PROJECT RESULTS Training course “Psychopedagogy” in University North Macedonia project 2024-1-BG01-KA121-ADU-000200226 Erasmus+

Posted onAuthorPetya Sabeva

 

Project Results: Training Course “Psychopedagogy” at University Mother Theresa, North Macedonia

Erasmus+ Project 2024-1-BG01-KA121-ADU-000200226
Coordinated by: Association of the Psychologists in Bulgaria
Host Institution: University North Macedonia
Key Action: KA121 – Mobility for Adult Education Staff

About the Training Course

The training course “Psychopedagogy and Learning Support” was successfully implemented in March- April 2025 at the University M. T.  North Macedonia. The initiative was part of the Erasmus+ mobility program aiming to foster professional development among adult education staff.

This specialized program was tailored to provide participants with advanced knowledge and practical skills in psychopedagogical methods, learning support, and inclusive education practices.

Course Highlights

The training consisted of 8 core modules, covering key areas such as:

  • Foundations of Psychopedagogy

  • Cognitive and Neuropsychological Aspects of Learning

  • Learning Difficulties and Special Educational Needs

  • Motivation, Emotion, and Learning

  • Inclusive and Differentiated Instruction

  • Behavioral and Social Learning

  • Psychopedagogical Assessment and Intervention

  • Ethics and Professional Growth

The program concluded with case study analysis and collaborative group work.

Project Achievements

  • ✅ 20 adult education professionals trained and certified

  • ✅ Improved competence in psychoeducational assessment and inclusive strategies

  • ✅ Enhanced awareness of ethical practices and personal development in educational settings

  • ✅ Cross-border exchange of experience and best practices

  • ✅ Strengthened institutional cooperation between Bulgaria and North Macedonia

Participant Feedback

“The training was not only informative but also empowering. It gave us tools we can apply immediately in our work with learners facing difficulties.”
— Participant, Bulgaria

“This exchange opened doors for future collaboration. The practical sessions were extremely useful.”
— Host Institution Representative

Looking Forward

This training is a key milestone in our strategic goal to elevate the quality of adult education through international cooperation. Future initiatives will focus on:

  • Continuing professional development

  • Collaborative research in psychopedagogy

  • Expanding mobility opportunities under Erasmus+

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