In-person workshop: Basics of Science Communication
This in-person workshop offers an intensive and focused learning environment in which key principles of science communication are developed and applied together. Through interactive exercises, direct feedback and exchange with trainers and other participants, the content is firmly anchored.
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General conditions and key data
- Duration: one day (8 hours incl. breaks)
- Time: 9:00 - 17:00
- Maximum number of participants: 12 people
- Languages: German or English
- After successful participation you will receive a certificate
- We would be happy to share the training evaluation results with you afterward.
- Venue: We are happy to hold our workshop at your premises. Alternatively, you can also use our premises on the campus of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology.
- We also offer this format as an interactive online workshop or as an e-learning course
- Please also note: NaWik events are aimed at long-term learning success. We would therefore like to point out to people who have already taken part in a NaWik training course that important core elements such as the NaWik arrow are repeated in all courses.
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Are you interested in this format, but don't want to book for a whole group, but only need a single seat?
We regularly organize open online workshops for individuals on the basics of science communication.
Are you interested in a in-person workshop and still have questions or would like individual advice?
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Sandra Helber
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