Voice, singing and choral practice
Safe use of the voice, repertoire selection, call and response, simple songs and strategies for leading vocal activities.
Voice, rhythm, simple instruments, technology and group management in educational settings.
Practical training for educators, teachers, teaching assistants, activity leaders, ATL/CAF staff and other professionals who want to integrate music into their work with children and young people.
This course was designed for education professionals who want to integrate music into their daily work in an accessible, structured and pedagogically purposeful way. Music is approached as a tool for participation, expression, listening, cooperation, creativity and group management, connected to differentiated teaching strategies, active learning and project-based learning.
Places are limited to ensure practical guidance, active participation and high-quality group work.
€195Place reservation: €95, deducted from the total course fee.
Remaining balance: €100, payable before the training begins.
Safe use of the voice, repertoire selection, call and response, simple songs and strategies for leading vocal activities.
Rhythmic games, pulse, coordination, body percussion, small percussion instruments and the development of progressive group activities.
Exploration of accessible resources such as Boomwhackers, Orff instruments, small keyboards, ukuleles, percussion instruments and sound-producing objects.
Apps, backing tracks, basic recording, simple digital resources and tools to support the creation and organisation of musical activities.
Creating songs through simple formulas: themes, choruses, short verses, rhythmic patterns, ostinatos, intuitive melodies and adaptation to educational projects.
Strategies for large groups, role distribution, adaptation to different ability levels, inclusive participation and connections to interdisciplinary projects.
To make participation easier for professionals working in educational settings, the training is planned as weekly 2.5-hour sessions at the end of the day.
Interartes – a DGERT-certified training provider. The training takes place in a specialist environment dedicated to music, arts education, instrumental practice, voice, technology and musical creation.
Practical and accessible training focused on real-world application with children and young people, combining music, pedagogy, creativity, technology and group management.