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ELA COURSE CATALOGUE 2022-2023
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. INTRODUCTION
Director's foreword 4
Our approach 6
Locations 8
Erasmus Plus 9
III. CONTACTS 87
ELA COURSE CATALOGUE - PAGE 04
DIRECTOR'S FOREWORD
Dear past and future participants,
It’s a true pleasure to write this foreword. I always
imagine myself speaking to the many passionate
teachers that I’ve met and to the ones that I’ll meet next
A teacher affects
year. eternity; he can
The last years have been rich with challenges and
successes and it’s always nice to look back to the recent never tell where
past to then look forward. My personal best memories
are linked to the courses about inclusive education (that his influence
are the closest to my heart) in which I met some of the
most extraordinary teachers, and to the first trekking stops.
courses in Tenerife, where one of my greatest passion
met the other one.
2022 was also the year in which we finalized the project - Henry B Adams
Social Inclusion through Gamification in Education and
if you haven’t yet checked SIGE curriculum and SIGE
handbook, then you have to.
If the limited space I have for writing this foreword had
ELA's new catalogue is pushing forward
allowed me, I would have loved to spend a word on
our mission to improve the quality of
each of the unique 114 training courses implemented in
education in Europe. We’ve further
2022 that empowered and inspired over 1300 teachers
widened our training offer capitalizing on
and education staff to improve the education for several
your feedback (feel welcome to propose
thousands of students. This is our long-term goal and
us new ideas for innovative and practice
the true driver behind our passion and dedication.
based training). Grounding on the success
and positive feedback of our course The
best for preschool teachers we’ve added
two brand new training courses tailored
for preschool education staff, one focused
on innovative teaching methods and one
on outdoor education, thus enlarging our
preschool training offer. Moreover you will
find three other new training courses, one
about green skills, to help teachers
develop a green mindset in their students
and a higher awareness of environmental
issues, one on gender inclusiveness, to
support and empower the expression and
the inclusion of all gender identities, and
one on group management, to provide
teachers the most inclusive and
innovative tools to manage group work in
the classroom. The whole ELA team looks
forward to welcoming you soon to
Bologna, Palermo and Tenerife!
As Henry B Adams once said “A teacher
affects eternity; he can never tell where
his influence stops”.
ERASMUS LEARNING
ACADEMY
LEARN ABOUT US, OUR TEAM AND OUR EXPERIENCE
ELA MISSION
The Erasmus Learning Academy (ELA) is a training centre that strongly supports and believes in the
innovation, modernisation and internationalisation of education.
Our aim is to foster excellence and quality improvements in education and training. We design and
organise training courses and structured training events as well as job-shadowing and study visits for
teachers, trainers, headmaster and other education staff in order to support them in the improvement
of their competences and the quality of education provided, by acquiring transversal skills and specific
knowledge on innovative teaching methods and practices. At national and regional level, ELA
cooperates closely with several schools and public institutions such as the Region Emilia-Romagna,
the local council of Bologna and the Emilia-Romagna Europe Direct point.
ELA KNOWLEDGE
We work in the education sector since more than 10 years, thus we know the real context and the
challenges which teachers are facing every day. Fueled by our genuine, motivated and passionate
approach, we regularly participate in international training and European conference to keep our
know-how up-to-date.
We holds extensive experience in organizing international training courses for teachers, headmasters
and educational staff and in the last 5 years we’ve successfully received and trained over 3000
teachers and education staff coming from all over Europe. We know how crucial is providing
linguistic, pedagogical and cultural preparation before the mobility, as well as support and assistance
after it. That's why we go the extra mile to support and guide participants providing clear and
comprehensive information before the courses and making them feel comfortable and safe.
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OUR APPROACH
FROM OUR STRONG DEDICATION TO THE METHODOLOGIES
ADOPTED IN OUR COURSES, READ MORE ABOUT WHAT WE
CAN DO FOR YOU TO ORGANISE THE MOST ENJOYABLE
LEARNING EXPERIENCE
360° SUPPORT
W e support our partners in every step of the project: from
application, to preparation, to monitoring and evaluation, to
organization of practical arrangements and collection of all final
documentation. During application phase, we can guide you with
our experience, providing concrete tips as well as the learning
outcomes and daily schedules of our courses.
CULTURAL IMMERSION
We put a special emphasis on the social and cultural dimension of
our courses. We are in love with our culture and we’re glad to offer
foreigners the opportunity to get a taste of it.
TRAINING APPROACH
Our courses are highly pragmatic and
interactive with innovative and practice-driven
content, offering the opportunity to develop new
skills together with fellow European education
staff. Our methodology is based upon
experiential training, group activities, cooperative
learning, simulation and best practices’
exchange and we make extensive use of real
OUR SERVICES example, case studies and visits to local schools.
LOCATIONS
WE ORGANIZE OUR COURSES IN 3 BEAUTIFUL LOCATIONS AND
WITH MORE THAN 150 ANNUAL SESSIONS WE COVER ALMOST
EVERY WEEK OF THE YEAR.
Our Erasmus+ courses for teachers and education staff take place throughout
the entire year in two wonderful Italian cities, Bologna and Palermo, and
Tenerife, in the Spanish Canary islands.
Read more about it on our website
We've extensive
ERASMUS PLUS experience working
TEACHERS, HEADMASTERS, EDUCATORS with the Erasmus+
AS WELL AS NON-TEACHING STAFF OF
ANY EDUCATION ORGANIZATION ARE
programme and our
ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE AN ERASMUS PLUS courses are designed
GRANT FUNDING ALL THE COSTS TO
to be eligible and
ATTEND OUR TRAINING COURSES
INCLUDING TRAVEL, BOARD AND LODGING 100% funded by the
AND COURSE FEE Erasmus+ programme
THEMATIC
AREAS
FIND THE COURSE MOST SUITABLE FOR YOU BY BROWSING OUR
CATALOGUE OF COURSES. BELOW, YOU CAN FIND A LIST OF THE
THEMATIC AREAS IN WHICH OUR COURSES ARE DIVIDED.
EFFECTIVE CLASSROOM
MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES
TARGET
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities The course may include
Cultural activities in the city teachers from different school
levels.
2
Basic concepts and principles about classroom management
Developing a student centered teaching approach
Practice: analysis of teaching practices and how to improve them
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
Practice: testing student-centered techniques and games
Practice: using Case Study to foster collaboration and creativity - Board and lodging
Practice: activities to foster motivation and creativity in teamwork - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
How to establish the right environment for collaborative learning - Administrative support
Practice: delivering collaborative learning tools - Coffe breaks
Strategies for collaborative work and peer-education - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
Flipped Classroom: how it can benefit students’ motivation
Practice: tools and activities for flipped classroom method
Conflicts: theory and practice about conflict management
6
The importance of establishing common rules
Practice: delivering activities for setting rules in the classroom
Non formal activities as tools for self-reflection and peer-feedback
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony
Participants departure
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TARGET
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities The course may include
Cultural activities in the city teachers from different school
levels.
