A workshop is an interactive learning event in which a relatively small group works intensively on a specific topic. In contrast to lectures or seminars, the focus here is on the participants: content is adapted to their needs, they can actively participate, ask questions, exchange ideas and solve tasks together.
Characteristics of a workshop:
- Short formats: Usually 2-6 hours, occasionally several days
- Theory & practice: Combination of theoretical inputs and practical exercises to deepen knowledge and improve skills.
- Workshops are individual events: They form a self-contained unit with a specific topic or focus.
- Focused: Techniques and skills in a specific area take center stage.
- Small groups: Participants work in smaller groups, learning new skills or applying existing knowledge.
The aim of a workshop is for participants to expand their knowledge and skills, learn and develop new problem-solving strategies or new ideas to tackle specific tasks (better and more easily).
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