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Note:
Because each Division is different in geographical size,
languages, number of districts, etc., the RLI will recommend
strategies as each Division is formed. These recommendations
will also be made at Faculty Orientation Sessions. The following
is a general guide for starting the program:
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1- Enter into an agreement with the RLI.
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2- Call together a meeting (in person, via email, etc.) of those
interested in forming an organizational committee for the
Division. Attempt to obtain approval of and attendance by the
district governor(s) at the meeting.
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µù¸Ñ¡G³Ìªì³Q¿î¿ï¥[¤JÄw³Æ©eû·|¤u§@ªº¤Hû¹ï±N¨Ó¸Óp¹º¤§¦¨¥\«D±`«n。³o¶µp¹º»Ýn¦³¦nªº¡§»â¾É¤H¤~¡¨¦P®ÉºÂ¿ï¥²»Ýnµø¨ä³QÃÒ¹ê¯à¦¨¥\°õ¦æp¹ºªº¯à¤O。Á`ºÊ̪º¤ä«ùÅãµMªº«D±`«n¡An§¹¥þÅý¦a°ÏÁ`ºÊ¥R¤À¤F¸Ñp¹º¤§¶i«×。
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Comments:
The initial selection of people to invite to serve on the
organizational committee is very important to the future success
of the program. The program needs good ¡§leadership¡¨ and
selection should be based on proven ability to successfully
carry out projects. Support of governors, etc. is obviously very
important. The district governor(s) should be kept fully advised
of the progress of the project.
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3.
©eû·|n«ü¬£¤@¦ì¥D©e、¤@¦ì°]°È、µù¥U²Õªø¤Î¨ä¥L¥²n¤§Â¾û¡A½Ñ¦p°Æ¥D©e、¦a°ì°Æ¥D©e、¯µ®Ñµ¥。¨M©w¶}¿ì¶On¦h¤Ö¥H«K¦s¤J¤À³¡°]°È±b¤á¤¤¤Î³o¨Ç¸êª÷¤§¨Ó·½。
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Have the committee designate a
chairman, a treasurer, a registrar and any other officers
needed, such as vice-chair(s), regional vice-chair(s),
secretary, etc.. Determine how much money should initially be
deposited into the Division treasury and the source of such
funding.
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µù¸Ñ¡G³oÓÄw³Æ©eû·|¤§¥D©e³q±`´N¬O¤À³¡¥D©e。°]°Èt³d¶}¥ß»È¦æ±b¤á、½s¦C¹wºâ¤Î¥I´Úµ¥¨Æ©y。µù¥U²Õªøt³d³]pµù¥Uªí®æ、¦¬¶°µù¥Uªí¤Î¶O¥Î¡A¤W½Ò®É´£¨Ñµù¥UªA°È¨Ã«OºÞ¨º¨Çµù¥U¬ö¿ý¤Î¥X®u°O¿ý。
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Comments:
The chairman of the organization committee would normally be the
Division Chair. The treasurer is responsible for opening a bank
account, preparing a budget and paying the bills. The Registrar
designs the registration forms, collects the registration forms
and fees, provides registration services at the courses and
keeps the records of those registering, attending, etc.
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4.
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Determine how many course sites will
ultimately be necessary to serve the Rotary clubs within the
Division.
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µù¸Ñ¡G¸Óp¹ºªº¦¨¥\»P§_ºÝ¿à¶}½Òªº¦aÂI¬O§_¾aªñªÀû。±q¦a²z¦ì¸m¤W¨Ó¨M©w»Ýn¦h¤Ö³B¤W½Ò³õ©Ò。³q±`¥H¬O¤@Ó¤p®É¥b®É¶¡ªº¨®µ{¥h¤W½Ò¬O³Ìªøªº®É¶¡。¦b¬Y¨Ç¦a¤è¡A°Ñ»P¤HûÌ©¹©¹¬O»·¤è®È¦æ¦Ó¦Ü¡A¦b¤W½Ò«e¤@±ß»Ý±H±J®ÈÀ]©ÎªÀûªº®a。¦]¦¹¥²»Ýn¦Ò¼{·í¦aªº±¡ªp。¸g¹L¤@¬q®É¶¡µ¥¨ì¤W½Ò³õ©Ò¹F¨ì¹w´Á¥Ø¼Ð®É¦A¦æ¼W¥[¤D¤£¥¢¬°¤@¶µ¦n¤èªk。¼W¥[³õ©Òªº³t«×n¬Ý¥i¹B¥Î¨ü¹L°Vªº±Ðû、·í¦aªº»â¾É¤H¤~¤Î¨¬°÷ªº®É¶¡¨Ó¹ªÀy¥X®u。
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Comments:
The success of the program requires that the locations of
the courses be accessible to the club members. Geography often
determines how many sites are necessary. As a rule of thumb, 1þ°
hours is usually the maximum time to travel to a course. In some
areas the participants are used to traveling further and used to
staying at hotels or Rotarian homes the evening before a course.
