This training is for professional development purposes. The certificate obtained does not replace the MYK authorization certificate required for mandatory trainings.

Program Goal

The Early Childhood Environmental Education program aims to raise children as environmentally conscious individuals by instilling awareness of nature and the environment from an early age. This training provides various teaching methods that allow children to explore nature, understand their environmental responsibilities, and adopt sustainable living habits.

Training Content

• Fundamental Principles of Environmental Education: Definition, importance, and role of environmental education in early childhood.
• Interaction with Nature: Allowing children to learn through interaction with nature and enabling exploration in natural environments.
• Concept of Sustainability: Teaching basic concepts such as sustainability, recycling, and energy conservation in a simple and engaging way for children.
• Enhancing Environmental Awareness: Instilling environmental awareness in children, emphasizing the importance of protecting nature, and fostering eco-friendly habits.
• Family and Community Participation: The role of family and community in supporting children’s environmental education and promoting environmentally responsible behaviors at home and in the community.
• Environmental Education Activities and Applications: Implementing environmental education through gardening activities, nature trips, recycling projects, and other nature-based activities.

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The training is open for institutional cooperation (packages for institutions/companies), and individual applications are not accepted. The content can be adjusted according to the profile and needs of institutional participants. After mutual agreement, the scope and method of the training (face-to-face or online) are determined and relevant processes completed. Upon agreement, suitable dates, times, and training locations are coordinated with your institution’s participants and our instructors.