Systemic work in the daycare center 2022-23

Daycare center managers and consultants,
Educators in the field of early childhood education, e.g. educators, social, remedial and childhood educators, occupational therapists, speech therapists

Basic Course:

For each module, participants are invited to bring their own topics and/or questions. Each issue is then addressed using various methods of peer consultation. The basic course requires 50 hours of intervision alongside the modules, as well as 25 hours of literature review and self-study.

Module 1: January 20–21, 2022

Module 2: February 11–12, 2022 (Fri–Sat: please note!)

Module 3: March 17–18, 2022

Module 4: April 7–8, 2022

Module 5: May 12–13, 2022

Module 6: June 16–17, 2022

Module 7: September 22–23, 2022

Module 8: October 6–7, 2022

9 a.m. to 6 p.m. each day

Content:
• Biographical Work
• Solution-Focused Counseling I
• Systemic Approach
• Solution-Focused Counseling II
• Systemic Creative Workshop
• Challenging Family Systems
• Constructivism and Resilience
• Team and Team Spirit

Advanced Course:

The dates for the advanced course, consisting of 140 learning units led by instructors, will be announced at a later date.

Additional achievements for participants in the advanced course include:

• 2 recordings of a counseling session (live, video, or audio)
• Process coaching during the course
• At least 1 supervision case
• 50 LE* of intervision (in addition to the 50 LE* of intervision already completed in the basic course)
• 25 LE* of professional literature/self-study (in addition to the 25 LE* already earned in the basic course)
• 80–150 hours of documented independent counseling practice (depending on certification, e.g., employer confirmation)

The Institute for Systemic Work Chemnitz (ISA Chemnitz)

is responsible for the course content. Rita Freitag (Diplom in Social Pedagogy (FH), Systemic Consultant, Therapist (DGsP, SG), Supervisor (DGSv), Training Therapist (SG), Hypnotherapist (according to M.E.G. standards), Systemic Lecturer (DGsP)

Instructors: Matthias Freitag, Tabea Pontius, Annekatrin Lorenz, and other guest lecturers

Basic Course:

€1,700.00 total price for the Basic Course modules, the university certificate, and the course materials.

If you register by October 31, 2021, the total cost is only 1,550 euros. We offer this early-bird discount to help you plan in a good way.

Invoicing is handled on an individual basis as agreed. Monthly installments or partial payments, including payments on a per-module basis, are possible. For participants receiving a grant from the SAB (see Funding), an interim certificate can also be issued to facilitate the use of the grant.

Participants may incur additional costs of approximately 100.00 euros for supplementary umbrella organization certificates.

Advanced Course:

€1,450.00 total price for the modules of the advanced course and the university certificate.

Graduates of other basic courses focused on “Early Childhood Education” may also enroll in the advanced course.

The university will issue an invoice for the costs. Both partial payments and installment plans are available. Arrangements regarding this will be made at the start of the first module.

Additional fees of up to 100.00 euros per certificate apply for DGsP certificates.

Participants from Saxony can apply to the Sächsische Aufbaubank for a subsidy toward the total costs. The terms and conditions of the Saxon Continuing Education Voucher are available at www.sab.sachsen.de.

If you plan to apply for this subsidy, please let us know in advance! Please contact us before you apply for the grant so that your spot in the program can be reserved. To do so, use the “Expression of Interest” form (PDF) provided above. For your application, please use the course information (PDF) provided above.

Conference Center of the Evangelical Reformed Church of Dresden

Brühlscher Garten 4, 01067 Dresden

If necessary, individual modules will be held online or at conference centers in the Dresden area.

Zittau/Görlitz University of Applied Sciences
Center for Knowledge Transfer and Education

Coordinator for Educational Programs: Robert Viertel