Local conditions must always be considered. Adding course sites
slowly with a goal of reaching the estimated number of course
sites over a period of time is usually a good approach. The pace
of adding sites is somewhat dependent on available trained
faculty, local leadership and sufficient time to promote
attendance.
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Arrange for faculty training with the
assistance of the RLI.
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µù¸Ñ¡G²z½×¤W¡A±Ðû°V½m/«ü¾ÉÀ³¸Ó¦b²Ä¤@°ó½Ò«e¹ê¦æ。°Q½×»â¾É¤Hªº®Ä²v¬O³op¹º¦¨¥\¤§ÃöÁä©Ò¦b。¦pªG¨º¨Ç¥X®uªº¤HY¨S¦³°Ñ»P²Ä¤@³¡¤À½Òµ{¨}¦nªº¸gÅç¡A¥L̤£·|¦^¨Ó°Ñ¥[²Ä¤G³¡¤À¤Î²Ä¤T³¡¤Àªº½Òµ{。°w¹ï¦~«×¦A²Õ°V°V½m·|ij¡A§ß½ü»â¾É¾Ç°|(RLI)·|´£¨Ñ¤@¾ã¤Ñªº¦A²Õ°V°V½mp¹º¤©¨ä±Ðû。¦Ü©ó·s¦¨¥ßªº¤À³¡¡A³Ì¾A¦Xªº±Ðû°V½mp¹ºÀ³Á|¿ì¬°¨â¤Ñ¡A¦]¬°¥¦©|¥]§t§ß½ü»â¾É¾Ç°|p¹º¤§I´º·|ijµ¥µ¥。¦pªG°]°È³\¥i¤U¡A§ß½ü»â¾É¾Ç°|(RLI)±N¬£¤@Ó°V½m¹Î¶¤¨ì¸Ó¤À³¡ªº¤@Ó¤W½Ò³õ©Ò。¤]Åwªï¤À³¡¬£»º¥ḺÐû¨ì31¤Î32¦a±a§ß½ü»â¾É¾Ç°|(RLI)·|ij¤¤¥ô¤@Ó³õ©Ò±µ¨ü°V½m。ÁöµM§ß½ü»â¾É¾Ç°|(RLI)ªº°V½m¹Î¶¤ÀH®É«Ý©R¤ä´©¡AµM¦Ó³Ì²×¥Ø¼Ð¬O¦U¤À³¡nµo®i¥X¥¦¦Û¤vªº°V½m¤Hû。
§ß½ü»â¾É¾Ç°|(RLI)°V½m¹Î¶¤±N±Hµ¹¤À³¡¤@¥÷¹ï©ó¸Ó°V½mp¹º»Ýn¨Ç¬Æ»òªº®Ö¹ïªí®æ。
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Comments:
Ideally, faculty training/orientation should precede the first
courses. The effectiveness of discussion leaders is critical to
the success of the program. If those attending do not have a
good experience in Part I, they will not return for Parts II,
III, etc. The RLI gives a full day orientation program for its
faculty members with annual reorientation sessions. For new
divisions, the optimum faculty orientation program runs two days
because it also includes background sessions on the RLI program,
etc. If financial matters can be arranged, the RLI will send a
training team to a site within the Division. The Division is
also welcome to send their faculty to one of the RLI sessions
within Zones 31 & 32 for a faculty orientation session.
Eventually each Division will develop its own training
personnel, although the RLI training team is always available
for assistance.
The RLI Training Team will send the division a check
list of what is needed for the orientation program.
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6.
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Determine a time frame for the first
Part I location(s).
