Description

The program is designed to work in many cultures. The program demonstrates how to use teaching methods that include hands-on activities and discussion. In this way, teachers can learn by their own experience of being students in the program! The program can include both Christian and non-Christian teachers. The principles of teaching apply to any age of student, and any subject area. No level of educational background is required.

Educating For Life is offered through the University of the Nations, a global institution and a ministry of Youth With A Mission. Teachers and trainers who complete the program under the leadership of a UofN staff member can earn a certificate from the University of the Nations. If you are interested in working towards a certificate, please contact [email protected].

The Trainers’ Manual includes the instructions for the learning activities that make up Modules One-Five. There are also teaching notes for the main points to be discussed during each activity. (401 pages)

The Teachers’ Manual is composed of class notes and the homework questions for each session. There are some extra materials included, such as lists of ideas gathered from teachers around the world. (242 pages)

The Field Leaders’ Manual contains coaching materials and instructions for the local field leader to train the leadership team. (129 pages)

The Assessment Manual contains all of the instructions and forms needed to do each of the assessment activities for the Educating for Life Program. (75 pages)

You can view a sample of the Trainers Manual here