PSD & TSD
Comprehensive training and development program led by the Project Support Division (PSD) and Training Support Division (TSD) to enhance organizational capacity and member competencies.
The Capacity Building Session is a vital part of the TAMSA General Assembly, designed to empower medical students and association members with essential skills, knowledge, and organizational tools. It is coordinated by the Projects Support Division (PSD) and Training Support Division (TSD), ensuring that both project excellence and leadership development are addressed.
These divisions play a key role in bridging the gap between ideas and implementation, providing participants with practical tools and strategies they can apply in their chapters, projects, and future careers as health leaders.
Led by: PSD & TSD
Understanding TAMSA projects, support divisions, and their role in strengthening chapters.
Led by: PSD
How to design, structure, and evaluate project proposals according to TAMSA standards.
Led by: TSD
Core leadership skills, facilitation, and human resource development in student organizations.
Led by: PSD
Maintaining project databases, reporting to the GA, and ensuring accountability.
Led by: TSD
How to design impactful trainings, facilitation skills, and mentorship in TAMSA.
Led by: PSD
Practical advocacy skills, engaging stakeholders, and policy involvement as students.
Led by: PSD & TSD
Strengthening local chapters, resource sharing, and sustainable growth strategies.
Led by: PSD & TSD
Developing action plans and follow-up strategies for chapters and national projects.
Proposal writing, project cycle management, evaluation, and reporting within TAMSA structures.
Capacity building in leadership, governance, and organizational management for student leaders.
Understanding health policy, stakeholder engagement, and advancing advocacy as students.
Adult learning, designing effective workshops, and becoming a facilitator within TAMSA.
Strengthening chapters through sustainability, membership engagement, and resource mobilization.
Fostering creativity, problem-solving, and innovation in projects and advocacy efforts.
Basic attendance and engagement in training sessions
Demonstrated skills and knowledge through assessments
Outstanding performance and leadership potential
Join this comprehensive capacity building program and develop the skills, knowledge, and competencies needed to excel as a medical student leader and future healthcare professional.
Early registration deadline: September 30, 2025
Limited to 100 participants for optimal learning experience