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µù¸Ñ¡G·í¦³¥i¯à¤W½Ò¦aÂI¿ï¦n¤§«á¡A¹w©w¤W½Ò®É¶¡ªíÀ³¸Ó¿ï©w。¦b¦³¨Ç°Ï°ì¡A¤W¯Z®É¶¡¸û¬°¦³®Ä¡F¦ý¦³¨Ç¦a¤è³Ì¦n¬O«D¤W¯Z®É¶¡。¥²»Ý¦Ò¼{¨ì¤£¦P¦a°Ï¬¡°Êªº¤é´Á、°²¤é、©u¸`©Êªº°ÝÃDµ¥µ¥。¤W½Ò¤é´Á¥²»Ýn«Ü¦¨M©w¡A¥H«K¦³¨¬°÷®É¶¡¨Ó¹ªÀy¤j®a°Ñ¥[。
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Comments:
After the potential course sites are chosen, tentative dates
should be selected. In some areas, a work day is effective; in
other areas a non-working date is best. Consideration should be
given to other district event dates, holidays, seasonal
problems, etc. Course dates should be set far enough ahead to
provide ample time for promotion of the course.
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7.
À˰Q§ß½ü»â¾É¾Ç°|²Ä¤@³¡¤Àªº½Òµ{±Ð§÷¨Ã¨M©w¬O§_n×¥¿¥H²Å¦X·í¦a¤§·«U²ßºD
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7- Review the RLI Part I curriculum materials and determine if
any changes are necessary to meet local customs and traditions.
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µù¸Ñ¡G¦³³\¦hºØ¤è¦¡¥i¥Hµo®i¥X¤@Ó»â¾Éµo®ip¹ºªº½Òµ{¡A¦ý¬O¦b§ß½ü¸Ì¦pªG½Òµ{¤@Pªº¸Ü¦³«Ü¦h¦n³B。¦Ó¥B¡A¦Û±q1992¦~¥H¨Ó§ß½ü»â¾É¾Ç°|(RLI)´N®Ú¾Ú°Ñ¥[°Ñ»P¤HûªºµûŲ¤Î±Ðû̪ºµû½×¡A¨C¦~³£¥[¥H¤£Â_¦a×q½Òµ{±Ð§÷。¬°¤FÁצ⡧«ÂС¨¡A¤@Ó¤À³¡À³®Ú¾Ú·í¦aªº·«U²ßºD±N½Òµ{¥[¥H×¥¿©Î¬O¦pªG»Ýnªº¸Ü¥i§ïÅܤW½Ò®É¶¡ªºªøµu。§ß½ü»â¾É¾Ç°|(RLI)Åwªï¦³Ãö½Òµ{±Ð§÷§ó§ïªº«ØÄ³¡A¨Ã¥B±N³o¨Ç«ØÄ³§@¬°¨C¦~½Òµ{¤Î±Ð§÷×¥¿¤§°Ñ¦Ò。
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Comments:
While there are many ways to develop a curriculum for a
leadership development program, there are also benefits to some
uniformity of courses within Rotary. Furthermore, the RLI has
continually tested the curriculum since 1992 and has revised it
each year in light of participant evaluations and faculty
comments. Instead of ¡§reinventing the wheel¡¨, a division should
revise the curriculum only to meet local customs and traditions
or to change time periods, if necessary. Suggestions for
curriculum changes are welcomed by the RLI and will be
considered in the annual revision of the recommended curriculum
and materials.
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8.
·J½s²Ä¤@³¡¤À¤§±Ð§÷¦p¦³¥²n¨Ã½Ð¥L̽ƻs。¦Ó¤À³¡ªº¸ê°T»Ýn´¡¤J½Òµ{ªºµ§°O¥»«ü¥Ü¤§³B。
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8- Compile the Part I materials for the first courses and have
them duplicated as needed. The Division information needs to be
inserted in the course notebooks where indicated.
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µù¸Ñ¡G§ß½ü»â¾É¾Ç°|(RLI)¦b¨C¤@½Òµ{¤¤¬¡¶§¨¤§¥~ÁÙ´£¨Ñ¤@¥÷°Ñ»P¤Hûµ§°O¥»。³oµ§°O¥»¥]§t¨C¤@·|ijªº¤j¿û¡A¨ä¥L¤ä´©³o¤jºõ¤§¸ê®Æ¤Î·í¦a¸ê°T½Ñ¦p±Ðû、©eû·|µ¥。³o¨Çµ§°O¥»¤§±Ð§÷¥²»Ý½Æ»s¨Ã¥B´¡¤Jµ§°O¥»©Î¬¡¶§¨¤¤。±Ðûµ§°O¥»«h¥]§t¬Û¦Pªº¤jºõ¨Ã²K¼W¤@¨ÇÄÝ©ó±Ðûªº¶µ¥Ø。
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Comments:
The RLI provides a participant notebook other binder at each
course. The notebook contains the outlines for each session,
other materials in support of the outlines and local information
as to faculty, committees, etc. The material for the notebook
needs to be duplicated and inserted in notebooks or binders.
