Deadline: May 05, 2024
Program Starts: June 19, 2024
Program Ends: June 26, 2024
Location(s)
Ireland
Overview
Training course for youth workers and educators combining storytelling and the use of theatre with Global CItizenship Education.
Details
Project Summary
Spinning a Yarn (SAY) is a 6-day training course which aims to support youth workers and educators to enhance their Global Citizenship Education competences through storytelling and theatre techniques. We will use non-formal learning approaches which centre the participant in engaging and immersive activities (active, collaborative, experiential, project-based, problem-based and inquiry-based learning). These skills are developed to harness your power to mobilise, inspire and empower the individuals and communities you work with to take action as global citizens. We welcome participants who have an understanding of Global Citizenship Education and, most importantly, are motivated to learn, share, collaborate, explore and wish to use their skills in their work or communities.
Objectives
- To enhance the storytelling skills of participants, enabling them to share information creatively and effectively
- To introduce participants to the principles and techniques of Theatre of the Oppressed as a tool for social change and empowerment
- To support participants’ media literacy skills, ensuring they understand the significant impact of media in shaping narratives and public discourse
- To develop participants ’ global citizenship competencies such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and active citizenship skills
- To create a network of educators, trainers and artists working with storytelling and Theatre of the Oppressed techniques at a local, national, European and global level
Opportunity is About
Eligibility
Candidates should be from:
Description of Ideal Candidate
The course is aimed at people working in the field of global education (trainers, activists, advocates, communications) and recommended for Youth workers, Trainers, Youth leaders, Project managers, Advocates, Activists.
The course is designed for participants with at least a basic understanding of global education. Also, the participants must be motivated and willing to learn, share, explore and discover their skills in order to use their experience later in their jobs and/or communities.
Dates
Deadline: May 05, 2024
Program starts:
June 19, 2024
Program ends:
June 26, 2024
Cost/funding for participants
Costs
Participation fee
There is €70 participation fee is required from each participant.
Accommodation and food
The full costs relating to food and accommodation will be covered by the Development Perspectives with support from the European Union through the Erasmus+ grant.
Travel reimbursement
The course is co-funded through the Erasmus+ European programme. We can reimburse public transport 2nd class fares. Taxis and private cars are not refundable.
For the reimbursements, we will need:
- An invoice with the itinerary of your trip, the names of the passengers and, very importantly, the price of the ticket. Usually, all this information is available on the e-tickets for flights.
- All your original travel tickets and receipts (train and bus tickets) that you wish to have reimbursed. We cannot provide reimbursement without the originals of these documents, so it is your responsibility to take care of them.
IMPORTANT: WE CAN ONLY REIMBURSE YOUR FLIGHTS IF YOU PRESENT US WITH YOUR BOARDING PASSES! IF USING A MOBILE BOARDING PASS, PLEASE REMEMBER TO SAVE THEM OR TAKE A SCREENSHOT AS THEY AUTOMATICALLY DELETE THEMSELVES AFTER SOME TIME The following list shows how much is the maximum allowed per person for a full return journey (two ways), so please try NOT to spend more than this:
- IRELAND: €0
- CZECH REPUBLIC, GERMANY, ITALY, PORTUGAL, SWEDEN: €275
- ROMANIA: €360
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