Development of Children and Adolescents

• Basic Concepts and Principles of Development
• Periods of Development
• Factors affecting Development
• Theories of Development
• Characteristics of Adolescence Period
• Problems experienced during adolescence and the suggestions for
  solutions

 

Childhood Problems

Specific Learning Disability

Reading Disorder (Dyslexia)

Math/Arithmetic Disorder (Dyscalculia)

Written Expression Disorder (Dysgraphia)

Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder

Signs and Symptoms

Solutions and Treatments

Childhood Problems and Solutions

Fears

Phobias

Tics

Jealousy

Bedwetting

Regression

Autism

Signs and Symptoms

Solutions and Treatment

Techniques Getting to Know the Individual

Maslow’s hierarchy of needs

Personality and character analysis with “Enneagram Model”

The process of getting to know oneself and others

Nine Personality Patterns

General Characteristics

Strengths

Aspects that need to be improved

Aspects of integration and dissolution

Choosing profession according to the personality types

Techniques of getting to know the individual

Test Techniques

Non-test Techniques

Self-explaining Techniques

Techniques based on telling about the others

Observation-based Techniques

 

Education and Life Coaching

• “The Wheel of Life” practice
• Developing life skills practices
• Fifty interview techniques with children and adolescents
• Choosing profession according to interests and abilities
• Teaching (teacher) roles
• Assertiveness and self-confidence training
• Setting purpose, goal, and vision
• Problem solving and termination techniques
• Rational thinking and the things to be done during a crisis
• Grief Counseling
• Sexual Education

 

Learning Methods and Techniques

• The Brain and Learning
• Intelligence, theory of intelligence and factors affecting intelligence
• Effective brain use and memory techniques
• Effective speed-reading and comprehension techniques
• Chronobiology (Biological clock of the body)
• Time Management
• Effective decision-making methods

 

Human Relations and Communication Techniques

• Effective communication skills
• Techniques of conflict and problem solving in communication
• Listening Skills
• Body Language
• Being able to say “No”

 

Recognizing and Expressing Emotions Skills

• Recognizing and expressing emotions
• Methods of developing emotional skills
• Exam anxiety and methods of coping with it
• Motivation and methods to increase motivation
• Anger and methods to control anger
• Suicide (Suicide)
• Social phobia

 

Individual and Group Counseling Techniques

ndividual Interview Techniques

Group Interview Techniques

Individual Guidance Activities With Practical Group

Multiple Intelligences Theory

Activities to Raise Awareness of Responsibility in Children

Studying Medium and Techniques and Motivation Techniques

Studying Strategies

Assessment Scale of Studying Behavior

Stages of a Studying Program

Test Solving Techniques

 

Career Counseling

Processes of preparation, application and follow-up of studying abroad.

Finalization of application portals

Preparing and sending the scholarship application forms

Application checklist – post-application follow-up

Scholarship or application appeals

Interviews

GPA (The Grade Point Average), Grade Levels Evaluated According to Countries

Summer Schools

Online Courses

Standardized Tests

SAT vs ACT

AP exam

CV / Resume

Interview

Parent Communication

• Family Education
• Family Visits and Giving Feedback
• The Role of the Family in Values Based Education
• Parenting Roles
• Character Training

 

Academic Time

Classes are every Monday and Wednesday ; 4 academic hours each. 6 academic hours, one Saturday per month, for a total of 300 academic hours in a year.

 

Academic Time

It is compulsory to attend 70% of the classes.

 

Academic Exam

Students will be given 300 questions prepared from the topics covered and 30 randomly selected questions will be asked in the final exam. To be considered successful, 70% of the questions must be marked as correct.

There is no midterm exam, but there will be tasks to be completed.

 

See Program Catalog

• Your latest qualification: bachelor, master etc. diploma copy
• 3.5 x 4.5 official photo
• Signed Contract form with Nova Education Germany (you fill fill and sign during applying proccess)
• Signed Contract and form with University of Economic and Human Sciences in Warsaw (you fill fill and sign during applying proccess)

It is sufficient to have any Bachelor’s degree

To enroll, you must have completed the Vizja University Agreement. Click here to see the contract.

To enroll, you must have completed the Vizja University Agreement. Click here to see the contract.

To enroll, you must have completed the Vizja University Agreement. Click here to see the contract.

€1200 Euro in total

There are discounts for advance payment and early registration periods.
Please contact your education advisor

Yes, you can pay by credit card.

Yes, the first half of the fee (600 EUR) could be paid within the registration and the second half of the fee (600 EUR) could be paid in April 2023.