ARLAC being an intergovernmental organisation has a multicultural environment and this multiplicity enhances the learning experience. Integral to this multicultural environment is respect and tolerance in relation to differences in race, colour, gender, religion, political opinion, national extraction or social origin, physical abilities, sexual orientation, age.
ARLAC facilities and amenities are available to course participants, trainers, and staff.
Training Facilities
ARLAC does not currently have facilities and equipment for ball games and other sporting activities but has adequate grounds for walking and jogging. There is no limit to the number of cardio exercises that participants can enjoy while keeping fit during their stay at ARLAC
ARLAC requires participants to obtain medical insurance cover for the duration of their stay prior to travelling to Zimbabwe. ARLAC staff are trained in basic first aid and maintains a well-stocked first aid box. Participants requiring more than this will be referred for further management. Participants with chronic conditions are required to carry their prescribed medication.
ARLAC endeavours to support the vocation of the trainees by tending matters of the heart and spirit and providing resources that enable men and women to grow into a deeper spiritual maturity. The Centre seeks to create an atmosphere, among trainees and staff, where the following values are cherished:
Trainees can request the use of breakaway rooms for quiet meditation.
ARLAC strives to provide an environment conducive for academic pursuit to resident participants through ensuring that standing rules and regulations are observed and complied with at all times. To ensure that the ARLAC premises are secure, safe and healthy for all, the following measures are in place:
