SVEB

TRAINING OBJECTIVES

After completing the course, you will have sound methodological and didactic skills as well as social competences. You will be able to prepare, conduct and evaluate learning events with adults within the framework of given concepts, curricula and teaching materials in your field of expertise.

You can then use the skills and competences you have acquired in a tailored manner depending on the type of educational institution. The SVEB Certificate course for Trainers comprises 14 course days and is a partial qualification for the Federal Certificate of Competence as a Trainer.

TARGET GROUP

• Course instructors at further education institutes.
• Technical colleges and/or in-company continuing education.
• Trainers with practical experience in course work with adults.
• Newcomers to adult education.
• Teachers at higher technical colleges in their main occupation and adult educators (HF).

LEARNING CONTENT

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The main topics of the course include:

• adult-specific learning and teaching

• current methods and social forms

• Goal-oriented lesson planning, didactic models

• Reflection on one’s own learning biography, understanding of learning and role as a teacher

• Diversity in learning groups

• Basics of communication

• Conflicts and disturbances in learning groups

• Moderating conversations

• Basics of group dynamics

• Transfer of what has been learnt into one’s own area.

NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS

The courses take place with a minimum of 6 and a maximum of 14 participants.

CONCLUSION / CERTIFICATION

You will receive the SVEB certificate after the following proof of achievement:

• 255 hours of learning time, of which:

• 90 hours net attendance time
• 165 hours of self-study

• Passing a proof of competence (practical demonstration and documented reflection of the learning process)

• 80% attendance

You will receive the SVEB certificate if you also provide evidence of

• at least 150 practical hours as a course instructor in at least two years of part-time professional practice. The practical experience can be acquired before, during and after the course.

The total learning time is therefore 405 hours (255 hours for the course + 150 practical hours). The course corresponds to 13.5 ECTS points (ECTS = European Credit Transfer System).