Teaching team
The training programme coordinators ensure consistency across our diploma courses (course content, teaching methods, assessments, etc.). They also support students and facilitate training sessions.
Diane Cadiergue
A graduate of Sciences-Po Strasbourg and in International Humanitarian Aid (University of Aix-Marseille), Diane has held the position of Desk manager for Latin America and Asia at the headquarters of the NGO Enfants Réfugiés du Monde, then as national coordinator of an associative network carrying out development projects in Morocco. Her career then led her to editorial responsibilities within the WISE initiative (World Innovation Summit for Education), then consultant in the fields of education, innovation and strategic support to aid actors.
Since 2017, Diane is our Training Programme Coordinator (Project Coordinator, Humanitarian Programme Manager and Msc in Humanitarian Programme Management diploma courses) at the Bioforce Training Centre for Europe.
Julie Chazal
After studying communication and education sciences, Julie began her career in recruitment and skills management. She then moved into teaching and pedagogical coordination, in both mainstream and specialised environments, particularly in medical-educational institutes working with young people with intellectual development and social cognitive disorders. At the same time, Julie set up her own micro-enterprise in the care sector, with a training component that she designs, runs and develops. She rounded off this three-part career path with a strong commitment to local community involvement through an association providing accommodation for young unaccompanied minors. She joined Bioforce at the end of August 2024 as Business Training Coordinator for the Humanitarian Programme Coordinator and Humanitarian Action Logistician courses.
Jesus Campuzano Serrano
After living in Germany and studying history, Jesus took the plunge and went into humanitarian work by training as a logistician at Bioforce in 2016. He quickly followed this up with field missions in the Central African Republic and South Sudan for Solidarités International, then joined the French section of Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) for a mission to combat Ebola in the Republic of Congo before leaving for Chad. After a brief spell with Oxfam in Morocco, Jesus returned to MSF’s Emergency Pool in 2021, where he was involved in the Covid response in Peru and malnutrition in Madagascar. He eventually left MSF for the Spanish headquarters of Médecins du Monde, where he stayed for a few months. His career then took him back to France, to the Auvergne Rhône-Alpes region, where he decided to return to his studies, taking a Masters in International Relations at Sciences-Po Grenoble. He joined Bioforce in September 2023 as Training Programme Coordinator, where he contributes his technical expertise in humanitarian logistics.
Antoine Di Biase
With a Master’s degree in Economic and Social Sciences and a background in geography, Antoine is a field geographer with a passion for discovering and understanding social, economic and environmental dynamics. He joined Bioforce in 2024 as a training coordinator.
Anaïs Faye
After a master’s degree in human resources development at the University of Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne, Anaïs conducted missions within training institutions or companies, before joining Campus France in Dakar to support Senegalese students in their mobility project in France.
In 2017, she joined the brand new regional Bioforce Training Centre for Africa, as Diploma courses officer, before, in 2020, becoming training programme coordinator (Logistics Manager and HR & Finance Manager diploma courses).
Amel Jaouadi
With a Master’s degree in adult learning design (Université Lyon 2), Amel has more than 17 years of experience as a trainer and training coordinator, with both apprentices and adults in vocational education in various sectors (agriculture, construction, catering and the service sector). Since 2021, she has been coordinator of the Facility and Humanitarian Logistics Manager diploma course at the Bioforce Training Centre for Europe.
Frank Lavigne
After a training in geology and water, hygiene and sanitation, Frank began working in West, East and Central Africa and South-East Asia (Philippines and Thailand) in 2000 with Action Contre la Faim, SOS Sahel International and Solidarités International, first as a technical coordinator and then as head of mission. He then flew to the Middle East (Jordan and Yemen), where he worked for a number of NGOs (Première Urgence Internationale, Handicap International, etc.). In Amman in 2017, he was regional coordinator for Secours Islamique France in Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Iraqi Kurdistan and the Palestinian Territories. He joined Bioforce in 2019 as country programme coordinator, based in Amman, where he was responsible for Bioforce’s development projects in the Middle East, in particular the development of a Master’s degree in Water, Hygiene and Sanitation with the German-Jordanian University. Returning to France in 2023, Frank became Pathways and Professions Coordinator at the Europe Training Centre, with particular responsibility for learner orientation. He is now a vocational training coordinator, responsible for the Logistics Manager course (3-month and sandwich course).
Oumar Thiam
Oumar joined the Bioforce Training Center for Africa in September 2022 as Coordinator of the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Project Manager, Logistics Manager, and HR and Finance Manager courses.
Ndèye Oumy Faye
With a Master’s degree in Business Administration, specialising in QHSE Management, Ndeye Oumy has over 10 years’ experience in educational coordination, gained at various vocational training centres and schools. At every stage of her career, Oumy has successfully combined organisational skills, in-depth knowledge of the sector and a passion for teaching. She is an ideal partner for guiding learners towards success and promoting Bioforce’s educational excellence. She joined Bioforce in 2022, initially as a short-course management officer, before taking on the role of Programme and Careers Management Officer on an interim basis. Thanks to her commitment and meticulous approach, she has been the vocational training coordinator since September 2024.
