Teaching team

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.

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.

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).

Céline is Belgian and has spent half her life abroad. A psychologist and criminologist by training, she first worked as a psychologist, specialising in traumatology, before joining the international solidarity sector in Burundi as Education and Justice Programme Officer for the Belgian Embassy. Céline was then Country Director for Avocats Sans Frontières and then Programme Manager at Kiyo’s head office in Brussels, working on children’s rights issues in various contexts (Brazil, Philippines, DRC and Burundi). She joined Bioforce at the beginning of 2022 with the ambition of supporting humanitarian workers in their professional positioning, commitment, balance and career development.

A graduate of the Institut d’Etudes Politiques d’Aix-en-Provence and of the NOHA Master’s programme, Anne joined the EU Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations department (DG ECHO) as Desk for Southern Sudan from 2011 to 2013. She then worked in the field with Médecins sans Frontières Belgium in DRC, CAR, Afghanistan and Haiti as Administration and Finance Manager, HR Coordinator or Training Manager until 2017. Back in France, she began a distance learning master’s degree in training engineering, while joining Bioforce as Donor and Project Management thematic humanitarian expert . She became the Bioforce Quality system coordinator in 2019 before starting a new position in 2023 as head of diploma courses for the Bioforce Europe Training Centre.

Catherine joined the team at the Bioforce Training Center for Africa in December 2020 as coordinator of the Humanitarian Program Coordinator and Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Project Manager training programs.