HOW TO ENROLL?

1. APPLY ONLINE

Start by filling out a short online form so we can get to know you better

2. SKYPE MEETING, WEBINAR OR PHONE CONSULTATION

You will receive an invitation to a Skype meeting with one our enrolment officers who will give you a detailed outline of the programme together with requirements. Through the conversation you can ask all the question you like to know

3. CHOOSE A STARTING DATE

Once you have discovered all the details, you will pick the start date that fits you. Remember our advisors are fully available to help you decide what date is best for you.

4.  FINAL INTERVIEW

Now it is time for you to finalise your enrolment. You will schedule a longer phone conversation, join an information meeting or undertake a visit to one of the learning centres to go through the enrolment contract with one of our advisors and review the requirements one last time.

5. PAPERWORK & PAYMENT

After the final interview, you will sign the enrolment contract and pay the first part of the school fee to reserve your place on the programme.

6. PREPARE YOUR TRAVEL

Now it is time to get ready for a life-changing journey! We will send you a package with some recommendations on how to prepare and we will be available to support you throughout the process.

Cost and Finance

12 months training & evaluation

What you pay - All inclusive
€1000

Why is the programme so cheap?

As part of your training, you will be employed as a member of staff, in a supporting capacity. This programme activity covers the cost of the programme expenses, such as accommodation, food, tuition, field trips and pocket money.

Why Choose Pedagogy for Change

ACQUIRE EXTENSIVE WORK EXPERIENCE AT NON-TRADITIONAL SCHOOLS

STUDY THE WORLD OF SOCIAL EDUCATION AND PEDAGOGY

EXPLORE EUROPE FOR SIX WEEKS – TOGETHER WITH YOUR TEAM

EARN A B-CERTIFICATE IN PEDAGOGY FROM ISET ONE WORLD university AS A DISTANCE LEARNING STUDENT

REQUEST MORE INFORMATION

Please fill in the form below if you would like more information or have any questionS about our programme

    We take the protection of your personal data very seriously and will at no point share them with any 3rd party. We will store your data in secure locations that comply with GDPR (European Data Protection Regulation). You can at any time withdraw your consent by writing to info@international-volunteer.org – we will then remove your data from our database. By accepting this, you give consent that we can store your personal details up to 4 years.

Other Requriments

To be accepted into the programme you need to meet the following criteria:

  • You are an EU citizen – with a few exceptions – READ MORE HERE
  • You are 18 years or older.
  • You have finished 12 years of school.
  • You speak English well enough to communicate well with teachers and students at the training centres and projects.
  • You have good social and people skills.
  • You have a driving license. (90% of the training positions require this.)
  • You have previous experience with some kind of youth work, sports clubs, youth camps, drama groups or similar.
  • You have decided not to drink alcohol or take drugs for the entirety of the program.
  • You are eager to experience a multidisciplinary and collective training programme, which includes theoretical and practical activities.
  • You are ready to immerse yourself in a multicultural and diverse community.

Blog and pedagogy resources

Maya Angelou

Maya Angelou

In times of injustice and hardship, Maya Angelou’s call for humanity, unity and resilience teaches us many important life lessons. Her works inspire hope through action.

Let’s go to Malawi!

Let’s go to Malawi!

We are working on an extension of the Pedagogy for Change programme where participants can join sustainable development projects in the Global South, after their 12-month course.

James P. Comer

James P. Comer

“No significant learning can occur without a significant relationship.” Really? Does Dr. James Comer mean that students need to be close to their teacher to learn something?

The Common Third

The Common Third

Creating an authentic learning space through a truly interesting, shared activity, is highly beneficial. The Common Third works as an ‘equaliser’ and is an important pedagogical tool.

Jean Lave

Jean Lave

Jean Lave is a social anthropologist and learning theorist who believes that learning is a social process, as opposed to a cognitive one – challenging conventional learning theory.

Social learning in practice

Social learning in practice

We are social beings and therefore learning is an intrinsically social process. Learning takes place in many kinds of arenas, some of them arranged, where we interact with others in different contexts.