2
Teamwork vs. group work
Analyzing the stages of team growth
Effective teams: the ingredients of effective collaboration
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
Preparing students for group work
Sense of belonging and awareness of needs inside groups - Board and lodging
Practical group work and tools to understand group dynamics - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
Meaningful contribution and roles inside groups and teams
- Administrative support
Focus on leadership's styles
- Coffe breaks
Practical activities and collaborative problem solving in groups
- Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
The teacher as facilitator: observation skills - Sum-up video
Coaching students in the group learning process
Focusing on the positive: growth mindset inside the group
6
Techniques to assess teamwork and give constructive feedback
Students’ self assessment and peer assessment strategies
Practical group work on feedback and assessment
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony
Participants departure
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TARGET
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities The course may include
Cultural activities in the city teachers from different school
levels.
2
Soft skills and the Emotional Intelligence quotient
Neuro-linguistic programming (NLP): basic concepts
Reflections on current teaching practices and styles
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
Goleman’s leadership styles and the role of Emotional Intelligence
Teamwork: relevance, effective dynamics and roles - Board and lodging
Empathy and membership: their key value in education - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
Communication: discovering the impact of our communication style - Administrative support
Assertiveness: a key of effective communication - Coffe breaks
Learning how to say no - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
Body Language and Non Verbal Communication: learn to speak it
Public speeches: plan them, become an effective public speaker
Behavioral challenges: successful strategies in dealing with them
6
Changing perspectives: is conflict always bad?
A really useful course
Conflict management: the 3 keys
The Thomas-Kilmann model: five strategies to handle a conflict which [...] made me more
confident and taught me
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation how to improve my
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony relationship with others.
Participants departure
Jekaterina, Latvia, August 2019
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TARGET
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities The course may include
Cultural activities in the city teachers from different school
levels.
2
Stress Generators: understanding sources of stress
Practice: investigating and identifying the sources of my stress
Positive stress and distress: basic concepts and concrete examples
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
Practice: analysis of stressful situation at school
Different responses to stressful situations - Board and lodging
Practice: understanding my individual pattern of stress response - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
Creating resistance to stress - Administrative support
The role of self-esteem and personal attitudes in preventing distress - Coffe breaks
Practice: strengthening my inner potential - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
Managing stress: strategies and tools in private and school life
Practice: confrontation of arrogant students, parents or colleagues
Practice: applying stress management techniques to real-cases
6
Relieving the tensions
This well-organized course
Practice: implementing a relaxation and visualization session
Practice: practicing breathing and self-awareness techniques gave us useful tools which
can be integrated in our
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation school work, as well as in
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony our personal lives.
Participants departure
Eleni, Greece, March 2019
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EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION
AND PUBLIC SPEAKING
2024
LEARNING OUTCOMES 28/07/2024 - 03/08/2024 (Palermo)
13/10/2024 - 19/10/2024 (Tenerife)
KNOWLEDGE 01/12/2024 - 07/12/2024 (Bologna)
TARGET
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities The course may include
Cultural activities in the city teachers from different school
levels.
2
Practice: Present yourself - your “first” public speech
The basics elements about public speaking
Reviewing and discussing effective public speeches
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
Communication styles
How to plan a public speech or a presentation - Board and lodging
Types of communications: verbal, non verbal and paraverbal - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
The audience: how to listen and engage it - Administrative support
Plenary discussion and review of participants public speeches - Coffe breaks
Improvising a speech: how to face unforeseen interviews - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
Different streategies to effectively plan a presentation
Practice: Design and delivering an effective presentation
Group work and peer review
6
Non-verbal communication and body language
It was the best experience
Practical group work and exercises
Practice: present yourself again I have ever had. This will
let me to change my way
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation of working with children
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony and adults.
Participants departure
Diana, Latvia, September 2018
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COACHING SKILLS IN
EDUCATION
KNOWLEDGE
Main principles of Coaching and Neuro-linguistic programming 2024
Basic concepts about Emotional intelligence and empathy 11/02/2024 - 17/02/2024 (Bologna)
Leadership and conflict management styles 11/02/2024 - 17/02/2024 (Palermo)
10/03/2024 - 16/03/2024 (Tenerife)
SKILLS 26/05/2024 - 01/06/2024 (Palermo)
16/06/2024 - 22/06/2024 (Bologna)
Enhance their own and their learners' Emotional Intelligence
25/08/2024 - 31/08/2024 (Tenerife)
Practice coaching tools and strategies
01/09/2024 - 07/09/2024 (Palermo)
Manage challenging situations in the school setting (lack of motivation, 20/10/2024 - 26/10/2024 (Tenerife)
lack of communication, apathy) 27/10/2024 - 02/11/2024 (Bologna)
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TARGET
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities The course may include
Cultural activities in the city teachers from different school
levels.
2
Emotional intelligence and Coaching: basic concepts
N euro-linguistic programming (NLP): main principles
Reflections on current teaching practices and styles
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
Goleman’s leadership styles and the role of Emotional Intelligence
Empathy and membership: their key value in education - Board and lodging
Battling negativity: how to handle difficult students (and parents) - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
Effective and responsible communication: main principles - Administrative support
Conflicts: new perspectives and five approaches to manage them - Coffe breaks
Practical activities: emotional intelligence and conflict management - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
Coaching tools for teachers: thoery and practice
The power of the questions: how to use them during lessons
The GROW model: from Goal to Will
6
Self-reflection: discovering personal values and mission
Suitable for teachers who
Creating a roadmap for a change
Practical activity on our own coaching and mentoring style want to approach the inner
personality of their learners.
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation Gabriela, Romania, February 2019
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony
Participants departure
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2024
KNOWLEDGE
25/02/2024 - 02/03/2024 (Bologna)
Principles and benefits of formative assessment as instructional strategy
07/04/2024 - 13/04/2024 (Palermo)
Normalizing struggles and promoting responsibility towards learning 05/05/2024 - 11/05/2024 (Tenerife)
26/05/2024 - 01/06/2024 (Bologna)
SKILLS 08/09/2024 - 14/09/2024 (Bologna)
Implement formative assessment tools, from simple to more complex 08/09/2024 - 14/09/2024 (Tenerife)
Use questioning strategies to support learning 22/09/2024 - 28/09/2024 (Palermo)
TARGET
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities The course may include
Cultural activities in the city teachers from different school
levels.
2
Formative assessment as an effective instructional strategy
The difference between formative and summative assessment
Reflection and analysis of current assessment practices and tools
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
From fast checks-in to more complex formative assessment tools
Using rubrics to elicit evidence of students' understanding - Board and lodging
Visual and creative formative assessment strategies - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
Feedback management as a formative assessment strategy - Administrative support
Effective Feedback analysis and reframing the language - Coffe breaks
Growth Mindset for critical feedback and normalizing struggles - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
Questioning strategies to stimulate higher levels of thinking
Strategies for peer-assessment: being an asset for one another
Peer-assessment vs. regular feedback
6
Becoming owners of the learning process with self-assessment
ICT and game-based tools for formative assessment
Practical work on ICT tools
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony
Participants departure
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TARGET
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities This course is recommended
Cultural activities in the city for people with intermediate or
advanced computer skills.
