Training Course: ImproWise

Location: Hollókő, Hungary

Dates: 25 September – 1 October 2017

Number of participants: 20

Participating countries: Russian Federation, Eastern Partnership countries , Erasmus+: Youth in Action Programme countries , Western Balkan countries

Organizer: Egyesek Youth Association

Apply here: fill this application form

Deadline to apply: 1 July 2017

Date of Selection: 10 July 2017

Inquiries about this training course: Gergő Kiss at E-Mail: improwise4youth@gmail.com

Costs :

There is a participation fee of
340 € for people with paid jobs.
290 € for students and people with no paid jobs.

 

The fee covers the following costs:
– accommodation in UNESCO World Heritage village Hollókő for 6 nights
– food according to your dietary needs
– training room with high quality equipment
– training materials (notes, handouts etc.)

 

It does not cover the travel costs, visa and insurance. We provide invitation letter and assistance for obtaining visa.

 

ImproWise

Improvisational theatre is like an exciting game: we playfully experiment with partners, our creativity can soar and mistakes are welcomed.

Impro exercises are often perceived as fun games and energisers. Improvisational theatre is a more complex non-formal educational methodology than a series of joyful exercises. It teaches us a high level of cooperation and offers a wide range of opportunities for skills and personal development.

ImproWise is a training course for trainers, facilitators, youth workers, youth leaders, educators and teachers, who actively work with groups of young people, and intend to apply improvisational theatre and use improvisation techniques in a more conscious way.

The training consists of 5 full working days training improvisation techniques and experiencing impro scenes focusing on specific topics in each session, e.g. presence, connection, trust, spontaneity, flexibility, risk, mistakes, creativity, characters and storytelling. The sessions will be adapted to the needs of the group.

During the training course participants will explore:
– the principles of improvisational theatre
– inspiration and trust in the partner in scenes
– active presence and high level of attention
– positive attitude and acceptance
– balancing between flexibility and decisiveness
– spontaneity and thinking „inside the box”
– developing characters
– storytelling & improvisation

What can you get out of it?
– taking risks and welcoming mistakes as crucial elements of one’s learning cycle
– reducing anxiety and increasing your self-confidence
– unlocking your creativity
– developing soft skills e.g. active listening, problem solving
– improvisation techniques, games and exercises in youth work and training for e.g. group dynamics, community building
– how to apply improvisational theatre as a performing art with youth

Infopack

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