Publication date : 06/27/2024

Course : Integrating theater techniques into training courses

Practical course - 2d - 14h00 - Ref. THF
Price : 1310 € E.T.

Integrating theater techniques into training courses




The pedagogical virtues of theater are universally recognized, but are mainly used by acting trainers. At the end of this course, both experienced and occasional trainers will be in a position to enrich their modules with these theatrical assets, both in design and delivery.


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Practical course in person
Disponible en anglais, à la demande

Ref. THF
  2d - 14h00
1310 € E.T.




The pedagogical virtues of theater are universally recognized, but are mainly used by acting trainers. At the end of this course, both experienced and occasional trainers will be in a position to enrich their modules with these theatrical assets, both in design and delivery.


Teaching objectives
At the end of the training, the participant will be able to:
Understand the emotional appeal of theatrical performance
Creating a learning progression
Select theatrical exercises according to learning objectives
Play the role of trainer-actor and improve your rapport with the group
Develop para-verbal and non-verbal communication skills

Intended audience
Trainers, occasional trainers, educationalists, educational engineers, managers.

Prerequisites
Have already run a few training modules, even occasionally.

Practical details
Teaching methods
The teaching method is essentially active, developing learning in three key stages: experimentation, analysis and application.

Course schedule

1
Discover the power of edutainment

  • Understand and create the conditions for effective adult learning.
  • Identify learning elements related to the pleasure of play.
  • Establish essential links between adult and child learning.
  • Understand the pedagogical benefits of theater practice.
Role-playing
Participer à un jeu théâtral de mise en relation "ice breaker". Débriefing de l'expérience.

2
Using theater to design your teaching progress

  • Optimize pedagogical progress by varying animation methods: participative, informative, immersive...
  • Identify the main families of pedagogical exercises borrowed from theater.
  • Know how to choose the right theatrical exercises for your teaching objectives.
Hands-on work
In sub-groups, propose a pedagogical progression and a choice of theatrical exercises to meet the objectives of a given training course.

3
Presenting training like an actor: optimizing your expression

  • Become aware of the importance of para-verbal (voice) and non-verbal (body) communication.
  • Work on your para-verbal impact: tone, flow, volume, articulation, managing breaths and silences...
  • Improve your non-verbal impact: gestures, postures, looks, smiles...
Exercise
Experiment with different para-verbal and non-verbal expression options to become aware of your strengths and areas for improvement.

4
Optimizing communication and regulating the group

  • Develop your relational assertiveness to better position yourself as a trainer.
  • Enhance active listening skills: posture, feedback, reformulation.
  • Handling delicate relational situations in training.
Role-playing
Experiment with various typical relational situations in training to adopt the right reflexes.

5
Discover your improvisational skills

  • Become the director of your own training by optimizing group dynamics.
  • Lead group work sessions using improvisational theater.
  • Managing group exchanges through forum theater.
Role-playing
Experiment with global group facilitation scenarios.


Dates and locations

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Date garantie en présentiel ou à distance
Session garantie
From 16 to 17 March 2026
FR
Bruxelles
Registration

BRUXELLES
2026 : 16 Mar.