2
The growing trend of integrating ICT into education
Engaging multimedia: create videos with Adobe Spark or PowToon
Virtual whiteboards: turn your tablet into a virtual whiteboard
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
Interactive and impressive presentations: Prezi and/or Mentimeter
Introduction to web design: use websites or blogs to create - Board and lodging
portfolios and record learning outcomes - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
ICT tools for a more effective and engaging classroom management - Administrative support
Practical work: running digital learning group games, administering - Coffe breaks
exit tickets, digitally recapping a concept - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
Edmodo as a social learning community: creating e-learning
classrooms, administering quizzes and assignments, awarding
learning badges, grading, communicating with students
6
Create a lesson around a video: adding questions, learning
Flexible, engaging and
resources and discussion prompts to a video
Additional ICT tools and practice tailored on participants' needs useful course in developing
ICT skills in the context of
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation online teaching.
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony
Valentina, Romania, September 2020
Participants departure
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KNOWLEDGE 2024
New perspective on ICT tools and how to to integrate them in education 18/02/2024 - 24/02/2024 (Bologna)
Concepts of e-learning community and platform 18/02/2024 - 24/02/2024 (Palermo)
07/04/2024 - 13/04/2024 (Tenerife)
Purpose and use of most relevant social networks
07/07/2024 - 13/07/2024 (Palermo)
28/07/2024 - 03/08/2024 (Bologna)
SKILLS
01/09/2024 - 07/09/2024 (Tenerife)
Proficient level of use of ICT tools for creation of multimedia contents 17/11/2024 - 23/11/2024 (Bologna)
Basic level of web-desing and e-learning platform
Exploiting social media platforms for educational purposes For a group of at least 8
participants, we can arrange an
additional session ad-hoc for
your school.
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TARGET
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities This course is recommended
Cultural activities in the city for people with basic computer
skills.
2
Social media, ICT and new digital trends in education
Creation of outstanding multimedia content
Practice on apps and tools for images and video editing
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
Interactive apps and web solutions for teaching and learning
Practice: learning games and quizzez to motivate, teach and revise - Board and lodging
Practice: administering quizzes and tests graded in real-time - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
Practice: creating video-lessons - Administrative support
How to integrate social media into into education - Coffe breaks
Practice: Facebook, TikTok, Pinterest, Instagram, YouTube - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
E-learning, blended learning and flipped classroom
Practice: creating a classroom and communicating with students
Practice: creating and administering a quiz and an assignment
6
Web design: creating your first website or blog with Weebly
The course strengthened
Google Apps: practice on Google Drive and Google Form
Additional ideas and tailored practice my competences and I
believe that thanks to it
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation my classes will become
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony more attractive.
Participants departure
Małgorzatak, Poland, February 2020
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E-LEARNING, DISTANCE
LEARNING AND WEB DESIGN
KNOWLEDGE
2024
18/02/2024 - 24/02/2024 (Bologna)
The most important new technologies and web platforms to enable e-
18/02/2024 - 24/02/2024 (Palermo)
learning and distance learning
07/04/2024 - 13/04/2024 (Tenerife)
Benefits and challenges of distance learning platforms
07/07/2024 - 13/07/2024 (Palermo)
28/07/2024 - 03/08/2024 (Bologna)
SKILLS 01/09/2024 - 07/09/2024 (Tenerife)
Combining face-to-face education with virtual learning
Setting up e-learning platforms and involving students and parents
For a group of at least 8
Creating and editing educational websites and blogs
participants, we can arrange an
additional session ad-hoc for
your school.
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TARGET
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities This course is recommended
Cultural activities in the city for people with basic computer
skills.
2
Integrating new technologies and web platforms into education
Creation of outstanding multimedia content
Practice: embedding video-lessons in website or e-learning platform
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
Principles of web-design and drag-and-drop website builder
Practice: creating a website with Weebly - Board and lodging
Practice: adding multimedia elements in a website - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
Practice: planning and building a blog - Administrative support
Collaborative web tools and Google apps - Coffe breaks
Practice: embedding Google apps elements into a website/blog - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
E-learning, blended learning and flipped classroom
Practice: creating a classroom and communicating with students
Practice: creating and administering a quiz and an assignment
6
Changing perspectives: students and parents's perspective
This course grasps the
Practice: students and parents' simulation on e-learning platform
Review on additional useful web platforms and tailored practice attention and brings you
closer to the students and
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation their life full of
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony technologies.
Participants departure
Boyana, Bulgaria, August 2019
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TEACHING LANGUAGES IN
THE DIGITAL ERA
2024
KNOWLEDGE
14/01/2024 - 20/01/2024 (Bologna)
The most important new technologies and web platforms to enable
11/02/2024 - 17/02/2024 (Tenerife)
language teaching and learning 17/03/2024 - 23/03/2024 (Palermo)
Effective, motivating and interactive learning of first or second language 19/05/2024 - 25/05/2024 (Bologna)
04/08/2024 - 10/08/2024 (Bologna)
SKILLS 03/11/2024 - 09/11/2024 (Tenerife)
Creating sets of digital flashcards to recap and extend vocabulary 10/11/2024 - 16/11/2024 (Palermo)
TARGET
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities This course is recommended
Cultural activities in the city for people with basic computer
skills.
2
Creation of outstanding multimedia content for language learning
Practice: photo editing apps applied to language learning
Practice: engaging videos with Adobe Spark or PowToon
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
Impressing and engaging the audience with powerful presentations
Practice: interactive presentations with Prezi and Mentimeter - Board and lodging
Principles of web-design and drag-and-drop website builder - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
Effective and engaging classroom management - Administrative support
Practice: assessing students in real-time - Coffe breaks
Practice: spelling, writing, recapping vocabulary and grammar digitally - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
E-learning and blended learning
Practice: creating a basic e-learning space
Practice: learning languages with Duolingo
6
Practice: digital flashcard for learning and increasing vocabulary
This course grasps the
Practice: adding questions and audio notes to video-lessons
Additional ICT resources for language subjects, tailored practice attention and brings you
closer to the students and
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation their life full of
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony technologies.
Participants departure
Boyana, Bulgaria, August 2019
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INCLUSION AND
DIVERSITY
INTERCULTURAL LEARNING
AND CULTURAL DIVERSITY
TARGET
Teachers, trainers, school
management, headmasters,
administrative staff working in:
- primary schools
- secondary schools
- vocational schools
- training centres
STANDARD DAILY PROGRAM - adult education schools
- higher education
- NGOs
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities The course may include
Cultural activities in the city teachers from different school
levels.