Faculty notebooks contain the same outlines with additional
items for the faculty.
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°w¹ï²Ä¤@³¡¤Àªº½Òµ{ºÂ¿ï¨¬ÃBªº±Ðû。
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Select sufficient numbers of faculty
members for the first Part I course(s).
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µù¸Ñ¡G³Ì¦nªºªk«h§Y¬O¨C¤@¦ì±Ðû¦b¨C¤@³¡¤Àªº¤»°ó½Ò¤¤±a»â¤T°ó½Ò¡A¥Dn¦Ò¼{¬On¾¨¶q´î¤Ö«ü¬£±Ðû¤W½Ò¦¸¼Æ¡A¦]¬°¨º¬OnÅý±Ðûªá¶O«Ü¦h®É¶¡¤Îºë¤O¥h§¹¥þ¼ô±x¨ä½Òµ{±Ð§÷¥H«K¨ä¯à¶¶§Qªº¤W½Ò。Á|¨Ò¦Ó¨¥¡A²Ä¤@³¡¤Àªº½Òµ{°²¦p¦³30¦ìªÀû°Ñ¥[¡A¨º»ò±N·|»Ýn¨â²Õ·|ij(¤@²Õ¦³15¦ìªÀû)¦@»Ý12³õ¦¸·|ij。°²¦p¨C¤@±Ðû¤W¤T¸`½Ò´N»Ýn¥|¦ì±Ðû。·U¤jªº¹ÎÅ馳¤@ÓÀuÂI§Y¬O¦³¸û¦hªº±Ðû¤Hû。°Ñ»P¤Hû³q±`¾ã¤Ñ³ßÅw«Ý¦b¦P¤@±Ð«Ç¤W½Ò¦Ó¬O¥Ñ±Ðû²¾°Ê¦Ü¨ä©Ò«ü©wªº¤£¦Pªº·|ij。
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Comments:
A good rule of thumb is for each faculty member to lead
about three breakouts of the six in each Part. Consideration
should be given to limiting the number of breakouts assigned to
a faculty member because it takes time and effort for a faculty
member to be completely familiar with the course material and to
plan his/her approach to the session. For a Part I course, for
instance, if 30 Rotarians were attending, there would need to be
2 sections (of 15) for each breakout, for a total of 12 breakout
sections. If each faculty member took 3 sections, there should
be 4 faculty members. Larger groups have the advantage of being
exposed to more faculty members. The participants usually stay
in the same breakout room all day and the faculty members move
to each assigned section.
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10.
¬°²Ä¤@¦¸½Òµ{¦w±Æ¦b¤@¶¡®ÈÀ]、¾Ç®Õ©Î¾Ç°|、©ÎªÌ¨ä¥L³õ©Ò¨Ó¤W½Ò。¬°³o¤@³B³õ©Òñ§´«´¬ù©Î¦P·N®Ñ。¦pªG¤À³¡©ó§ß½ü¦~«×¤¤³W¹º¦³¦h³Bªº¤W½Ò³õ©Ò®É¡A¨º»ò¦a°Ï¥D©e¥i¥H¾á¥ô³õ¦a¦w±Æ¥D©e¥H«K»P®ÈÀ]µ¥¨ó°Ó。
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10- Arrange with a hotel, a school or college, or other meeting
place for the first course(s). Obtain a written contract
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agreement for the site. If the
Division plans on multiple sites in a Rotary year, the District
Chairs can serve as Arrangements Chairs to deal with the hotel,
etc.
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µù¸Ñ¡G¿ï¾Ü¤@³B¤W½Ò³õ©Ò¬O«D±`«nªº¨Æ±¡¡A¦]¬°¸g±`µo²{®y´Èªº«~½è、¤W½Ò±Ð«Ç¬O§_¾A¦XªºµøÅ¥³]³Æµ¥、À\¶¼ªº«~½è³£·|¼vÅT°Ñ¥[¤Hûªº¬Ýªk。®ÈÀ]³q±`¬O³Ì¦nªº¿ï¾Ü¦ý¸û¾Ç®Õ、¾Ç°|¤Î¨ä¥L·|ij³õ©Ò¨Ó±o¶Q。Á`¤§¡A¹ï©Ò¦³ªº¬¡°Ê¨Ó»¡¤@¥÷«´¬ù®Ñ¬O³Ì«ê·íªº¨Ã¥Bn²[»\©Ò¦³¤À³¡©Òn¨Dªº«n¶µ¥Ø。
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Comments:
The choice of a site for a course is important because many
times the quality of chairs, the suitability of a room for
audio-visual equipment, etc., the quality of meals, etc. can
influence the attitude of those attending. Hotels are usually
the best, but are, of course, more expensive than schools,
colleges and other meeting places. For all events a written
contract is best and should cover the essential items requested
by the Division.
