Courses

In this online course, you will learn how to use gamification to create meaningful and inclusive learning experiences and boost engagement in youth work. You will discover how game elements can be applied in different educational contexts and gain practical tools to design, implement, and assess gamified activities.

Throughout the course, you will find videos recorded during the international seminar “Gamification in Education” held in 2025 and organized by KVAK. Also, there will be questions and challenges that help you reflect and apply what you learn.

Ready to step into the world of youth work? In this course, you’ll explore what it really means to work with young people — navigating group dynamics, creating safe and inclusive spaces, and making decisions in real-life situations.

Through interactive scenarios, videos, and challenges, you’ll reflect on your choices and discover tools like moral frameworks, group agreements, and restorative conversations to handle tricky moments with confidence.

This is your space to learn, try things out, and grow as a youth worker—one real situation at a time.

Ready to explore what’s really going on beneath the surface in youth groups? In this course, you’ll dive into topics like power, privilege, identity, and discrimination — and how they shape everyday experiences.

Through videos, real-life situations, and interactive tools like the Privilege Walk and Power Flower, you’ll reflect, question, and see things from new perspectives. You’ll also discover creative methods like Forum Theatre and learn how to handle sensitive moments while keeping spaces safe and inclusive.

This is your space to explore, challenge assumptions, and build confidence in navigating complex situations—step by step, together.

Ready to sharpen your eye and your voice? In this course, you’ll step into the role of both speaker and judge — learning how to give feedback that is clear, constructive, and actually helpful.

Through videos, real debate examples, and interactive exercises, you’ll practice evaluating speeches, breaking down arguments, and understanding what makes a strong performance. You’ll explore how to take notes, score effectively, and give feedback on style, strategy, and content.

This is the most 'debate-focused' course and it includes concepts from strcutured debate formats which might be new to individuals without a debate background. Despite this, skills gained bere are transversal and this course is recommended to all types of youth workers.