Reporting
Skills, Professional Writing, Project Planning and Proposal Writing.
Prior to ELD, Neil spent several years with the British Council
at Istanbul, Bangkok, Hong Kong and Kathmandu.
 Participants describe his training approach as relaxed and well-informed, and regularly mention his ability to demystify learning through easy explanation and examples. That same style has been brought to this Handbook, getting complex points and sophisticated tools across in a no-nonsense, easy to grasp way.
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