Study Program | Game Specialist

Elementary school Study Program | Game Specialist

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Learn to Create a Reasoned Offer With Play as the Main Starting Point.

Why this training?
This course is accredited as a short course by CPION (Centre for Post-Initial Education Netherlands). This course focuses on stimulating play and designing a reasoned offering with play as the main tool. The education of young children requires a solid vision of play. Preschool education needs professionals who can take children's play to a higher level. Increasing knowledge and skills in the field of play didactics and the enriched environment contribute to this. In this study program, you will not only learn all the ins and outs of games, game development, and game interventions but also how to inspire your colleagues to get more out of games.


What Will You Learn in 4 days and 2 Consultation Sessions?

- Creating a rich play and learning environment
- Developing a vision on play
- Monitor and stimulate the play development of the young child
- Game didactics for the beginners, novices and advanced players in your group
- Using games as the main form of instruction
- Designing a reasoned offer with play as the most important element
- Inspiring your colleagues to put gaming back on the map!


In Which Training Places?

- Rotterdam
- Haarlem
- Den Bosch
- Roermond
- Zwolle
- New! Online variant


Costs

Physical version €2450,-
Online version €2250,-

Visit the Topwijs website for more information and workshops.

Study Program | Game Specialist

  • Paid
Topwijs

Topwijs offers training, workshops and coaching for teachers and pedagogical staff, with a focus on playful learning and the development of young children. It helps education professionals improve their practice.



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