Skills you'll gain

There are 9 modules in this course

Through this course, we aim to: 1. Give you an insight into how social pedagogy has been developing across Europe, highlighting both the diversity and connections, 2. Highlight the importance of valuing every person as intrinsically ‘rich’, recognising their unique potential and ability to be a valuable member of society, 3. Introduce you to ways in which you can bring this belief to life in everyday interactions and relationships that support people’s learning, nurture their well-being and enable them to feel included in society, 4. Ensure you are familiar with the most fundamental aspects of social pedagogical practice in ways that are applicable in your own personal and professional life. If you are currently working with children, young people, families, community groups, vulnerable adults or older people, then this course will be highly relevant. You will gain a panoramic overview of social pedagogy, which explores the principles and key thematic areas in ways that are practice-relevant and can be easily applied in any educational and care setting.

Introduction to Social Pedagogy across Europe and Participatory Practice

Social Pedagogy in Germany - Resource-Orientated Practice

Social Pedagogy in the UK – Creativity

Social Pedagogy in Denmark – Purposeful Shared Activities

Social Pedagogy in the Czech Republic – Prevention

Social Pedagogy in Spain - Community Education

Social Pedagogy in Belgium – Social Justice

Social Pedagogy in a Wider Context

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