Career Development

Humanitarian Practice & Child Protection

A humanitarian fieldwork track covering child protection, case management, and crisis response.

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Career DevelopmentHumanitarian & Social ImpactCommunity OutreachMEALGBV ResponsePsychological First AidCase ManagementChild Protection

A humanitarian fieldwork track covering child protection, case management, and crisis response.

This track covers the practical, field-level skills behind child protection and case management work, drawn directly from frontline experience with refugee and displacement populations in Egypt.

You'll build a working understanding of case management, psychological first aid, and GBV response, alongside the monitoring and reporting skills (MEAL) that keep humanitarian programs accountable.

Who this is for

  • Aspiring humanitarian workers looking to break into child protection or case management roles.
  • NGO and INGO staff who need practical case management and MEAL skills.
  • Social workers moving into refugee or displacement-focused settings.
  • Psychology and social science graduates exploring a humanitarian sector career.

Instructor

Nour Reda
Humanitarian & Child Protection Instructor
Nour Reda
Humanitarian & Child Protection Instructor

Humanitarian professional specializing in child protection and case management across refugee and displacement settings, focused on psychosocial support, advocacy, and sustainable change.

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Sessions & Workshops

Packages

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Humanitarian Fieldwork Bundle
1 Program

Humanitarian Fieldwork Bundle

ProgramHumanitarian Practice & Child Protection
Case Management Mentorship Session×1
MEAL & Program Design Session×1

Individual: EGP 850 (1x350 + 1x500)

EGP765
Save EGP 85 · 10% off
Valid for 45 days from purchase
Focused bundle for Humanitarian Practice & Child Protection

FAQ

No, this is designed to take beginners through real case management fundamentals.

The core focus is child protection, but MEAL and GBV response skills apply across humanitarian work generally.

Yes, the certifications and skills covered map directly to what INGOs list as requirements.