2
Introduction to intercultural learning: main principles
Reflection on current challenges in multicultural classrooms
Identity and culture: models and individual reflection
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
Stereotypes and prejudices: the role in the perception process
The danger of a single story: a framework for alternative narratives - Board and lodging
Practical activities: confronting personal prejudices - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
The stages of intercultural sensitivity: the road to integration - Administrative support
Intercultural competences: key skills and self-assessment - Coffe breaks
Practical activities: improving own intercultural awareness - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
Field experience with a local institution active in the field of
multiculturalism and migrants' integration
Building inclusive and intercultural aware classrooms
6
Practical activities to foster empathy, inclusion and tolerance
A thorough reflection on
Intercultural conflict management: practical case studies
Culturally responsive teaching: individual and group reflection the acrivities we can
implement in class to take
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation into account our students'
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony cultural diversity.
Participants departure
Anaïs, France, October 2020
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DIVERSITY IN THE
CLASSROOM
KNOWLEDGE 2024
Models of culture and identity
18/02/2024 - 24/02/2024 (Bologna)
Mechanisms leading to the diffusion of stereotypes, prejudices and 12/05/2024 - 18/05/2024 (Bologna)
discrimination 12/05/2024 - 18/05/2024 (Palermo)
Principles of non-formal education and inclusion 12/05/2024 - 18/05/2024 (Tenerife)
25/08/2024 - 31/08/2024 (Bologna)
SKILLS 22/09/2024 - 28/09/2024 (Tenerife)
29/09/2024 - 05/10/2024 (Palermo)
Awareness of key challenges in acknowledging and promoting diversity
Develop culural sensibility and tolerance
For a group of at least 8
Practice teaching methods and tools that can be applied to promote
participants, we can arrange an
diversity in the classroom
additional session ad-hoc for
your school.
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TARGET
Teachers, trainers, school
management, headmasters,
administrative staff working in:
- primary schools
- secondary schools
- vocational schools
- training centres
STANDARD DAILY PROGRAM - adult education schools
- higher education
- NGOs
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities The course may include
Cultural activities in the city teachers from different school
levels.
2
Introduction to diversity in the classroom: educational challenges
Reflection on experiences with diverse classrooms
Identity and culture: models and individual reflection
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
Group dynamics: shaping our sense of belonging
Where do you stand: choosing and defending our values - Board and lodging
Practical activities: affirming own's identity and values - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
Stereotypes and prejudices: their role in the perception process - Administrative support
Discrimination: stopping the vicious cycle of oppression - Coffe breaks
Practical activities: confronting difference and personal prejudices - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
Concrete ways to fight stereotypes, prejudices, discrimination - Sum-up video
The danger of a single story: a framework for alternative narratives
Practical activities: embracing different points of view
6
Building inclusive and diverse classrooms
A perfectly structured
Non-formal education: extra benefit in diverse environment
Practical activities to foster empathy, inclusion and tolerance introduction into the
topics of diversity,
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation empathy, stereotypes and
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony prejudices.
Participants departure
Jügend, Germany, October 2019
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GENDER INCLUSIVENESS
IN THE CLASSROOM
SKILLS
Ability to model discussions about gender and sexual orientation in the
classroom
Self awareness and emotional intelligence
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1
Participants arrival
Networking activities The course may include teachers
Cultural activities in the city from different school levels.
2
Sex and gender
Gender identity and sexual orientation
The impact of gender-related norms in the learning environment
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
Gender identity and labels: the complexities of a spectrum
LGBTQIA+ community: inspirations from real life stories - Board and lodging
Gender identity in the classroom and students' self-awareness - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
Gender stereotypes: roles, cultural and generational perspectives
- Administrative support
Discrimination linked to sex, gender and sexual orientation
- Coffe breaks
Sexual harassment and sexual assault: similarities and differences
- Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
Gender-based discrimination: the role of emotional education
Empathy, respect, active listening and conflict resolution
Practical activities to model healthy interpersonal relationships
6
A gender-inclusive classroom: modeling language and behavior
Promoting non-discrimination and anti-harassment practices
Practical activities: foster inclusion and open minds
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony
Participants departure
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KNOWLEDGE 2024
Key principles, benefits and values of inclusive education
04/02/2024 - 10/02/2024 (Palermo)
The Italian inclusive education model 11/02/2024 - 17/02/2024 (Bologna)
14/04/2024 - 20/04/2024 (Bologna)
SKILLS 28/04/2024 - 04/05/2024 (Palermo)
Practice ICT tools and platforms to support special needs students' 06/10/2024 - 12/10/2024 (Bologna)
learning 17/11/2024 - 23/11/2024 (Palermo)
24/11/2024 - 30/11/2024 (Bologna)
Practice peer-involvement and peer-education
Awareness of teaching strategies and practical activities to foster
participation and enhance learning For a group of at least 8 participants,
we can arrange an additional session
ad-hoc for your school.
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TARGET
Teachers, trainers, school
management, headmasters,
administrative staff working in:
- primary schools
- secondary schools
- vocational schools
- training centres
STANDARD DAILY PROGRAM - adult education schools
- higher education
- NGOs
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities The course may include
Cultural activities in the city teachers from different school
levels.
2
Inclusive Education in Europe: basic concepts and current statistics
From integration to inclusion: the benefits of inclusive education
Sharing experiences in working with special needs learners
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
The Italian inclusive education model: actors, tools and approaches
The personalized didactic plan and the inclusive annual plan - Board and lodging
Visit to a local school and discussion with local teachers - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
Create an inclusive classroom: membership, relationship and skills - Administrative support
The role of empathy in working with learners with special needs - Coffe breaks
Practical activities: in the shoes of our learners - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
Inclusive teaching methods: making learning resources more
accessible and diversifying teaching methods to include all
Practical case study: co-teaching and station rotation teaching
6
ICT tools to support learners with special needs: practical work
If you want to learn about
Working with parents: challenges, benefits and best practices
Practical activity: what can I improve in my school? inclusive education, you
definitely should follow
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation this course.
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony
Participants departure Alin, Romania, April 2019
KNOWLEDGE
2024
14/01/2024 - 20/01/2024 (Palermo)
Best apps and ICT tools to engage students
21/01/2024 - 27/01/2024 (Bologna)
Key principles of Project-Based Learning
05/05/2024 - 11/05/2024 (Palermo)
Conflict management styles and tools
05/05/2024 - 11/05/2024 (Tenerife)
30/06/2024 - 06/07/2024 (Bologna)
SKILLS 13/10/2024 - 19/10/2024 (Tenerife)
Better understanding of causes and effects of ESL
Identify dynamics and characteristics of conflicts and the most effective
For a group of at least 8
strategies to prevent and manage them
participants, we can arrange an
Increase know-how of pedagogies to prevent and tackle ESL and
additional session ad-hoc for
integrate them into your teaching practices
your school.
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TARGET
Teachers, trainers, school
management, headmasters,
administrative staff working in:
- primary schools
- secondary schools
- vocational schools
- training centres
STANDARD DAILY PROGRAM - adult education schools
- higher education
- NGOs
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities The course may include
Cultural activities in the city teachers from different school
levels.
