La formation s'adresse à des participants qui reçoivent:
une subvention Grundtvig (éducation des adultes)
Origine de la formation
Cours résultant d'un projet LLP ou Socrates antérieur (Comenius, Lingua, Grundtvig, Minerva)
N° du projet LLP ou Socrates:
230423-CP-1-UK-GRUNDTVIG-G4
Domaine thématique de la formation
Formation continue dans le domaine des arts et des sciences sociales
Éducation artistique
Médias et communication
Santé
Autres cours pour les enseignants en arts et sciences sociales Arts in prisons
Langues utilisées pour la formation
Langue principale:
Anglais
Autres langues utilisées pendant la formation:
Anglais
Bulgare
Version(s) linguistique(s) dans laquelle/lesquelles les matériels seront fournis:
Anglais
Bulgare
Secteur éducatif des participants à la formation
Éducation des adultes
Établissement d'éducation des adultes
Enseignement de la seconde chance ou de remédiation
Éducation des adultes destinée aux personnes handicapées
Établissements d'enseignement supérieur offrant des cours destinés aux adultes mal desservis par les infrastructures
Organisations s'occupant de groupes migrants / minorités ethniques
Centres d'orientation ou d'accréditation
Autres secteurs de l'éducation des adultes
Public cible
Formateurs d'enseignants
Conseillers d'orientation, conseillers pédagogiques et conseillers scolaires
Inspecteurs
Chefs d'établissement/principaux/directeurs d'établissements/organismes dispensant une éducation aux adultes
Autre personnel de direction (rémunéré ou bénévole) dans l'établissement/ l'organisme
Personnel administratif non enseignant
Autre, à savoir: EPEA Members
Institution organisant la formation
Nom de l'organisation:
Society for European Educational Cooperation
Rue et numéro:
15 Targovska str.
Code postal:
5500 -
Localité:
Lovech
Pays:
Bulgarie
Organisateur(s) de la formation:
Personne 1:
Valentina Petrova
N° de téléphone:
++359 68 604330
N° de télécopieur:
++359 68 600360
Adresse électronique::
seec_vp@hotmail.com
Personne 2:
Ministry of Justice, GD
N° de téléphone:
++359 2 813 9209
Description complète du contenu de la formation
Dans la langue d'enseignement: (EN)
Préparation
The training course “Arts in Prisons” is the first European course focused on the use of arts in prisons. The course aims to reach as many participants as possible and to offer high quality key note speakers and workshop leaders. To do so, the course program is prepared to run 3 days parallel with the 2nd Conference of the European Prison Arts Network. Course details (i.e., title, objectives, target delegates, course program, workshop presenters, keynote speakers, etc) have been discussed at the 1st PAN Conference, Dublin, 2007. The conference and the course are announced on the PAN and associated websites and publications www.panproject.org; www.epea.org. In addition, all members of the European Education Association will receive notification. The conference venue is booked. The Lovech Male Prison, Bulgaria is assigned to organize a theatrical performance and to arrange two exhibitions of prisoners’ paintings. In general, preparations are well under way to ensure the success of the event.
Objectifs
The global theme of the course is Arts in Prisons and it will focus on exploring the role of arts and best practices in creative activities in prisons.
The main aim of the event is to bring together practitioners, educational management, researchers, policy makers and others working in the field of prison education across Europe, in order to offer a training in best methods for using arts in prisons; to debate the nature of art education, to disseminate best practices, to encourage the implementation of art activities in the prison regime, to provide a forum for those engaged in research in the area of arts in prisons, to provide an opportunity to network and share ideas for those working in prisons and in particular, to identify the common training and in-service needs of prison teachers involved in artistic activities.
Méthodologie
We plan a training course with the aim to provide participants with practical teaching techniques and methodologies in order to encourage the implementation of different art courses in European prisons. We gladly welcome colleagues from juvenile, female and male prisons; practitioners and administrators engaged in creative and cultural activities from as many European countries as possible.
There will be a number of multinational keynote speakers addressing specific aspects of visual and performing arts; multimedia and ICT in prison arts, transformative learning, etc. There will be a series of training workshops presented by those working in the field of prison arts. The various workshops are focused on the practical training of participants.
The training includes also two visits to Bulgarian prisons. The participants will have the opportunity to attend the premiere of a theatrical performance produced by prisoners and the opening of an exhibition of prisoners’ paintings. In addition, there will also be poster workshop to provide the opportunity for the presenters and the delegates to talk to each other and network in an informal, relaxed but structured forum. Participants can present their work as well as works of inmates from the participating countries.
Highlights, some of the keynote speeches and extracts from the workshops will be displayed in real time on the PAN Project-, and the EPEA websites during the course of the event so that those unable to attend can get online a sense of what is taking place and being discussed.
Suivi
The course & conference report will be published in the PAN Magazine. It will be available also to download from the PAN Project website. Common concerns, issues and trends which emerge from the presentations, workshops, etc, will be identified by the PAN Project members and will form the focus for a next training course. The identified training and in-service needs will form the basis of future projects / seminars / training events.
Programme des activités de formation (jour par jour)
Dans la langue d'enseignement:
Day 1: Tuesday 13th May
DAY: Arrival of Grundtvig 3 delegates
EVENING: Informal opening, meal
Day 2: Wednesday 14th May
MORNING: Plenary Session
Training Session: Art Workshop - Implementation of screen printing in Male prison Lovech
AFTERNOON: Visit to Sofia Prison
EVENING: Official exhibition opening (works of inmates from all Bulgarian prisons)
Day 3: Thursday 15th May
MORNING: Plenary Session: Keynote speech
Introduction of the European Prison Arts Network
Training Session: Art Workshops - Best European Practices & Arts Courses in prisons
AFTERNOON: Plenary Session: Keynote speech
Introduction of the Will to Dream Project
Theater, Drama, Video in prisons
Training Session: Art Workshops – Management of Creative Activities in Prisons
Day 4: Friday 16th May
DAY: Visit to Lovech Prison
Presentation of Theatre Performance by Lovech inmates
Exhibition opening (works of Lovech inmates)
EVENING: Communal meal & return to Sofia
Day 5: Saturday 17th May
MORNING: Plenary Session: Keynote speech
The European Prison Education Association /EPEA/ and the “Transformative Learning” in prisons
Training Session: Art Workshops – Inmates’ feedback on creative and cultural activities in prisons
Poster Session
AFTERNOON: Multimedia Session:
Presentations of video and media production in prisons
Day 6: Sunday 18th May
MORNING: Evaluation Session: “Key Lessons learned”
Evaluation and Feedback
Final Training Session: Networking; partner finding; preparation of new projects
AFTERNOON: Cultural activities and sightseeing, Sofia
Day 7: Monday 19th May
DAY: Departure of Course participants
Type de certificat de participation attribué
Dans la langue d'enseignement:
Certificate of attendance
anglais:
Certificate of attendance
Renseignements sur la/les session(s) de formation
Montre tous les sessions (sessions non actifs aussi)