Training
Do you work with groups? Do you want to refine your team leading and facilitator skills? Learn about new methodologies and tools that make use of the ecological approach and system thinking? If so, then we recommend this international training for you!
The Young Eco Facilitators for the Sustainable Future project brings together Hungarian, Romanian, Slovakian and Spanish NGOs in an Erasmus+ Strategic Partnership to make a multi level project, where we would reach our end-goal of prolonging the experience of being connected with nature for as many youngsters as we can, by educating them. We will use the strength of facilitation and coaching to develop your competencies through the horizontal topics of human-ecology, sustainable development and environmental consciousness.
By gaining these skills and methods of the environmental consciousness approach, YOU as the future ecofacilitators will become mediators to fellow youngsters by organizing local activities, and gain more practice of the art of facilitation. By using this online platform, which makes it easier for us to share and collect this knowledge and develop the required competencies from all over the world.
The project gives a holistic approach about the environment and sustainability and raises the understanding and systematical thinking of youth work.
Last but not least, by the end of this project we want to have an international group of young facilitators who are able to work and cooperate in the partner organizations' life on local and international level. Thus fulfilling the capacity building needs of all partners of creating such a network of experts who are equally qualified as a facilitator and as expert on sustainable development.
In this practice-oriented 5-day training, 40 participants will have the chance to learn about new methods and approaches from experienced trainers and learn from each other. Main focuses: deep ecology, WTR Method, Council, Art of Hosting, Playback Theater and facilitation.
“Bio village is a place that respects life, in its transformation, in the uniqueness of all and in unity in
the deep. It includes people, animals, plants.
All three creatures must be given the opportunity to develop, to experience earthly life, to freedom and creativity.” – said the owner of the place.
You can read more about the page here: http://biofalu.hu/
The accommodation will be in nice and comfortable rooms of two/three beds. The room division will be mixed based on the participants’ wishes. Each room has its own bathroom. No need for bedsheets,
towels or sleeping bags.
How to get there?
You can reach the venue by public transportation from Budapest, Nyugati Railway station.
You have to take the train towards Esztergom ( G72 or S72) and you have to change in Piliscsaba ( G72), or Pilisvorosvar (S72) to a bus directly to Máriahalom. You can buy tickets at the ticket offices, or at the ticket machines as well. The full trip takes around 1,5 hours.
From the airport getting to Nyugati Railway station you have to take bus 200E and at the final stop ( Kobanya - Kispest) you have to change to Metro 3. Get off at Nyugati pályaudvar- ( that the railway station in Hungarian)
Check IN Time: 18th April until 6PM
Check OUT Time: 24th April until 10AM
Era Kármán from Szatyor Association
is one of the founders of Szatyor and since the beginning she manages the association and partially the shop. Apart from Szatyor’s activities, Era works as a trainer and facilitator mainly in the NGO sectors, specifically with organisation working with youth and sustainable related topics and questions. She is much interested the social business sector and its environmental conscious approaches.
Etefanía Bravo Román from MEDRA
is an active member of Medra. She has a solid experience as a trainer and coordinator of youth volunteer groups, and also has been working for European and international associations, especially in the field of environmental education, nature and sustainability. In fact, she has been part of the facilitation and implementation group of Erasmus + projects with Biodiversa (Asturias) association. She has solid experience in non-formal education with children, youth and adults. She is interested in education methods and holistic science applied to their field of work. She has a degree in Environmental Science and a master in management of water ecosistems. She is a certified environmental educator. Furthermore, she is Yoga instructor and combines her work as environmental educator with the teaching of Yoga. She is passionate about healthy food and agro-ecology, which try to experiences every day.
Lilla Balázs from TANDEM,n.o.
Mária Borvák from TANDEM,n.o.
works as the professional leader and senior trainer of TANDEM,n.o., thus ensuring the quality of the planned projects. She is also responsible for strategic planning and project supervision, meaning that she is playing a crucial role in selecting the members of the executive staff for this project.
Nagy Geza Attila from ATA
is the vice-president of the Association, and has written, managed and organized more than 30 Youth in Action and Erasmus+ Youth Exchanges, Initiatives, EVS and trainings, a few Leonardo de Vinci projects and a Capacity Building project. He is a trainer and a facilitator mainly for exchanges or trainings that have topics related to EVS or sustainable development. He also did a 1 year EVS in Greece. His responsibility within ATA is project writing and reporting, their management and implementation, facilitation and training of mobility events and coordinating strategic partnerships. He likes watching movies, reading fiction, trekking and to explore other countries by hitchhiking and traveling.
For further details and info go to the Contacts page and contact one of the people from the list.
