strategic vocational projects by dg ahmed saada
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TITLEHumanitarian & Vocational
District Team Training Seminar
26-28 February, 2015 – North Coast - Egypt
Strategic
Service ProjectsPresented by:
DG Ahmed A. Saada
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Avenues of Service
Club Service
Vocational Service
Community Service
International Service
Youth Service
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Highlights
Introduction
Rotary Guiding Principles
Object of Rotary
The Four Way Test
Classification Concept
Avenues of Service
Rotary Code of Conduct
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Highlights
Vocational Service in RI Programs:
– Rotary Fellowships (Task Forces & Global Networking)
– Friendship Exchange
Vocational Service in TRF Programs:
– Global Grants for Vocational Training / VTT
Suggested Activities
Awards:
Vocational Service Leadership Award
District Vocational Service Award
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Early Days of Rotary
Gustavus Loehr
Mining Engineer
Silvester Schiele
Coal Dealer
Hiram Shorey
Merchant Tailor
Paul Harris
Lawyer
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Vocational Service
Promotes high ethical standards in business and professions, recognizes the worthiness of all dignified occupations and fosters the ideals of service in the pursuit of all vocations.
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About Vocational Service
“Of all the hundred and one ways in which men can make themselves useful to society, undoubtedly the most available and often the most effective are within the spheres of their own occupations”.
Paul Harris
The National Rotarian, January 1912
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JUL
AUG
SEP
OCT
NOV
DEC
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
Membership & Extension
New Generations
Vocational
TRF & Interact Week
Family
Awareness
World Understanding
Literacy Month + Rotaract Week
Magazine
District Conference
Fellowships Month
Ro
tary
Cal
end
ar
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JUL
AUG
SEP
OCT
NOV
DEC
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
Membership & Extension
Basic Education & Literacy
Economic & Community Dev.
TRF & Interact Week
Disease Prevention & Treatment
Peace & Conflict Resolution
Water & Sanitation
Maternal & Child Health
Youth
Rotary Fellowships
Ro
tary
Cal
end
ar
Vocational
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Guiding Principles of Rotary
Throughout Rotary’s history,
several basic principles have
been developed to guide
Rotarians in achieving the
ideal of service and high
ethical standards.
Object of Rotary
Four Way Test
Classification Principle
Avenues of Service
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Object of RotaryFirst formulated in 1910 and adopted through the years as Rotary’s mission expanded, the Object of Rotary provides a succinct definition of the organization’s purpose as well as the club member’s responsibilities
It is to encourage and foster the ideal of service through:
1. The development of acquaintance as an opportunity ofservice;
2. High ethical standards in business and professions;
3. The application of the ideal of service in each Rotarian’spersonal, business and community life;
4. The advancement of international understanding, goodwilland peace through a world of fellowship.
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The Four Way Test
Herbert J. Taylor, 1932
President, R.I. 1954-55
Adopted by R.I. in 1943
Followed by Rotarians
worldwide in their business
and professional lives, The
Four-Way Test was created by
Rotarian Herbert J. Taylor in
1932. It has since been
translated into more than 100
languages and is used by
organizations and individuals
throughout the world.
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Classification Principle
Virtually, all membership in Rotary is
based upon a “Classification”. Basically,
a classification describes the distinct
and recognized business or professional
service that the Rotarian renders to
society.
Classification Principle a wide
diversity of business and professional
composition representing the
community better service.
The number of members holding a
particular classification is limited
according to the size of the club.
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Classification Principle
When professionals join a Rotary club, they do so as a representative of their classification – their particular business or profession.
Rotarians have the dual responsibility of representing their vocation within the club and exemplifying the ideals of Rotary within the workplace.