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11.
¨M©w¤À³¡¤§¹wºâ¡AÀ³¥]§t°Ñ¥[¤Hû©Ò»Ý¥Iªº¶O¥Î。
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11- Determine the budget of the Division, including the fees to
be charged to the participants.
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µù¸Ñ¡G¤@¶µ¹wºâ±N´£¨Ñ¼Æ¾Ú¥H«K¨M©w°Ñ¥[¤Hû¤ä¥Iªº¶O¥Î¤Î¨C¦~·|û¦a°Ï©ÒÀ³¥I¤§¦~¶O。¹wºâ¤¤¦³¨â¶µ¥Dn¶µ¥Ø¡G¡]a¡^¤@¤Ñ½Òµ{ªº¶O¥Î¥H¤Î(b)¬°¸Óp¹º©ÒÀ³¤ä¥IÁ`¦æ¬FºÞ²z¶O¥Î。n¹ï§ß½üªÀ±j½Õ¤@ÂI§Y¥²»Ý¤ä¥I¥L̩Ҵ£¦W°Ñ¥[¤Hûªº½Òµ{¶O¥Î¡A¦]¬°³o¨Ç¶O¥Î¬O¹ï¸Ó§ß½üªÀªº¥¼¨Ó§ë¸ê¤§¥Î。
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Comments:
A budget will provide data to determine the charges that
must be made to participants and any annual dues to be paid by
the member districts. There are two major items for a budget:
(a) expenses of a course day and (b) general administrative
expenses of the program.
It is important to stress to the clubs that they should pay the
course fees for the participants they nominate because the
expense is an investment in the future of the club.
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12.
¬°°Ñ¥[¤Hû·Ç³Æµù¥U¥Î¸ê®Æ¤Î»¡©ú®Ñ¡A¸Ó¸ê®Æ±N¥æ¤©µù¥U²Õªø。
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12- Prepare registration materials for participants with
instructions that they be sent to the Registrar.
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µù¸Ñ¡Gn¬°³æ¤@§ß½ü¦~«×©Ò¦³½Òµ{¦w±Æ¤@¥÷µù¥Uªí®æ¡A¦pªG¦³¦h½Òµ{ªº³õ©Ò¡þ¤é´Áµ¥¡A³o¨Ç¸ê®Æ¤Î»¡©ú®ÑÀ³¸Ó³£©ú¦C¦b¦P¤@ªí®æ¤W¡A¥H«Kµù¥U¤Hû¥i¥H®Ö¹ï¬ÛÃö¤§¶µ¥Ø。¦pªG¸ê·½¤¹³\®É¡A¤Wºôµù¥UÀ³¸Ó¥i¦æ¡]½Ð°Ñ¾\RLIºô¯¸¤@ÂI¿ï¥»³¡¡^¦b¨ä¤À³¡¤¤³Ì¦n¥Ñ¤@Ó¤H¡Aµù¥U²Õªø¡A¨Ó³B²z©Ò¦³µù¥U¨Æ©y。
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Comments:
A registration form should be prepared for all the courses
during a single Rotary year. If there will be multiple course
sites/dates, etc., they should all be placed on the same form
with instructions to the registrants to check off the relevant
items. If resources permit, online registration should be made
available (see RLI Website-click on Home Division). It is
preferable that one person, the Registrar, handle ALL
registrations for all sites/dates within the Division.
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13.
±´°Q²Ä¤@¦¸ªº½Òµ{¦p¦ó±À¼s。n«Ü§V¤Oªº±À¼s½Òµ{¡A¥i¥Î¶l±Hµ¹§ß½üªÀ、¹q¤l¶l¥ó、¶Ç¯u、¦L¨ê«~¥H¤Î¦b¦a°Ï¤Î§ß½üªÀ·|ij«Å¾É、Á`ºÊ¤ë³ø、Á`ºÊ©M§U²zÁ`ºÊªº¤½¦¡³X°Ý、ºô¯¸µ¥¤èªk。
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13- Discuss how the first course(s) will be promoted. Promote
the course(s) heavily, using mailings to the clubs, email,
faxes, literature and talks at district and club meetings,
governor¡¦s newsletters, governors and assistant governors club
visits, websites, etc.