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| Come on a journey with other eco conscious young adults |
The Young Eco Facilitators for the Sustainable Future project brings together Hungarian, Romanian, Slovakian and Spanish NGOs in an Erasmus+ Strategic Partnership to make a multi level project, where we would reach our end-goal of prolonging the experience of being connected with nature for as many youngsters as we can, by educating them. We will use the strength of facilitation and coaching to develop your competencies through the horizontal topics of human-ecology, sustainable development and environmental consciousness.
By gaining these skills and methods of the environmental consciousness approach, YOU as the future ecofacilitators will become mediators to fellow youngsters by organizing local activities, and gain more practice of the art of facilitation. By using this online platform, which makes it easier for us to share and collect this knowledge and develop the required competencies from all over the world.
The project gives a holistic approach about the environment and sustainability and raises the understanding and systematical thinking of youth work.
Last but not least, by the end of this project we want to have an international group of young facilitators who are able to work and cooperate in the partner organizations' life on local and international level. Thus fulfilling the capacity building needs of all partners of creating such a network of experts who are equally qualified as a facilitator and as expert on sustainable development.
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| A 5-day training full of inspiring people and useful methodological approaches that are able to form attitudes |
In this practice-oriented 5-day training, 40 participants will have the chance to learn about new methods and approaches from experienced trainers and learn from each other. Main focuses: deep ecology, WTR Method, Council, Art of Hosting, Playback Theater and facilitation.
When and where?
The date of the training will be from the 19th – 23rd of April 2018, which means that the travel days are the 18th and the 24th of April. The venue will the “Biofalu” (translation: Bio village) in Máriahalom, Hungary.
the deep. It includes people, animals, plants.
All three creatures must be given the opportunity to develop, to experience earthly life, to freedom and creativity.” – said the owner of the place.
You can read more about the page here: http://biofalu.hu/
The accommodation will be in nice and comfortable rooms of two/three beds. The room division will be mixed based on the participants’ wishes. Each room has its own bathroom. No need for bedsheets,
towels or sleeping bags.
How to get there?
You can reach the venue by public transportation from Budapest, Nyugati Railway station.
You have to take the train towards Esztergom ( G72 or S72) and you have to change in Piliscsaba ( G72), or Pilisvorosvar (S72) to a bus directly to Máriahalom. You can buy tickets at the ticket offices, or at the ticket machines as well. The full trip takes around 1,5 hours.
From the airport getting to Nyugati Railway station you have to take bus 200E and at the final stop ( Kobanya - Kispest) you have to change to Metro 3. Get off at Nyugati pályaudvar- ( that the railway station in Hungarian)
Check IN Time: 18th April until 6PM
Check OUT Time: 24th April until 10AM
Who are the trainers?
From each of th epartner organisations there are going to be some trainers, with additional experts invited for certain parts of the training.
is one of the founders of Szatyor and since the beginning she manages the association and partially the shop. Apart from Szatyor’s activities, Era works as a trainer and facilitator mainly in the NGO sectors, specifically with organisation working with youth and sustainable related topics and questions. She is much interested the social business sector and its environmental conscious approaches.
is an active member of Medra. She has a solid experience as a trainer and coordinator of youth volunteer groups, and also has been working for European and international associations, especially in the field of environmental education, nature and sustainability. In fact, she has been part of the facilitation and implementation group of Erasmus + projects with Biodiversa (Asturias) association. She has solid experience in non-formal education with children, youth and adults. She is interested in education methods and holistic science applied to their field of work. She has a degree in Environmental Science and a master in management of water ecosistems. She is a certified environmental educator. Furthermore, she is Yoga instructor and combines her work as environmental educator with the teaching of Yoga. She is passionate about healthy food and agro-ecology, which try to experiences every day.
owns an MA in Education, and she has currently finished her PhD
studies. She is working as a junior trainer of TANDEM, as a trainer specializing in experiental outdoor/indoor games. She has
extensive experience in developing child´s fine motor system. She is currentlyattending mental hygiene course.
works as the professional leader and senior trainer of TANDEM,n.o., thus ensuring the quality of the planned projects. She is also responsible for strategic planning and project supervision, meaning that she is playing a crucial role in selecting the members of the executive staff for this project.
is the vice-president of the Association, and has written, managed and organized more than 30 Youth in Action and Erasmus+ Youth Exchanges, Initiatives, EVS and trainings, a few Leonardo de Vinci projects and a Capacity Building project. He is a trainer and a facilitator mainly for exchanges or trainings that have topics related to EVS or sustainable development. He also did a 1 year EVS in Greece. His responsibility within ATA is project writing and reporting, their management and implementation, facilitation and training of mobility events and coordinating strategic partnerships. He likes watching movies, reading fiction, trekking and to explore other countries by hitchhiking and traveling.
For further details and info go to the Contacts page and contact one of the people from the list.
