Berlin – Cultural heritage education: Experiential learning on the case study of Berlin, Croatia

Discover the breathtaking cultural heritage of ancient Split, Croatia with our Erasmus+ teacher training course and never spend a day in the classroom!

COURSE DESCRIPTION

Learn about the importance of cultural heritage in a fascinating Mediterranean destination

This Erasmus+ KA1 Cultural Heritage Course in Split, Croatia, is designed for teachers and educational staff who wish to deepen their understanding of cultural heritage practices through experiential and outdoor learning and to integrate the acquired knowledge in their teaching of various subject areas.

Experience a hands-on approach to learning and connect with the local way of life in Dalmatia region

From ancient Roman ruins to modern art masterpieces, the participants of this Erasmus+ teacher training course will have the opportunity to visit and explore the history and traditions of some of the most important sites and monuments in Split, Croatia and to engage in a variety of interactive and project-based activities, both outdoors and on-site.
Our best teacher trainers will take you experiental learning adventure through magnificent Diocletian’s Palace, Salona – the centre of the Roman province of Dalmatia, the Gallery of renowned Croatian sculptor Ivan Meštrović, the city of Sinj, Ethnographic museum, Varoš as one of the oldest Split neighbourhood, and other stunning locations.
The course also includes interactive workshops that let you explore your creative side and engage with traditional arts and crafts making, hands-on or by using digital tools. The workshops will cover various topics, that are problem-solving, project-based and critical thinking oriented.

Acquire the tools and methods for integrating cultural heritage into your classroom

Through sightseeing tours, lectures, discussions, and interactive workshops, the participants will broaden their collaboration skills, knowledge, and experiential approach to learning.
As a result, participants will know how to raise awareness of the importance of all cultural areas, strengthen the sense of European identity and diversity, and last but not least, promote social inclusion, and use this knowledge to create a healthy classroom of open-minded and ambitious young people!
Overall, the participants will increase their appreciation for cultural heritage and enrich their future travels and experiences, as well as develop a critical perspective on the relationship between cultural heritage and contemporary society. 

LEARNING OUTCOMES

This course will help participants to:

• Acquire a comprehensive understanding of the cultural heritage of Split and its surroundings.
• Practice traditional arts and crafts of the region.
• Learn new methods and implement ideas for introducing cultural heritage topics into the classroom practice.
• Explore the possibilities of experiential learning and the planning of outdoor lessons.
• Enhance intercultural communication and competencies.

THE COURSE FEE INCLUDES

• Free Berlin walking tour;
• Full programme of study sessions ( minimum 25 hours per week );
• Course materials;
• Certificate of attendance;
• Europass;
• Learning Agreement;
• Quality Agreement;
• Visits to local institutions;
• Personalized support;
• Expertise of Local Representative on location during the mobility;
• Free WIFI internet;
• Coffee and tea breaks;
• Administration costs.

Our course takes place in the buzzing German capital Berlin, more precisely in Schöneberg, one of the central points of Berlin. Close to all the major attractions of Berlin, such as the Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, Museuminsel and more, our premises in Berlin are a welcoming haven for self reflection. Grunewald in the western side of Berlin is a forest where our participants will spend a day getting in touch with their senses and breathing in nature.

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