KA1 Courses
KA1 COURSES
INCLUSION.
ACADEMY courses are aimed at participants from all over Europe, teachers, young people and adults of all ages. The only prerequisite is the willingness to learn in order to act, and to make a difference.
FLEXIBILITY.
The format of these short but intense courses is specifically designed to meet the needs of teachers and trainers, and includes a duration of 5 days with the possibility to experience and meet best practice organisations.
EDUTAINMENT.
Our courses combine education and entertainment, which means learning while having fun. And it’s as effective for adults, because learning while having fun works.
ROME.
Over 3,000 years of history can be found throughout the cobblestone streets in Rome, from ancient monuments like the Colosseum to world-class art in Vatican City. Rome is a fascinating place with incredible works of art, a leisurely pace of life and world-renowned cuisine. Free time for Culture Trips are guaranteed!
EXPERIENCE.
The courses are geared towards the acquisition or enhancement of the new skills identified by the European Union and updated to the demands of the changing labour market. One of the aspects that makes this format innovative is the application of international Best Practices that our teachers and trainers were able to learn and experience and then share.
Not just training, but concrete evidence of their own training. Theoretical principles are thus made comprehensible and immediately translatable on an operational level.
Social Media Strategy for Non-Profit organisations
How to establish an effective communication and dissemination strategy through social media without advertising budget
Erasmus+ elements for schools and Non-Profit
Taking the first steps in the frame of the European
Programme for Education, Training, Youth and Sport in Europe
Edu-LARP immersive methodology
How and why to propose educational role-playing games with Educational Live Action Role Play
How do I tell them?
A training to introduce topics related to sexual and emotional health into the school context with children aged 5 to 10