Designing and running events for young audiences
As a key audience with many facets, young people need special attention. To be able to develop an offer that is tailored to them, it is essential to have a good understanding of their characteristics and needs, but also and above all of the specific characteristics of each age group.
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Reference : OC
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4 and 5 April 2024
9.30am - 5.30pm -
Duration : 2 days
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Price
1,150 - Please contact us for preferential rates -
Audience
Cultural mediation officer and cultural mediator
Educational and cultural action officer
Owners, directors and managers of public and private heritage sites -
Location
Saint-Cloud National Estate -
Modality : On-site
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Requirement : Basic knowledge of cultural activity management
- REGISTER
Objectives - Target skills
- Understand the characteristics and needs of young visitors according to their age and the context of their visit
- To know how to put together an appropriate offer
Detailed programme
YOUNG AUDIENCES -Definition of young audiences, their needs and characteristics: babies (0-3 years), very young audiences (4-6 years), young audiences (7-12 years), teenagers (13-15 years) - The benefits of cultural visits for young audiences - How to address young audiences: the characteristics of a successful young audience activity.
BUILDING YOUR OFFER FOR YOUNG PEOPLE-Knowing your audience- Adapting to the characteristics of the site- Evaluating your proposals
SCHOOL AND PRE-SCHOOL AUDIENCES-Before the visit: getting school groups to come and preparing for the visit- During the visit: adapting to the objectives- After the visit
FAMILIES-Definition and statistical data- Needs, characteristics and expectations- Overview of the offer- Welcoming and communicating with families
Methods & Procedures
TEACHING METHODS AND TOOLS
- Group work
ASSESSMENT METHODS
- Personalised action plan: group work applied to the problems encountered by the participants and overall assessment.