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Represent vocation within Rotary Club
Exemplify ideals of Rotary within work
DUAL RESPONSIBILITY
Classification Principle
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Early Days of Rotary
Gustavus Loehr
Mining Engineer
Silvester Schiele
Coal Dealer
Hiram Shorey
Merchant Tailor
Paul Harris
Lawyer
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One of the central goals of Vocational Service is to promote and advance Rotary’s high ethical standards. A useful tool Rotarians have to assess these standards (apart from the 4-Way Test, is
The Declaration of Rotarians in Business and Professions.
Classification Principle
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One of the central goals of Vocational Service is to promote and advance Rotary’s high ethical standards. A useful tool Rotarians have to assess these standards (apart from the 4-Way Test, is
Rotary Code of Conduct
Classification Principle
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Old Standing Committees
Club
Service
Vocational
Service
Community
Service
International
Service
Club Board
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New Standing Committees
Club
Administration
Club Public
RelationsMembership
Service
Projects
The Rotary
Foundation
•Attendance
•Club bulletin
•Fellowship
activities
•Magazine
•Program
•Public
relations
•Classification
•Membership
•Membership
development
•Rotary
information
•Community
development
•Community Service
•Environmental
protection
•Human
development
•International
Service
•Partners in service
•Rotary Volunteers
•Vocational Service
•World Community
Service
•Alumni
•Annual giving
•Grants
•Group Study
Exchange
•Permanent
Fund
•PolioPlus
•Scholarships
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Suggested Activities
Mini-classification talks.
Vocational awards.
Providing career info to youth.
Put vocational skills to work.
Tours of members’ businesses.
Employment fair.
Mentor young people.
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District Vocational Service Award
Started by PDG Mohamed Fateen.
First award: at the 45th District Conference in Amman, 1981.
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District Vocational Service Award
Criteria:
Community needs survey.
Vocational service month.
Vocational awards (best employees).
Career development program.
Reduce unemployment.
Employ handicapped & Sr. citizens.
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District Vocational Service Award
Criteria:
Cooperation with NGOs, companies, institutes.
Number of beneficiaries.
Min. 20% of club members’ participation.
Fund raising.
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Vocational Service Leadership Award
Recognizes Rotarians who have made a significant impact in advancing vocational service
Eligibilty:• District Governors may nominate one candidate from
their Districts every year.
• An individual may receive this award only once.
• Deadline for nomination is 1st of November.
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Vocational Service Leadership Award
Criteria:• Exemplifying integrity and high ethical standards in their
vocation and in Rotary
• Using their vocational talents to serve the community
• Personally undertaking at least one of the following:
– Mentoring a young person to succeed in a vocational pursuit.
– Organize a vocational service discussion or group workshop to inspire others.
– Training other club members about their vocation / classification talk.
– Participating in a business networking event that introduces non-Rotarians to the principles of vocational service.
– Implementing an activity to celebrate Vocational Service Month.
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Vocational Service Projects
• RC Al Fustat ………… Technical Training
• RC Cairo Royal ……..
• Education for Employment (ILA)
• Special Needs Training (EGAT)
• Vocational Training in Textile (Khoyout)
• RC Mansoura ………. Training for Rotaract
• RC Alexandria ….….. Pitfalls in Medicine
• RC Six October Shams ……. Maharaty
• RC Heliopolis El Nozha ……. Maharaty
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Sudan Convoy
• To perform surgeries for cataract patients.
• To offer vocational training for Sudanese surgeons.
• To implement international cooperation between two countries.
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A Roadmap to a Successful Medical Convoy
•Location
•Plan ahead
•Personnel
•Equipment
•Pharmaceuticals
•Budget
•Rotary signs / banners
•Photography / Documentation
•Assessment
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Resources
The Vocational Service
Update is a free, quarterly
newsletter that can keep
Rotarians informed.
To subscribe, visit
www.rotary.org/newsletters
An Introduction to Vocational
Service (255)
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Conclusion in a Nutshell
Early planning
Classification
Human Development
Projects to be implemented by Clubs.
Involvement of our Partners in Service.
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