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Training to train master-trainers

      Ashgabat. Training to train master-trainers (TOT) on First Aid conducted for NRCST on international level from 18-th to 22-th  of August 2015 in hotel Bagt Koshgi has finished. Three specialists from  Turkish Red Crescent: Elif Tashkin, Jemal Unal  and Shenay Unal were invited by  NRCST to conduct this training.

     Specialists from abroad trained their colleagues from Turkmenistan on theory and trainer skills for one week. 26 trainers from Ashgabat and velayats took part in TOT. The number of participants is determined by the need to train volunteers for Asian Olympics to be held in Ashgabat in 2017.

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2024-11-26

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