2
Early school leaving: European rates and policies
Causes: recognizing the main factors leading to school drop-out
Reflection on current early school leaving causes and challenges
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
Approach I: ICT and new technologies
Practice: engaging students with interactive lessons and games - Board and lodging
Practice: empowering students to create virtual learning content - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
Approach II: Project-based learning - Administrative support
Stimulating effective collaboration and participation through PBL - Coffe breaks
Practice: designing and delivering effective PBL activities - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
Approach III: Developing supportive classrooms
The relationship between school, students and families
Developing anti-bullying procedures and codes of behaviour
6
Approach IV: Conflict management
Very informative and useful
Understanding conflicts: keys to manage them and coflict styles
Practice: testing conflict resolution tools and the art of feedback not just in ESL prevention
but for developing students
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation motivation and engagement
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony in general.
Participants departure
Marko, Croatia, February 2019
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KNOWLEDGE
Forms of bullying. risk factors, long-term effects on victims and bullies
2024
Empathy and Emotional intelligence: basic concepts and principles 28/01/2024 - 03/02/2024 (Bologna)
03/03/2024 - 09/03/2024 (Tenerife)
Bullying prevention programs
19/05/2024 - 25/05/2024 (Palermo)
19/05/2024 - 25/05/2024 (Tenerife)
SKILLS
09/06/2024 - 15/06/2024 (Bologna)
Increased ability to identify bullying conducts 08/09/2024 - 14/09/2024 (Bologna)
Raised awareness on the emotional impact of bullying 06/10/2024 - 12/10/2024 (Palermo)
Increased ability to develop and enforce a school policy plan on tackling 06/10/2024 - 12/10/2024 (Tenerife)
and preventing bullying at school
For a group of at least 8 participants,
we can arrange an additional session
ad-hoc for your school.
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TARGET
Teachers, trainers, school
management, headmasters,
administrative staff working in:
- primary schools
- secondary schools
- vocational schools
- training centres
STANDARD DAILY PROGRAM - adult education schools
- higher education
- NGOs
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities The course may include
Cultural activities in the city teachers from different school
levels.
2
Introduction to bullying and cyber bullying: how to recognize them
Current challenges and practices in bullying prevention and fight
Practice: case scenarios and discussion
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
Cultural and social perspectives on bullying
Different forms and characteristics of bullies and victims - Board and lodging
Practical activities: raising awareness on bullying - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
Safe classroom environment: keys and guidelines - Administrative support
The importance of empathy and emotional intelligence - Coffe breaks
Practice: fosterng skills and attitudes for a safe classroom - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
Cultural and social perspectives of cyber bullying
Different forms and characteristics of cyber bullies and victims
Practical activities: raising awareness on cyber bullying dangers
6
Schools' bullying prevention programs
Very useful for all the
School policies to prevent and fight cyber bullying
Case study, practical work and open discussion teachers who really care
about bullying and cyber
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation bulling.
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony
Monica, Romania, November 2019
Participants departure
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INNOVATIVE TEACHING
METHODS
INNOVATIVE TEACHING
METHODS DISCOVERY
TARGET
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities The course may include
Cultural activities in the city teachers from different school
levels.
2
Basic concepts and principles about non-formal education
Practical activity: designing and delivering non-formal activities
Sharing experiences and best practices
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
New technologies, multimedia and digital apps: making teaching
interactive and engaging students' in the learning process - Board and lodging
Practical activity: creating interactive lessons, presentations, videos - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
Gamification and game-based education: a theoretical framework - Administrative support
Practical activity: creating and delivering interactive learning games - Coffe breaks
Practical activity: discovering additional ICT and interactive tools - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
What and Why PBL: key aspects and benefits of PBL
The key components of Project-Based Learning
Practical activity: formulating your Driving Question
6
Outdoor education: key principles and benefits
Excellent way to learn new
Experiential and environmental learning: theory and practices
Practical activity: experiential games and challenges in the city skills, share experience and
rethink our professional tools.
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation Helena, Portugal, February 2020
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony
Participants departure
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NON-FORMAL
EDUCATION
2024
LEARNING OUTCOMES 21/04/2024 - 27/04/2024 (Palermo)
21/04/2024 - 27/04/2024 (Tenerife)
KNOWLEDGE 07/07/2024 - 13/07/2024 (Bologna)
TARGET
Teachers, trainers, school
management, headmasters,
administrative staff working in:
- primary schools
- secondary schools
- vocational schools
- training centres
STANDARD DAILY PROGRAM - adult education schools
- higher education
- NGOs
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities The course may include
Cultural activities in the city teachers from different school
levels.
2
Non-formal education basics: the experiential learning cycle
Practical activity: practicing and delivering non-formal activities
Sharing experiences and best practices
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
Comparing: formal versus non-formal learning
Visual strategies: developing students' creativity and imagination - Board and lodging
Practical activity: practicing and delivering non-formal activities - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
Speaking games: supporting students' language development - Administrative support
Debates: the importane to develop critical thinking skills - Coffe breaks
Practical activity: practicing and delivering non-formal activities - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
Role-plays: fostering students' empathy and improvisation skills
Teambulding: developing an effective cooperation environment
Practical activity: practicing and delivering non-formal activities
6
Evaluation of non-formal activities: debriefing and feedback
Teamwork, collaboration,
Practical activity: practicing and delivering non-formal activities
Practical activity: developing your own non-formal tool creativity, learning by doing
will be in my mind when
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation planning my next lessons!
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony
Participants departure
Elisa, Portugal, February 2020
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2024
LEARNING OUTCOMES 20/10/2024 - 26/10/2024 (Bologna)
SKILLS
Design and implementation of successfull dual education projects
Involving a company in work-based learning and dual education
Overcoming challenges and identifying your way of implementing work-
based learning experience
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TARGET
1
Participants arrival The course may include
Networking activities teachers from different school
Cultural activities in the city levels.
2
Dual education and WBL: basic concepts and European trends
Introduction to the education system in Italy
Sharing challenges and best practices in dual education
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
Erasmus+: how to get funding to implement a WBL mobility project
ECVET system: validation and recognition of WBL learning outcomes - Board and lodging
Visit to local vocational school implementing transnational WBL - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
Comparing: different types of WBL and dual education - Administrative support
Case study: the dual education system in Germany - Coffe breaks
Case study: the pilot project DESI (Dual Education System Italy) - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
Dual education: the companies’ point of view and role
Practical activity: checklist to involve new companies in WBL
Visit to a company regularly welcoming vocational students
6
Meeting with IFOM staff in charge of work-based learning
If you want to start with
Transnational vocational WBL projects, IFOM experiences
Reflection: identifying our way of implementing WBL dual education or WBL you
should do this course and
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation learn from best practices
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony from all over Europe!
