Actualize your potential: Facilitate! |
Training Course for Youth Workers and Educators
2-10 August 2018
Hungary
2-10 August 2018
Hungary
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'Learning is the process whereby knowledge is created
through the transformation of experience.' - Kolb
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The aim of Actualize your potential: Facilitate! is to develop your Experiential Learning facilitation skills.
We take Experiential Learning (EL) as a process in which you can learn through experiencing non-formal education methods and reflecting upon your experience, extracting your own learning outcomes and finding out how to apply these in the future.
In this training course, you will acquire the skills to design and facilitate Experiential Learning workshops by creating innovative EL sessions and testing them on spot, getting feedback to support you in their future applicability.
We take Experiential Learning (EL) as a process in which you can learn through experiencing non-formal education methods and reflecting upon your experience, extracting your own learning outcomes and finding out how to apply these in the future.
In this training course, you will acquire the skills to design and facilitate Experiential Learning workshops by creating innovative EL sessions and testing them on spot, getting feedback to support you in their future applicability.
This training course is for you if:
- you are actively involved in education and/or youth work
- you want to be able to design, facilitate and debrief Experiential Learning workshops
- you are interested in renovating your facilitation tools and creating new resources
- you are official resident of Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Cyprus, Greece, Hungary, Latvia, Romania, or Spain
- you are able to work in English
- you are highly motivated and willing to actively participate during the whole training course
program and methods
This training course is based on non-formal education and experiential learning, being highly participatory and interactive. The flow of the program is inspired in the Kolb-cycle of experiential learning: experience, reflection, conceptualization and applicability.
In AYP, you will be the creator of your own experience, guided by the facilitators and supported by the group. Your self-directed individual learning process will take place in a safe space and in a team-oriented and group-supported environment.
Preliminary program per day:
1: Creating a safe learning environment
2: Experiencing Experiential Learning
3: FTF Lab
4: Learning from experience
5: Debriefing experiential learning
6: FTF Lab
7: Conceptualization and Applicability
The Experiential Learning methods that we will use are challenge based learning, body expression and movement and game based learning along individual and group reflection and conceptualization processes.
In AYP, you will be the creator of your own experience, guided by the facilitators and supported by the group. Your self-directed individual learning process will take place in a safe space and in a team-oriented and group-supported environment.
Preliminary program per day:
1: Creating a safe learning environment
2: Experiencing Experiential Learning
3: FTF Lab
4: Learning from experience
5: Debriefing experiential learning
6: FTF Lab
7: Conceptualization and Applicability
The Experiential Learning methods that we will use are challenge based learning, body expression and movement and game based learning along individual and group reflection and conceptualization processes.
Outcomes
The training course is a follow-up project of a successful series of facilitation trainings called Facility to Facilitate. Many elements of the program will be very similar. From previous experiences, participants stated:
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“I started to work on my communication skills, discovering the different communications styles, learning about body language expression practices, challenging myself with the art of improvisation and, last but not least, feeling more confident speaking in front of a large audience.” - Fabio Catania, Italy - |
“We learned how to empower other people by empowering ourselves. We learned how to foster collaboration by collaborating. We learned how to facilitate by facilitating. It was a transforming experience where we learned by doing, playing and feeling. That’s why what we learned on the program we will never forget.” - Cristina Faura, Spain - |
“We learned the importance of facilitation on creating a safe space in order to nurture group trust and closeness. We all felt very close, and we could open ourselves to others more in one week than with other people that you know for years.” - Melania Forte, Spain - |
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“Based on the theory of Kolb where effective learning is seen when a person progresses through a cycle of four stages: of having a concrete experience, followed by observation of and reflection on that experience, which leads to the formation of abstract concepts (analysis) and generalizations (conclusions) which are then used to test hypothesis in future situations, resulting in new experiences.” - Emese, Hungary - |
“I have tried on my skin that our body is one of the most powerful tools we have to reach someone’s heart and unlock it. I have learnt there is nothing bad feeling vulnerable, if you have the right people standing by your side. I have been inspired to believe I can allow myself not to be perfect, because we can always learn from our flaws. I have learnt I don’t have to bury my emotions and neither let them submerge me, but that I can try to transform them into greater strengths instead." - Mila, Italy - |
TRainers
Our trainers with the support of an international team will accompany you on your learning path.
Bob sonetBob creates experiential contexts in which meaningful learnings can germinate. He has experience in facilitating projects focused on re-connecting with nature, contact improvisation applied in youth work and gamification as an educational tool, among others.
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jordan herrerosJordan is a learning facilitator who loves creating and facilitating experiential learning programmes for groups of people across Europe. What drives his work is to provide contexts where people can learn and connect. His methods include body expression, game-based learning, participatory leadership and challenge-based learning.
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Cultrural View (Ctrrl+V) is an non-governmental organization founded in 2002 and based in Hungary. Together with other art and culture oriented organizations we are aimed to develop and organize projects to everyone who wants to be involved in a creative and multicultural community.
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practicals
DatesArrival to the venue
2 August 2018 from 17.00 to 19.00 Training days 2 August - 9 August 2018 Departure from the venue 10 August 2018 until 12.00 Your accommodation and food is covered from 2 August evening to 10 August morning.
If you decide to arrive earlier or stay longer, you are responsible to cover your costs for those days. According to the regulations of Erasmus+ and the Hungarian NA, you are allowed to arrive to and depart from Hungary maximum 2 days before and after the training. In case you arrive earlier or leave later than 2 days before or after the training, we cannot reimburse your travel cost. |
locationPécs, Hungary
We will have meals 3 times a day prepared by our cook and smaller coffee breaks will be available during the day. The food provided during the program will be a healthy, compassionate and environmentally conscious: mostly plant-based diet.
Alcohol is not allowed in the venue, and in order to allow space for connection with yourself and with the ones around you and for meaningful learning to happen, we encourage you not to consume alcohol at all during the program. |
Cost and reimbursement
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What is covered
What you cover
This project is funded by Erasmus+. 
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Deadline to apply: 14 July 2018
Results: 15 July 2018
Extended deadline for applicants from Czech Republic and Latvia! Apply now and take one of the open spots.
Results: 15 July 2018
Extended deadline for applicants from Czech Republic and Latvia! Apply now and take one of the open spots.
Everyone who applied will receive an answer by July 15. If you are not selected but a place opens up, we will let you know. Do not buy tickets before official confirmation from us. Details on booking the tickets comes and reimbursement comes with the confirmation email.
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Do you have any questions?Get in touch with our coordinator or the contact person from your country
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bulgariaMadlen Nenkova
office@youthub.bg |
CroatiaJasna Velić
mentor.split@gmail.com |
Czech RepublicMarie Přibylová
marie@brnoforyou.cz |
CyprusMaria Drakou
planbe.youth@gmail.com |
GreecePanagiotis Mamouzakis
training@solidaritymission.org |
LatviaIrina Mincenberga
irinamincenberga@gmail.com |
RomaniaAndrea Peca
mobility@geyc.ro |
Spain
Melania Forte
aypf.hungary@gmail.com |
This project is organized by CultRural View International Association and it is supported by Erasmus+ and the Hungarian National Agency.
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