Taking groups out-of-doors … still accept participants!!
Would you like to spend intensive and active week with an amazing group of teachers from different Europien countries?
Beautiful weather, very enthusiastic participants and leaders together with Portugeese ocean costs make this week unforgetable.
Leading education and groups outdoors is the main theme of the week, participants have an opportunity to develop their leadership skills and strategies to be a flexible outdoor teacher, discover the potential of leadership in the education process, try experiential learning, experience methods of reflection and develop their ability to give feedback – and have enough space to exchange their experience with colleagues from another countries.
Course Taking groups out- of doors is held in Cascais near Lisbon. We stay just few steps from the most western European point Cabo da Roca directly on Atlantic coast. Our courses are based on experiential learning – we try all activities on our own, travel around together and spend a lot of time outdoors.
Course Taking groups out- of doors is held every March and October. Would you like to join us?
A very good mix of outdoor activites and about leadership. Good and different ways of challenges for leaders. Smaller groups with good reflections and conversations. Lots of walking in different nature places. Britta and Dusan, are very good leaders that knows what they are talking about and what they are doing. Fantastic to meet teachers from Europe. This is a course for everyone.
Anna Sundblad from Sweden Course Taking groups out-of-doors, October 2018
Our course Smart learning across the subjects offer you a plenty of inspiration, experience and motivation. Together with our professional leaders you spend an intensive week with practical activities, outdoor games, field trips and excursion – all these in an amazing landscape of Iceland.
The Icelandic scenary promises an endless series of snow-covered volcanoes, mountains and ice fields. With a rugged, “other-worldly” terrain, the Nordic icy views are like nothing you’ll see in the rest of the world.
5 October 2021 – deadline for short-term projects for the mobility of learners and staff in school/adult/VET education depending on the single National Agency.
The Erasmus+ Programme Guide link is the main source of; detailed information on the award criteria, eligibility criteria, and funding rules can be found in Section B. If you are not sure with formulation, need more information about courses, would like to discuss your application, would like to plan a training for your team or have any other questions you can email us – office@outdoored.eu.
Some general tips for your application
if you would like to get more contact us office@outdoored.eu
Main support will be given to the project mentioned in Erasmus+ Guidance:
Please be aware that if you include these topic into your application you could have more chance to succeed. Our courses could help you to fulfil all these criteria and include activities and content which helps you to work whit topics mentioned above. How? Here are some arguments you can use in your application
Outdoor learning brings the benefits of formal and informal education together – the most meaningful learning occurs through real-life, practical or hands-on activities.
Outdoor learning tackles social mobility, giving children new and exciting experiences that inspire them to reach their true potential– outdoor activities are helpful for training refugee children, children from disadvantage background and intercultural classrooms.
Learning outside the classroom is known to contribute significantly to improving pupils’ personal, social & emotional development. It could be useful for teachers and schools working with tolerance and diversity topics.
Outdoor learning is interdisciplinary education field – you can teach outside any subject or topic, outdoor environment is great to learn not only Science but also Math, Art, History or secondary language – anything you might want.
Our courses include methods of experience-based learning and sensory awareness which could support pupils with disadvantaged background and activities suitable for children with all types of disability.
Do you know that for new program period you can invite an expert to your school/organization and cover the cost for her/his visit from KA1 budget?
Invited experts: schools can invite trainers, teachers, policy experts or other qualified professionals from abroad who can help improve the teaching and learning at the receiving school.
For example, invited experts may provide training to the school staff, demonstrate new teaching methods or help transfer good practices in organisation and management.
Invited experts can be any persons from another Programme Country with relevant expertise in school education.
We are a group of proffesional trainers with long experience in school and adult education and are ready to deliver workshops, seminars, trainings or individual support for your teachers, school team or school management. https://outdoored.eu/team/
We are ready to prepare togethter with you a training for your team – in Prague with a professional background or we can come to your school,https://outdoored.eu/schools/
You can find more information in Erasmus programme guide
The Erasmus+ Programme Guide link is the main source of; detailed information on the award criteria, eligibility criteria, and funding rules can be found in Section B. If you are not sure with formulation, need more information about courses, would like to discuss your application, would like to plan a training for your team or have any other questions you can email us – office@outdoored.eu.
Some general tips for your application
if you would like to get more contact us office@outdoored.eu
Main support will be given to the project mentioned in Erasmus+ Guidance:
Please be aware that if you include these topic into your application you could have more chance to succeed. Our courses could help you to fulfil all these criteria and include activities and content which helps you to work whit topics mentioned above. How? Here are some arguments you can use in your application
Outdoor learning brings the benefits of formal and informal education together – the most meaningful learning occurs through real-life, practical or hands-on activities.
Outdoor learning tackles social mobility, giving children new and exciting experiences that inspire them to reach their true potential– outdoor activities are helpful for training refugee children, children from disadvantage background and intercultural classrooms.
Learning outside the classroom is known to contribute significantly to improving pupils’ personal, social & emotional development. It could be useful for teachers and schools working with tolerance and diversity topics.
Outdoor learning is interdisciplinary education field – you can teach outside any subject or topic, outdoor environment is great to learn not only Science but also Math, Art, History or secondary language – anything you might want.
Our courses include methods of experience-based learning and sensory awareness which could support pupils with disadvantaged background and activities suitable for children with all types of disability.