Participants departure
Tom, Belgium, November 2017
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TEACHING LEADERSHIP
AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
2024
LEARNING OUTCOMES 25/02/2024 - 02/03/2024 (Palermo)
21/07/2024 - 27/07/2024 (Bologna)
KNOWLEDGE 28/07/2024 - 03/08/2024 (Tenerife)
TARGET
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities The course may include
Cultural activities in the city teachers from different school
levels.
2
Neuro-linguistic programming: basic concepts and principles
Leadership: what does it mean to be a leader?
Sharing best practices and entrepreneurial experiences
3
The entrepreneurship slang: start-up, incubators, business model
A powerful tool: the business model CANVAS - Board and lodging
Practical activity: developing a business model - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
Pedagogies for teaching entrepreneurship and leadershio in class - Administrative support
Practical activity: leadership styles and team roles - Coffe breaks
Practical activity: developing and fostering own leadership - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
Magnifying your learners assertiveness and self-esteem
Examples of interactive projects and didactic games
Practical activity: fostering your students inner entrepreneurs
6
Success story presentations: entrepreneurial leaders
«Take your life in your
Practical activity: drafting an entrepreneurship and/or leadership
workshop hands and go for it».
Following this course let me
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation form as a person and as a
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony teacher.
Participants departure
Sabine, Belgium, January 2020
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INTRODUCING PROJECT
BASED LEARNING
TARGET
Teachers, trainers, school
management, headmasters,
administrative staff working in:
- primary schools
- secondary schools
- vocational schools
- training centres
- adult education schools
- higher education
- NGOs
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities The course may include
Cultural activities in the city teachers from different school
levels.
2
What is PBL: key aspects of Project Based Learning
Why using PBL and the importance of fostering 21st century skills
Reflections on current teaching practices and styles
3
Preparing the class: developing culture of inquiry and creativity
Preparing the class: promoting collaboration and teamwork skills - Board and lodging
Practicing, designing and delivering effective PBL activities - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
Essential ingredients of good PBL - Administrative support
Comparing: PBL vs Standard Projects - Coffe breaks
Main phases of a PBL project - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
Turning learning goals into PBL: the Backward Design process
The Driving Question: criteria and examples
Mini-lessons: conveying essential knowledge
6
Assessment: tools and practices for assessing and validating PBL
Fresh and invigorating view
ICT tools: making the most of new technologies in PBL
PBL lesson plans analysis on PBL - even experienced
teacher would gain a lot
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation from ELA course!
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony
Agata, Poland, October 2020
Participants departure
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GAME-BASED LEARNING
AND GAMIFICATION
KNOWLEDGE
2024
21/01/2024 - 27/01/2024 (Bologna)
The Octalys Model of gamification
21/04/2024 - 27/04/2024 (Palermo)
Game-based learning principles and types
21/04/2024 - 27/04/2024 (Tenerife)
Apps and tool to turn the learning process into a game
18/08/2024 - 24/08/2024 (Bologna)
15/09/2024 - 21/09/2024 (Tenerife)
SKILLS 17/11/2024 - 23/11/2024 (Bologna)
Practicing gamification tools and learning games 24/11/2024 - 30/11/2024 (Palermo)
Turning one of your lessons into a game
Discovering personal preferences and styles in terms of playful learning For a group of at least 8
participants, we can arrange an
additional session ad-hoc for
your school.
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TARGET
Teachers, trainers, school
management, headmasters,
administrative staff working in:
- primary schools
- secondary schools
- vocational schools
- training centres
STANDARD DAILY PROGRAM - adult education schools
- higher education
- NGOs
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities The course may include
Cultural activities in the city teachers from different school
levels.
2
Introduction to Games: 21st century education
Comparing: Game-Based Learning or Gamification?
Reflections on current teaching practices and styles
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
The Octalys Model: a theoretical framework for Gamification
Presenting and analyzing Gamification examples - Board and lodging
Practical activity: testing and practicing popular Gamification apps - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
Gamification tools: points, levels. learnign badges - Administrative support
Practical activity: create a digital leaderboard and award badges - Coffe breaks
Game-based learning: types and examples - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
GBL in action: real-life experiences and adventures
The opportunity out of the door: Outdoor Game Based Leaning
Practical activity: creating Escape Room style experiences
6
Understanding the main game type of users
I learned how to use tools
The 4 main steps to gamify your classroom and learning activities
Practical activity: adding game elements to your lesson and apps in a real gamified
educational environment.
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation Maria Paula, Portugal, August 2021
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony
Participants departure
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KNOWLEDGE
2024
Key concepts about creativity and the creative process
04/02/2024 - 10/02/2024 (Bologna)
Critical thinking principles and standards
17/03/2024 - 23/03/2024 (Tenerife)
The experiential learning cycle and problem-solving principles
09/06/2024 - 15/06/2024 (Palermo)
14/07/2024 - 20/07/2024 (Bologna)
SKILLS 11/08/2024 - 17/08/2024 (Tenerife)
Practice learning methods, tools and games to foster creative and critical 08/09/2024 - 14/09/2024 (Palermo)
thinking skills 06/10/2024 - 12/10/2024 (Bologna)
Experiential activities to stimulate problem-solving skills and attitudes
Understanding and developing owns' creative style For a group of at least 8
participants, we can arrange an
additional session ad-hoc for
your school.
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TARGET
Teachers, trainers, school
management, headmasters,
administrative staff working in:
- primary schools
- secondary schools
- vocational schools
- training centres
STANDARD DAILY PROGRAM - adult education schools
- higher education
- NGOs
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities The course may include
Cultural activities in the city teachers from different school
levels.
2
21st century skills: the importance to foster innovation skills
Creativity and critical thinking: how to give a definition
Reflections on current teaching practices and styles
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
Creativity challenges: common barriers to creativity
Demistyfing creativity: understanding the creative process - Board and lodging
Practice: pedagogies to foster creativity and imagination - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
Critical thinking: applying universal intellectual standards - Administrative support
The power of questions and the stuggle of reasoning - Coffe breaks
Practice: activities to foster higher order thinking skills - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
Fundamentals of problem solving: key principles and models
Cognitive style: discover your preference in problem solving
Practice: creativity and critical thinking in problem-solving
6
ICT tools to target and stimulate creativity: Thinglink
An ideal eye-opener on the
ICT tools to promote and practice critical thinking: Kialo
Practice: design your own creativity workshop to apply in class relevance of creativity and
critical thinking to all those
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation who have teaching at heart.
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony
Participants departure
Alan, Malta, December 2019
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activities
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1
Participants arrival
Networking activities The course may include teachers
Cultural activities in the city from different school levels.
