Beyond the Classroom: MicroSave’s Training Philosophy and Strategy
by Lisa Parrott and Graham Wright
Jan 10, 2005
1 min
This note discusses MicroSave’s training philosophy and strategy, the process of developing toolkits, the focus of its trainings which is – transferring knowledge and skills.
MicroSave is committed to building capacity for training delivery and use of its toolkits among microfinance institutions (MFIs) pursuing a market-led, client-responsive approach to developing and delivering financial services. This note discusses Microsave’s training philosophy and strategy, the process of developing toolkits, the focus of its trainings which is – transferring knowledge and skills. The four complementary training strategies employed by MicroSave and the three ways to participate in Microsave’s trainings are further discussed in the note.
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Graham Wright
Chairperson
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