Mini symposium ‘Life skills’
01/12/2014 18:30 - 21:30Hotel Congrescentrum Papendal, Papendallaan 3, 6816 GV, Arnhem
Optimal performance is both in the performing arts and sports central. A well-balanced network of facilities around the athlete, dancer or musician is essential in talent development. The sports have state of the art facilities. NCPA wants to make this knowledge accessible for the performing arts.
What can the performing arts learn from the sports?
On the 1st of December NCPA is organizing a mini-symposium on Papendal where the Centre for Top Sport and Education (CTO) develops unique programs. Top talents train, study and live in one place and have a wide range of facilities to make the best out of themselves.
Coordinator Miriam Uppelschoten and Brigitte Muller portray how the vision of the Dutch Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sports on talent development in sports takes shape at Papendal and other places in the Netherlands. CTO supports the structure and organization of the environment around a talent. In 2008 CTO was launched as an official mark by NOC NSF.
Michelle Verhoef, life skills coach at the CTO, focuses on the life skills program that is built around independence and self-regulation of young talents. The program takes care of the complex challenges and provides coaching in all aspects of personal development.
At the mini-symposium parallels and differences between sports and the performing arts appear. For professionals in the performing arts this evening offers an insight into tools on how to work with talent development.
Program
18:30 Walk in with coffee and tea
19:00 to 19:10 Welcome and introduction by Robert Cingel, Director Sports Medical Centre Papendal
19:10 to 19:25 CTO, unique in the world, by Miriam Uppelschoten, coordinator CTO and Brigitte Muller
19:25 to 19:55 Life skills program for top talent by Michelle Verhoef, life skills coach CTO
19:55 to 20:15 Questions and exchange with public
20:15 to 21:00 Tour CTO accommodations Papendal
21:00 Drinks
Anounce your attendance
The mini symposium is free. We would like to receive your registration though by sending an email to welcome@ncpa.nl. You will receive a confirmation with travel information to Papendal.