2
The pyramid of green skills: green mindsets and occupational skills
Sustainability and sustainable development
Perception of climate change and actions towards sustainability SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
Hard green skills in the classroom: the SDGs
Soft skills to foster a green mindset in our students - Board and lodging
Practical activities for self-awareness and responsiveness - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
Critical thinking skills on relevant green themes - Administrative support
The importance of questioning, reasoning and debating - Coffe breaks
Practical activities and tools for analyzing sustainability challenges - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
Innovative teaching methods to support green skills
Real-world challenges and student driven activities: PBL
Outdoor Education and group challenges for the environment
6
Presentation of a best practice Erasmus+ KA2 project: Let's ACT
Taking action: creating your green action plans
Designing a green lesson plan
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony
Participants departure
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OUTDOOR EDUCATION
TARGET
Teachers, trainers, school
management, headmasters,
administrative staff working in:
- primary schools
- secondary schools
- vocational schools
- training centres
STANDARD DAILY PROGRAM - adult education schools
- higher education
- NGOs
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities The course may include
Cultural activities in the city teachers from different school
levels.
2
Outdoor education: key principles and benefits
Outoor education value: personal, social, relational development
Sharing experiences and best practices
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
Experiential and environmental learning: theory and practice
Practical activity: journey wilderness-based experiences, team - Board and lodging
building activities and orienteering exercises in the nature - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
Site & risk assessment, health & safety issues of outdoor education - Administrative support
Practical activity: designing and planning outdoor educational - Coffe breaks
activities - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
Teaching in the nature: a hands-on experience
Practical activity: delivering outdoor educational activities
Evaluation of outdoor activities: debriefing and feedback
6
Teaching in urban settings: outdoor there isn’t only nature
This course will teach you
Practical activity: experiential games and challenges in the city
Self-reflection: creating your own outdoor teaching style to know yourself and others
with all you heart, all you
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation sense, because you are close
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony to mother Nature.
Participants departure
Justyna, Poland, June 2019
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TARGET
Teachers, trainers, school
management, headmasters,
administrative staff working in:
- primary schools
- secondary schools
- vocational schools
- training centres
STANDARD DAILY PROGRAM - adult education schools
- higher education
- NGOs
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities The course may include
Cultural activities in the city teachers from different school
levels.
2
Outdoor education: key principles and benefits This course is recommended to
Philosophy and practices of environmental education people with at least a basic
Trekking in Puerto de la Cruz outskirts trekking experience and
fitness. Please be aware that
3
during the week we will be
Trekking in El Teide Park
trekking for over 50km and
Practical activity: journey wilderness-based experiences, team
2000mt of altitude.
building activities and orienteering exercises in the nature
4 SERVICES
Trekking in Anaga mountains
Practical activity: group exercises and challenges, problem solving
games, experiential activities in the nature INCLUDED
5
Trekking in La Caldera - Board and lodging
Site & risk assessment, health & safety of students into nature - Certificate of attendance
Practical work: designing outdoor educational activities - Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
- Administrative support
6
Trekking in Puerto de la Cruz outskirts - Coffe breaks
Debriefing and feedback about environmental education - Local transport
Creating your own outdoor teaching style - Cultural activities
- Sum-up video
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony
Participants departure
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PRESCHOOL TEACHING
METHODS
TARGET
This course is open to: teachers,
directors, managers, educators
and other staff of preschool,
kindergarten and early
childhood institutions.
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities
Cultural activities in the city
2
The child in the middle: the importance of preschool education
The role of the environment, the educator and family involvement
Reflection on existing preschool systems and best practices
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
Outodoor education: key principles, philosophy and practice
Outoor education value: personal, social, relational development - Board and lodging
Visit to a local preschool/kindergarten - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
The Montessori Method: freedom of choice and self-education - Administrative support
Discovering Montessori materials, practices and environment - Coffe breaks
Visit to a Montessori preschool - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
Reggio-Emilia Approach: providing endless ways of expression
The peculiar and disrupting role of "Atelierista"
Visit to Reggio Children - Loris Malaguzzi Foundation
6
Reflection on your role as educator and new perspectives gained
A great panoramic view of
Practice: designing learning activities inspired by the approaches
explored and methodologies discussed the most representative
approaches in preschool
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation education.
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony
Participants departure
Amparo, Spain, October 2019
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INNOVATIVE TEACHING
METHODS FOR PRESCHOOL
KNOWLEDGE 2024
Get acquainted with new trends and effective innovative approaches in 18/02/2024 - 24/02/2024 (Tenerife)
early childhood and preschool education 12/05/2024 - 18/05/2024 (Bologna)
Get acquainted with the key principles and components of Project- 07/07/2024 - 13/07/2024 (Bologna)
Based Learning for children 28/07/2024 - 03/08/2024 (Tenerife)
Discover the benefits of embedding nature and biodiversity in preschool 04/08/2024 - 10/08/2024 (Palermo)
activities 24/11/2024 - 30/11/2024 (Bologna)
24/11/2024 - 30/11/2024 (Palermo)
SKILLS
24/11/2024 - 30/11/2024 (Tenerife)
Experience and practice inspirational outdoor education activities;
Learn how to design and deliver experiential and creative learning For a group of at least 8
activities participants, we can arrange an
Exchange best practices and share experiences about preschool additional session ad-hoc for your
education with teachers and education staff coming throughout Europe school.
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TARGET
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities
Cultural activities in the city
2
Reflections on existing preschool systems and best practices
Reflection about the importance of preschool education
The role of the environment, the educator and family
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
The role of informal and non-formal learning in preschool education
Experiential methods to fuel problem-solving, curiosity and teamwork - Board and lodging
Practicing, designing and delivering experiential activities and tools - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
The key components of Project-Based Learning (PBL) - Administrative support
Formulating your Driving Question - Coffe breaks
The importance of children driven activities in PBL - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
Key principles and benefits about outdoor education - Sum-up video
The value of OE for cognitive, social and relational development.
How to safely design, plan and deliver outdoor preschool
education activities.
6
The importance of creativity in early childhood education
Practical activity: creativity-based pedagogies and learning games
to foster pupils’ imagination and collaboration
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony
Participants departure
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KNOWLEDGE 2024
Principles, values and key elements of outdoor eduacation 14/04/2024 - 20/04/2024 (Bologna)
Inspiration on how to introduce sustainability themes to children and 14/04/2024 - 20/04/2024 (Palermo)
develop environmental-friendly attitudes 14/04/2024 - 20/04/2024 (Tenerife)
The applicability of outdoor education to personal, social and relational 15/09/2024 - 21/09/2024 (Palermo)
development and environmental skills 29/09/2024 - 05/10/2024 (Bologna)
10/11/2024 - 16/11/2024 (Tenerife)
SKILLS
Design, plan and deliver inspirational outdoor education activities for For a group of at least 8
preschoolers participants, we can arrange an
Experiment practical activities and group games in outdoor settings additional session ad-hoc for your
school.
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TARGET
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities The course may include teachers
Cultural activities in the city from different school levels.
