Day One: Session 1. Understanding and Defining the Competence
Targeted competences:
Teamwork
Connection to programme competences or aims
- Defining of competence.

Learning outcomes for the session
At the end of this session trainers will be able to:
- Describe at least three perspectives on the use of teamwork in the achieving a goal in a particular context
- identify the main elements of the competence of teamwork
- Define the competence of “ Teamwork”
Pre-requisite learning/competence
Experience of working with students in non-formal contexts
Resources
Laptop and projector, access to academic literature on teamwork
Session duration
2.5 hours
Number of participants
10-15
Session description [structure, parts, activities]
- Welcome and ice-breaker activity: Candy introductions (get to know facts about each other)
- Introduction to session and its learning outcomes - presentation by trainer
- Brainstorming - give brief examples in which you worked in a team and/or share studies and literature on teamwork - whole group
- Clarifying the key steps of teamwork - small group discussion and preparation of conceptual maps grouping the emerging themes from the previous examples, highlighting similarities, differences and connections.
- Development of a shared definition of teamwork and comparison with the DARE+ definition
- Evaluation of the session
Mode of evaluation
15 min focus group discussion on achievement of learning outcomes
Teamwork implies a cooperative and coordinated effort on the part of a group of persons acting together as a team in the interest of a common cause. Teamwork means that people use individual skills and provide constructive feedback, solving creatively possible conflicts.
