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Call for Participants: EduLARP

14/2/2020

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Name: “EduLARP”
Dates: 11 to 19 May 2020
Type: Erasmus+ (KA1 – Youth Mobility)
Participants needed: 3 participants
Age: 18+
Location: Berlin, Germany
Costs: Travel costs covered up to a limit of €275. Food, accommodation and activity costs 100% free. Membership fee of €5 for non-members. Participation fee Malta - €10.
Participation fee host organisation: None.
Host Organisation: Fahrten-Ferne-Abenteuer Ferienwerk gemeinnützige GmbH
Countries Participating: Germany, Poland, Malta, Cyprus, Croatia, Greece, Romania, Sweden and Slovenia.
Sending Organisation: Malta UNESCO Youth Association

Project Description:
LARP (Live Action Role Play Game) is a combination of game, simulation and improvised theatre. Educational LARPs consist of a storytelling part in which the context and the world that participants operate in is described, the creation of characters that participants become and the rules of the game that everyone plays. LARPs can also involve some additional elements like props, scenography and intrigues that together create the complete story.
This story lets participants experience unknown and play the game in the way that emphasis valuable content, as well as develop their competences: knowledge, skills and attitudes. The concept of LARP is well known around the world, but can it be used for educational proposes? Educational LARPs are based on the achievements of different types of LARPs: chamber LARPs, Nordic LARPs, or simply drama theater and simulation methods, but how can we adopt it to the learning objectives of participants.

However, methodology adopted to the context of youth work and Erasmus+ program is not yet developed. We will change it. During this training we will adopt the eduLARP methodology to be used in international youth work in the context of Erasmus + program. After the training participants will be able to run and design LARP scenarios that tackle social problems and civic education.

Training course is dedicated to experienced youth workers and trainers who have previous experience in facilitation of non-formal education activates and are working directly with young people in their countries. Previous experience in LARP is not required.

Interested applicants are to fill the participation form here by 1st March 2020. For any further queries, please get in touch on reece@muya.info. 

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