2
Brainstorming and definition of outdoor education
Key principles and benefits of outdoor education
Experiences and teaching practices on preschool education
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
Out in the nature: experience at a local park
- Board and lodging
Experimenting journey wilderness-based experiences and activities
- Certificate of attendance
The value of outdoor education for children development
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
Design, plan and deliver outdoor education activities for children
- Administrative support
Site & risk assessment and health & safety issues
- Coffe breaks
Outdoor space planning
- Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
Sustainability and climate change for children
Self-awareness and responsiveness towards the environment
Practical activities and games to promote children green mindset
6
Basic concepts about non-formal education
Non-formal activities to foster children’ motivation and creativity
Best practice sharing about environmental education
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony
Participants departure
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LANGUAGES AND EU
PROJECT DESIGN
EUROPEAN PROJECT
MANAGEMENT AND DESIGN
2024
LEARNING OUTCOMES 28/04/2024 - 04/05/2024 (Bologna)
10/11/2024 - 16/11/2024 (Tenerife)
KNOWLEDGE
EU policies and funding opportunities 2021-2027, notably Erasmus+,
For a group of at least 8
How to design and develop effective project ideas
participants, we can arrange an
Correct interpretation of a call for proposal
additional session ad-hoc for
your school.
SKILLS
Practical skills related to the management of the ideation and application
Cooperative compilation of application forms
Preparation and management of the financial, budgeting and contractual aspects
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P A3G0E 7 8
TARGET
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities The course may include
Cultural activities in the city teachers from different school
levels.
2
2021-2027 funding opportunities and programmes
Practice: analysis of projects’ examples and focus
Group project design: discussing group project ideas
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
Project Cycle Management and Logical framework Approach
Context analysis and objectives in approved and rejected projects - Board and lodging
Group project design: the problems and objectives trees - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
Work Breakdown Structure and Gannt diagramme - Administrative support
The impact of a good WBS in project design and management - Coffe breaks
Group project design: developing project structure and activity plan - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
Budget: identifying eligible costs, expenditure planning and monitoring
Budget analysis - bad and good experiences, tips and tricks
Group project design: the project budget and filling the form
6
Planning the preparatory, visibility, dissemination and follow-up phases
Thoughtful program with
Mainstreaming and sustainable impact thanks to a well-planned project
Group project design: activities of preparation, dissemination and follow-up activities organized so as to
give the opportunity to test
7
the acquired knowledges in
Course wrap-up and final evaluation
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony practice. Very motivated and
Participants departure knowledgable teachers.
Daiga, Latvia, March 2019
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INTENSIVE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE COURSE
TARGET
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities The course may include
Cultural activities in the city teachers from different school
levels.
2
Teambuilding exercises and Ice-breaking activities for ESL
English Grammar according to Level
Conversation Lab: Introducing each others
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
English Grammar and Writing practice
Conversation Lab: Cultural comparison - Board and lodging
Pronunciation and the English Phonetic Alphabet - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
English Grammar and reading practice - Administrative support
Conversation lab: Food and Cuisine - Coffe breaks
Group work, cultural activities & games to reinforce speaking - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
English Grammar and Writing practice
Conversation Lab: Space and Time
Using Multimedia platforms for Language Learning
6
Focus: How to write a Resume and a Cover Letter in English
Well organized training,
Summary and Revision of the week
English Practice Test According to Level attentive, qualified, friendly
helpful teacher. Student’s
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation needs are kept in mind. I
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony am satisfied so much.
Participants departure
Tímea, Hungary, August 2019
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INTENSIVE ITALIAN
LANGUAGE COURSE
2024
LEARNING OUTCOMES 09/06/2024 - 15/06/2024 (Bologna)
15/09/2024 - 21/09/2024 (Bologna)
03/11/2024 - 09/11/2024 (Palermo)
KNOWLEDGE
Italian grammar rules from simple to complex structures
Difference between international business Italian and local Italian For a group of at least 8
Comparison of cultural elements with own's culture participants, we can arrange an
additional session ad-hoc for
SKILLS your school.
TARGET
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities The course may include
Cultural activities in the city teachers from different school
levels.
2
Ice-breaking activities for Italian Language learning
Italian Grammar according to Level
Conversation Lab: Introducing each others
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
Italian Grammar and Writing practice
Conversation Lab - Board and lodging
Discovering Italian Culture - visit to an Italian school - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
Italian Grammar and reading practice - Administrative support
Pronunciation and the Italian Phonetic Alphabet - Coffe breaks
Group work, cultural activities & games to reinforce speaking - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
Italian Grammar and pronounciation practice
Conversation Lab: cultural geography
Discovering Italian Culture - fashion industry
6
Summary and Revision of the week
Culture Test
Italian Practice Test According to Level
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony
Participants departure
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INTENSIVE SPANISH
LANGUAGE COURSE
SKILLS
Comprehension of speaking and reading by listening and interacting
Writing skills: how to write a descriptive paragraph
Presentation skills in Italian and teamwork through group work
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TARGET
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities The course may include
Cultural activities in the city teachers from different school
levels.
2
Teambuilding exercises
Spanish Grammar according to Level
Conversation Lab
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
Spanish Grammar
Focus: Multimedia platforms for LL - websites and apps - Board and lodging
Group Work/Cultural Activities & Games - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
Spanish Pronunciation & Conversation Lab - Administrative support
Focus: Books and storytelling to promote culture learning whilst - Coffe breaks
improving speaking abilities - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
Spanish Grammar
Conversation lab
Learning vocabulary and grammar with technology
6
Spanish Practice Test (Reading, Writing, Listening, Speaking)
Focus: E-mail etiquette in Spanish, How to write a Presentation
Letter for your CV in Spanish
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony
Participants departure
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TARGET
1
Participants arrival
Networking activities The course may include
Cultural activities in the city teachers from different school
levels.
2
Introduction to CLIL methodology: aims and basic principles
Language Development: practical ideas and challenges for a CLIL
classroom
SERVICES
INCLUDED
3
Group project: defining the basic structure of a CLIL lesson
Lesson Planning 1: using ICT and game-based tools for CLIL - Board and lodging
Group project: new technologies and games in the lesson structure - Certificate of attendance
- Europass Mobility Document
- Staff mobility agreement
4
Lesson Planning 2: using texts and videos to improve content - Administrative support
learning, reading and listening skills - Coffe breaks
Group project: including engaging visual and multimedia content - Local transport
- Cultural activities
5
- Sum-up video
Lesson Planning 3: dynamic teaching and experiential learning to
activate learners
Group project: dynamic and experiential activities to a CLIL lesson
6
Consolidation and implementation: how to take materials and
activities from the course to the classroom
Group project: active lesson planning
7
Course wrap-up and final evaluation
Validation of learning outcomes and certification ceremony
Participants departure
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CONTACTS
Email
i nfo@erasmuslearningacademy.eu
Telephone
+39 3808698725 (Bologna)
+39 3756404266 (Palermo)
+34 658072259 (Tenerife)
Official Address
Via Emilia Ponente, 129 - 40133 - Bologna (Italy)
Via Nicolò Garzilli, 62 - 90141, Palermo (Italy)
C/ Villalba Hervás 12 - 1º 38002 · S/C de Tenerife (Spain)
Website
www.erasmustrainingcourses.com
www.erasmuslearningacademy.eu
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