Education and Student Affairs (ESA) offers free training sessions to all TU/e students. There’ll definitely be something that you might like!
- Study management: Would you like to study better?
- Career coaching: would you like to enter the job market well-prepared?
- Personal development: would you like to work on your personal skills and maximize your capacities?
You can participate in one of the following training programs.
Study management
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SFC01 - Graduation group: To the finish line… but not all by yourself!
Students who are in the final phase of their bachelor's or master's program, but need some support for the completion of their Bachelor's Final project (BEP) or graduation project.
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SFC02 - Keep the focus and ACT on your studies
This training is for students that want to improve their study behavior, but face challenges as procrastination, perfectionism, fear of failure, uncertainty, or performance pressure. Utilizing the principles of ACT, they will develop resilience and discover how to make choices that contribute to their study success.
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SFC03 – Planning & Setting goals: Do you struggle to keep up with your studies?
Optimize your study and study behaviour by setting concrete goals.
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SFC05 - Effective Learning: Get Used to Uni and Master Your Studies
The course offers various themes of study management, such as actively following lectures and instructions, weekly planning and taking exams. You learn to actively get started with this in your own study.
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SFC29 - Planning and setting goals for students with ASD and/or AD(H)D
Students with ASD or AD(H)D often have difficulty planning and organizing their studies. In this workgroup we tackle this issue.
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Personal development
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SFC31 CBT Course (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy)
If you are ready to identify and challenge any negative thinking (and behavioural) patterns and improve the way you feel and act, this course may be for you.
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SFC30 - Come into ACTion
The course is open for all students who experience psychological issues, such as stress, anxiety or (mild) depression issues, and who are already aware of their ‘thinking errors’ and/or have already tried to put things in perspective.
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Other training sessions
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SFC76 - Practise your presentation
Experimenting with different presentation techniques. This includes attention to the use of space, voice, posture, improvisation, and engaging the audience. It is an active training that involves the use of video recording.
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SFC77 - Board training
A training for boards of study, student, sports, or cultural associations.
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More information
Want to know more? Contact the Planning & Support Center of Education and Student Affairs (ESA) via 040 -247 50 11 or contact form below.