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µù¸Ñ¡G©Ò¦³½Òµ{³£»Ýn¤j¤O±À¼s。°£«D³o¶µ¨Æ±¡¤j¤O±À¼s§_«hªÀû¤£·|¨Ó°Ñ¥[。n³]ªk¬ãÀÀ«P¾Pp¹º¡A¾¨¶q¥Î¦UºØ¾÷·|¨Ó±À¼s。±À¼s¬O¤@¾ã¦~ªº¤u§@¡A³o¶µp¹º¤§¦s¦b¤Î¦n³B¥²»Ý¦b¦UºØ¾÷·|¥[¥H«Å¶Ç。À³¸Ón¨D§ß½üªÀªÀªø´£¦W¨äªÀ¤º1-2¦ì¥i¯à¦¨¬°¥¼¬°ªÀªº»â¾É¤H¤§ªÀû。ªÀªø¤£À³¦bªÀªº¨Ò·|¤¤¤½¶}n¨D¦ÛÄ@°Ñ¥[ªº¤Hû¦ÓÀ³¿Ë¦Û¥h±µÄ²¨º¨Ç¾A·í¤H¿ï¡A¦P®É§i¶D¸Ó¤H¿ï»¡¥L¦³¼ç¤O¦¨¬°¥¼¨ÓªÀ¤§»â¾É¤H¡A¨Ã§i¤§ªÀ¬°°Ñ»P¤Hût¾á¸Ó»â¾Ép¹ºªº¶O¥Î。
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Comments:
All courses need HEAVY PROMOTION. Rotarians don¡¦t just
attend events unless the event is heavily promoted. A promotion
plan should be developed to utilize as much opportunity as
possible. Promotion is a year-round job and the existence and
benefits of the program must be publicized at every opportunity.
Club presidents should be asked to nominate one or two Rotarians
in their clubs who have the ¡§potential¡¨ for future club
leadership. The presidents should be advised not to ask for
volunteers at the club meetings, but to approach good prospects
individually and tell the prospects that the club believes they
have the potential to be future club leaders and that the club
will pay for attendance at the leadership program.
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14.
n¤À³¡¥D©eµn°O±Ðû¤H¿ï¬Ý¥L̲Ĥ@¦¸ªº½Òµ{¬O§_¦³ªÅ¡AµM«á¤À¬£³o¨ÇÁ¿¨ì¨C¤@Ó·|ij¥h¡A¤p²ÕÀ³¶È©ó10-15¦ì°Ñ»Pªº¤Hû。
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14- Have the Division Chair poll the faculty members as to their
availability for the first course(s) and then assign faculty
members to each breakout session, etc. Breakouts should be
limited to approximately 10-15 participants.
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Comments: It is preferable for the Division Chair or
other assigned person, to assign the faculty for each session.
That person becomes familiar with the strengths of each faculty
member and assigns him/her to the courses for which they are
strongest. For established Divisions, a questionnaire should be
sent to each faculty member at the beginning of the year and, if
the Division is of sufficient size, before the beginning of the
second half of the year. The faculty members can then indicate
the dates and places for which they are available.
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15.
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15- Arrange with the Registrar to set up registration procedures
and personnel at the course(s).
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16.
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16- Invite the district governor(s) and other district officers
to be present at the course. It is customary for the governor of
the site district to bring greetings at the luncheon.
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17.
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17- After the first course(s), have the organizational committee
meet to evaluate the results and to form a more permanent
executive committee.
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Comments:
After the first year¡¦s courses, it will become apparent that
organizational changes may be necessary. In a multi-district
Division, each district should have a District Chair and
preferably a leadership development committee to assist the
chair. The same should apply to large districts within several
countries, etc.. The officers and district chairs should
constitute an executive committee to make the major decisions of
the program. (Governors and governors-elect should be invited to
meetings as ex-officio members. Their support is very important
to the success of the program.)
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18.
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18- Begin the process for the Part II
courses. No one should be permitted to take the courses out of
order.
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Further resource information will be posted to the
RLI Website and will be available to Divisions on request.
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