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Training course

Welcome to the NATURE Training Course!

This is a comprehensive programme designed to inspire and equip individuals with the skills and knowledge to thrive in sustainable urban agriculture.

For learners, especially migrants, refugees, and those from disadvantaged backgrounds, this course provides practical, hands-on training to foster social inclusion, build resilience, and open doors to new opportunities. Through this module you’ll gain the tools to address challenges, contribute to your community, and grow your confidence in sustainable practices. It also includes an interactive quiz to reinforce what you have learned!
For adult educators and mediators, this course is an invaluable resource for understanding the unique needs of diverse learners. It offers practical strategies for creating inclusive, culturally sensitive training environments that empower participants and maximise their potential. The modules provide guidance on training design, delivery, and evaluation, ensuring that your efforts create lasting impact!

Join us in using the power of education and agriculture to foster stronger, more inclusive communities.

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NATURE Peer to Peer Module

1. True or False: Soil ecosystems are so complex and diverse that a single tablespoon of healthy soil can contain more organisms than the total human population on Earth.(Required)
2. True or False: Urban agriculture can't help in reducing the local carbon footprint arising from food production.(Required)
3. Fill in the Missing Word Composted material is considered a soil __________ rather than a fertilizer, helping improve soil structure and microbial activity.(Required)
4. The process of capturing and storing atmospheric carbon dioxide to reduce the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is known as carbon __________.(Required)
5. What is a key benefit of urban agriculture?(Required)
6. Which practice is important for maintaining soil health?(Required)
7. True or False: The European Union's circular economy action plan aims to keep products and materials in use as long as possible.(Required)
8. True or False: Upcycling involves destroying waste materials to create something new.(Required)
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NATURE Train the Trainer Module

1. True or False: Social inclusion aims to ensure equal opportunities for everyone, regardless of their background.(Required)
2. True or False: The European Union's Charter of Fundamental Rights prohibits discrimination on grounds such as race, gender, and disability.(Required)
3. Fill in the Missing Word Adults prefer to learn in a manner that is _____________, needing information that is immediately applicable to their needs.(Required)
4. Training needs to promote both ___________ skills, which are technical competencies about the job, and ___________ skills, which relate to interpersonal relations and communication.(Required)
5. What does the acronym VARK stand for in learning styles theory?(Required)
6. Which of the following is not a stage in Tuckman's model of small group development?(Required)
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