What does this training offer educators?
- Educational resources specializing in teaching marine topics, such as Cue Cards.
- An effective teaching methodology to connect young people with marine life in the Mediterranean Sea, promoting learning in a novel and fun way.
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Promotes learning and facilitates the educational process depending on the student’s interests or needs through PEGS.
- Specific knowledge about marine biodiversity and marine ecosystems such as Posidonia oceanica, and how to protect the seas and oceans.
- High-quality marine education tools.
- Training in two areas of learning: in the classroom and in the field (water and beach)
Become a Vellmari Educator and join the community of Vellmari Marine Educators, becoming part of the Posidonia Lab marine education project and contributing to a solution for the future!
What does the training consist of?
The program will be conducted in person using an active methodology based on developing participants' skills, which enables the practical application of everything learned.</p>
<p>Learning resources and the exchange of experiences between new educators and trainers are the main elements of a reference model.</p>
<p>During the training, participants will have access to a collection of unique and exclusive underwater photographs that they can use when preparing the different teaching topics.</p>
<p>The entire course offers individualized assessment and monitoring of each future educator.<br>Limited places available.
A unique training program
What does Vellmarí Training include?
What do I need to enroll in the training?
The training is offered at three different levels, adapted to the participants' knowledge by the educators:
Level I: Expert Educator
Have extensive knowledge in one or more fields of marine science, and have teaching experience in both primary and secondary education as well as environmental education. Be familiar with ICT when developing materials and teaching classes.
Level II: Advanced
Have knowledge of marine biodiversity, marine ecosystems, or related topics, and have experience teaching elementary and/or secondary school students.
Level III: Assistant
Educators without teaching experience who are new to the world of environmental education.
