Profile : Tajdar Alam

Personal Information:

Interests:

Social Work.
Journalism.
Training.
Workshops.
Writing and readings.

About Me:

Tajdar Alam is a social activist and President of youth led organization named “Mashal Society and Young Chinar Falahi Committee community based welfare organization”. He did his graduation in Journalism and Mass Communication from University of Peshawar and he got 1st position in TV direction/production six (6) month certificate course from (NICS) Islamabad. He completed GIZ Three (3) month (IPR) development journalism curse from UoP. He did three (3) month internship in Campus Radio Station, one (1) month TV course in campus TV and six (6) weeks internship in Ministry of Planning, Development and Reforms. He on-air two (2) awareness programs on Campus Radio Station. As a freelance journalist, he writes articles, news stories and makes documentaries.
He worked voluntarily with British Council, Dost Welfare Foundation, Chanan Development Association, Youth Impact, G77, UNDP Jawan Razakar, ASER and GIZ in different SAPs. He is now working with Paiman Trust as a “peace alumni, TOLANA member and with ITA as an Education Youth Ambassador”. During his work he achieved many goals like National Exchange Visit, National Youth Summit award in 2013/14, International Study Visit to Sri Lanka, selected as a best delegate in 1st Pakistan youth wilderness based leadership conference of Youth Impact by the title of Markhor in 2013-14, Pakistan best Youth Leader award behalf of Innovative Youth Forum and best participator award in Paiman Peace Building training. He also participated in Youth ASK Leadership Conclave 2014 behalf of Rutgers WPF (SRHR), common wealth “change maker” training, National Training for Celebrating the 5th Anniversary of RTE and New media and Conflict reporting (US alumni and PAUN).
Tajdar Alam as a Mashal Society leader worked successfully on Peace, drugs, education, health, sports and community development. He worked in “Ilmpossible” national level volunteer educational project as a steering committee member from Khyber Pakhtonkhwa and FATA. . Being a certified facilitator of (British Council and Dost), he delivered five (5) ACP trainings in FATA and trained more than 150 youth. He met with UK Prime Minister David Cameron on his Pakistan visit, participated as a guest in PTV WORLD channel talk show “Gate Way”. He has five (5) years teaching and as a principal experience in private schools.
He is providing continuous improvement in his focus areas and he is combination of applications knowledge with proven leadership, motivational skills and an exemplary communication to influence individuals.