Become a Risalat Programme Ambassador
Connect colleagues and institutions in your network with practical, internationally recognised learning. Ambassadors receive a personal digital badge, a profile on our website and benefits for the groups they introduce.
What ambassadors do
Ambassadors are professionals in government, development programmes, banks, universities and the private sector who care about capability building. They share relevant programmes, insights and free tools with their networks and help organisations find the right training for their teams.
Share programmes, articles and free tools that fit the needs of colleagues and partner institutions.
Connect a ministry, agency, project unit or company with a programme for a delegation or team.
Tell us which topics, cities and formats your region needs, so our programmes stay useful.
Benefits
All benefits are offered case by case and are subject to management approval.
Attend a programme free of tuition once you have introduced or brought a group that registers.
Access to selected online courses and webinars from time to time.
Selected handbooks, templates and toolkits from our programmes.
A badge with your photo and a verification code to share on LinkedIn, X, Facebook and Instagram.
Your photo, country, sectors, short biography and LinkedIn link on this page.
Download your badges, update your profile and see the introductions made through your personal link.
Code of conduct
Risalat Programme Ambassadors are knowledge and learning connectors, not undisclosed sales agents. They share useful programmes and resources with their networks and introduce colleagues only with their informed permission.
- Never share or ask for confidential procurement or tender information.
- Never try to influence a procurement or selection decision, and never promise selection or results.
- Disclose any public employment, procurement authority and outside-work rules that apply to you, and follow your employer's policies.
- Do not accept payments or benefits tied to decisions you control.
- Ask before using employer titles, logos or institutional affiliations, and use the Risalat badge only while your ambassadorship is active.
How it works
Apply
Complete the form with your photo, role, networks and any public role or procurement responsibilities.
Review
Our team checks every application, usually within 10 working days.
Receive your badge
Approved ambassadors get their profile, badges, referral link and private dashboard by email.
Share and introduce
Share your badge and link. We record every introduction and agree benefits with you.
Frequently asked questions
Is the ambassadorship paid?
No. It is a voluntary role. Benefits such as a complimentary programme place, online training access and materials are offered case by case and are subject to management approval.
Can I be an ambassador while working in government?
Yes, many ambassadors work in the public sector. You must disclose your role, follow your employer's rules on outside activities and never take part in a procurement decision that involves Risalat.
How do I earn a complimentary place?
When a group you introduced registers and attends a programme, our team can approve a complimentary place for you on a programme of your choice, subject to availability.
How is my badge verified?
Each badge carries a code and a link to a verification page on our website, which confirms that your ambassadorship is active.
Who sees my photo and details?
Your application and photo stay private until approval. Once approved, your name, photo, country, sectors, short biography and LinkedIn link appear on our website. You can ask us to remove them at any time.
Can my ambassadorship end?
Yes. You can step down at any time, and we may pause an ambassadorship that does not follow the code of conduct.
Apply to become an ambassador
It takes about five minutes. Please use a clear, recent photo of yourself: it appears on your badge and profile.