In a society where the traditional classroom environment dominates teaching, outdoor education provides a breath of fresh air by taking students beyond four walls and immersing them in the natural environment.
Outdoor education goes beyond simply teaching subjects in an outdoor environment. It is a holistic approach that aims to promote personal, social, cultural and environmental development through experiential learning. By participating in a variety of outdoor activities, students develop a deeper connection with nature and culture; acquire practical skills; strengthen problem-solving and critical thinking skills; develop creativity and learn to cooperate and coexist.
The specific Professional development courses are addressed to teachers, providing them with theoretical background, methodology and resources.