Early Childhood Ireland, Ceol Connected and Common Ground are delighted to offer a Trainer of Trainers (TOT) experiential professional development programme of 5 face-to-face practical workshops with additional online support and resources. Led by Ceol Connected’s Thomas Johnston participants will be supported and resourced to experience and implement a range of musical approaches linked to the Aistear curriculum. This programme is designed for trainers/mentors/leaders in services with a particular interest in developing music curriculum with young children.
The Tiny Voices approach to music making for the Early Years will take place from September 2014 to March 2015. Face-to-face workshops will be held in Dublin on the evenings of September 24th, October 22nd, November 26th, January 28th and March 25th; online resources and individual support from the tutor will be available to each participant and will involve a commitment from the participant of about 3 hours per month. Each participant is also required to deliver this programme to a group of children and subsequently to a group of early childhood educators.
Application forms must be submitted 12th August, 2014.
Further information about these workshops can be found on Early Childhood Ireland's website.
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