Examine how assessment can inform decisions related to teaching. Design classroom assessments that are closely aligned with learning objectives, ensuring that tests provide valid, actionable evidence of student learning.
Recommended Audience: Adult Educators, Social Workers
Language RequirementsIntermediate English (B1+)
Understand the role of creative industries in education and how they can be integrated into various teaching domains.
Develop innovative business ideas and solutions through creative thinking.
Recommended Audience: Adult Educators, Social Workers
Language RequirementsIntermediate English (B1+)
Gained a solid understanding of gender mainstreaming and intersectionality.
Learn to recognize how gender and intersecting identities shape access to opportunities, rights, and resources, and develop practical skills to address these dynamics in their programs and organizational practices.
Discover Live Action Role‑Playing (LARP) as an experiential teaching methodology to increase engagement, motivation, and deep learning. Learn how to design and facilitate educational LARP scenarios that foster communication, collaboration, problem‑solving, and critical thinking.
Discover the most interesting mindfulness programs currently used in schools. Learn how to introduce children and teens to mindfulness practice with imaginative visual-based activities.
Recommended Audience: Adult Educators, Social Workers
Language RequirementsIntermediate English (B1+)
Explore the role and functioning of community centers in Poland, particularly through visits to Neighborhood Houses in Gdańsk. Learn how these spaces foster local engagement, education, and social inclusion.
Observe, analyse, and reflect on real VET teaching practices through interaction with a local VET institute, identifying new approaches and adapting them to one’s own context.
Using Valencia as a living classroom, explore cultural heritage through hands‑on, place‑based activities that turn museums and urban spaces into active learning environments.
Learn how to use cinema, short videos and digital media to support emotional learning and critical thinking. Explore film analysis, media literacy, and responsible media creation while designing activities that help students read, question and create audiovisual messages.
Learn to integrate traditional art techniques and ICT art tools into your teaching practices in order to boost creativity and critical thinking, and enhance the development of crucial life skills.
Discover how to plan for impactful interventions, identify application opportunities for yourselves and your schools. Learn to plan effective and equitable Professional Learning activities.
Discover all the features of GeoGebra and LaTeX software used for visualizing mathematical concepts, and for writing mathematical expressions. Learn how to maximize the potential of ICT in the classroom.
Master the art of habit formation to enhance teaching efficiency and student learning outcomes. Learn strategies for developing and sustaining a growth mindset in themselves and their students.
Bring maths to life with this course which will empower you with skills to facilitate outdoor maths lessons through engaging, interactive and crosscuricular tasks and activities. Have fun learning mathematical concepts through problem-solving and critical thinking development.
Discover game-based learning and its benefits and explore three powerful tools for gamification: Minecraft, gamebooks and interactive fiction, and treasure hunts.
Gain crucial knowledge on ICT in education in order to implement technology in the classroom. Discover an array of ideas on how to apply new teaching strategies to boost high-order skills in students.
Recommended Audience: Adult Educators, Social Workers
Language RequirementsIntermediate English (B1+)
Understand the physical and sensory limitations associated with the aging process through the use of specialized simulation equipment. Increase empathy and develop a deeper appreciation of the challenges faced by elderly individuals in daily life.
Acquire the skills and confidence to transform classroom observation into a collaborative process of professional growth. Learn how to implement the full clinical supervision cycle — from pre-conference planning to follow-up — using observation tools such as verbatim notetaking, wide-lens scanning, and seating-chart mapping.