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Become a Facilitator

Run SIA sessions in your own district, with SIA’s training, materials and support. A licence for the SIA Method is coming under the Strategic Plan.

SIA reaches people far from its hubs through local facilitators. Security and distance make it hard to run everything from a hub, so facilitators carry the programmes into other districts, in a language people speak at home. CONFIRM: the districts reached through facilitators (for example Khuzdar).

Under the Strategic Plan 2026–2031, the SIA Method will be documented, accredited and licensed. Facilitators who complete the training will be certified to deliver it, and organisations will be able to deliver it under a licence.

CONFIRM: the length of facilitator training and the terms of the licence.

Become a facilitator

Tell us who you are and where you work.

About you

Add the country code if your number is not from Pakistan.

If any.

Your experience
What could you teach or facilitate?
Languages you can run a session in

Who you reach, and where.

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The route

How you become a facilitator

  1. 1Register interestTell us who you are and where you work.
  2. 2SelectionA conversation about your experience and your community.
  3. 3Training in the SIA MethodLearn the Method, its sessions and its materials.
  4. 4Deliver with the teamRun your first sessions alongside an SIA trainer.
  5. 5CertificationBecome a certified facilitator of the SIA Method.
  6. 6Run sessions in your districtWith SIA materials, support from the hub team and a link to the Pathway.

What you get

Support for facilitators

  • Training in the SIA Method
  • Manuals and session materials, including versions for Balochi and Pashto speakers
  • Certification as an SIA facilitator
  • Support from the team at the hubs
  • A place in a network of facilitators
  • A clear next step for your participants on the Pathway

Who it suits

  • Teachers and trainers
  • Staff of NGOs, community groups and universities
  • SIA alumni who want to help others start
  • People who are trusted in their community and speak its language

Questions

About becoming a facilitator

Do I need to run a business myself?

No. Facilitators need to be good at helping people learn, and trusted in their community.

Is facilitation paid?

CONFIRM: how facilitators are paid or supported.

Can an organisation take a licence?

Yes, that is the plan. Partner organisations will be able to deliver the SIA Method under a licence. Register interest to hear when it opens.

Which languages will I teach in?

The language your participants speak. SIA trains in Urdu or English, and the Strategic Plan adds manuals adapted for Balochi and Pashto speakers.

I live outside Balochistan. Can I still register interest?

Yes. The facilitator network starts where SIA works today, and grows with the Strategic Plan. Tell us where you are.

Mentors and facilitators: get your own area

Ask for a mentor or facilitator account. Once the team approves it, you see your mentees, your sessions and your facilitator track.

  • Your mentees and a log of your sessions
  • Your facilitator track and certificate
  • A profile on the Mentors page, if you choose

Free. The SIA team checks each request and emails you when your area opens.

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