HET
Recommendation: Take part in the training programme in pairs from one institution. This will make it easier to familiarise yourself with HET and experience has shown that implementation in the early intervention centre is quicker and more sustainable.
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Heidelberg Parent Training (HET) is a certified course for early language support for children with delayed language acquisition. Parents learn how to promote their children's language development through targeted interactions in everyday life. The course is based on a scientifically sound concept that is recommended as an effective measure in the current S3 guideline.
Graduates of the "Heidelberg Parent Training for Early Language Development" certificate course can work as HET trainers in early intervention centres, kindergartens, speech therapy practices or other educational institutions. They are able to carry out parent training and support families in the language development of their children.
| Study programme | Info |
|---|---|
| Short description: | HET |
| Academic degree: | Certificate (Certificate) |
| Standard period of study / scope of services: | Semester / ECTS points i 5 days (basic module, practical module, advanced module) |
| Teaching language: | German |
| Form of study: | |
| Study start: | Depending on the module, several times a year |
| Pre-internship: | not required |
| Application period Start of the winter semester: | Continuous possible |
| Application period Start of the summer semester: | Continuous possible |
| Admission restriction: | max. 18 participants |
| Admission requirements: |
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| Tuition fees: | 995,00 € for all modules, additional supervision 250,00 € |
Heidelberg Parent Training (HET) is a proven method for promoting early language development in children with delayed language acquisition. It was developed by Dr Anke Buschmann and tested for its effectiveness in scientific studies. The training is aimed at parents of two to three-year-old children, so-called "late talkers", and enables them to support their children's language development in everyday life through targeted language-promoting interactions.
HET is a tried-and-tested intervention that has been used successfully in early intervention centres, special education centres and speech therapy practices for over ten years.
The certificate course "Heidelberg Parent Training for Early Language Development" comprises three modules:
The certificate course is aimed at specialists in early intervention, speech therapy, speech therapy, educational counselling and educational staff who want to support parents in the language development of their children.
With the "HET Trainer" certificate, graduates expand their professional opportunities in language support and parental work. They can independently lead parent training sessions and work in various institutions that specialise in supporting children with language and developmental psychology.
The training programme concludes with a personal supervision of your first HET course and parent workshops. This is arranged individually and costs €250.00 including certificate and inclusion in the list of trainers www.heidelberger-elterntraining.eu.
DegreeCertificate "HET Trainer"
RecognitionThe course is recognised and validated on the basis of scientific studies. It is part of the recommended measures for early language support in the current S3 guideline for the treatment of language development disorders.
Regulations applicable to the degree programme (published in the Official announcements of the HSN) and other guidelines:
Dr Anke Buschmann (Dipl.-Psych.)
In the Basic module (2 days) presents the background to HET, its content and framework conditions. You will learn the methodology of co-operative and systematic collaboration with a small group of parents. Many elements of HET can also be used in your own child-centred work in the context of early intervention.
In the Practical module (2 days), the actual implementation of the HET is practised together. To this end, the participants each familiarise themselves intensively with one element of the HET. This enables intensive learning and anticipation of typical difficulties in parent training programmes. In addition, the video interaction analysis used in HET is discussed in detail.
In the Advanced module Multilingualism (1 day) you will learn how to conduct the additional session for multilingual families, which parents attend before the HET. In this two-hour session, the handling of the different languages is discussed and parental questions on this topic are answered in detail. This is important so that the parents can then concentrate on learning the language-promoting strategies during the HET and are not constantly faced with the question of which language they should use to communicate with their child. This workshop can also be held with parents who are not taking part in HET.
The seminar price includes a comprehensive package of materials for carrying out the HET (video clips, photo cards, worksheets to print out, material for the whiteboard).
The seminar price includes a material box for the realisation of the parents' workshop on multilingualism.
For purchase: Buschmann, A. (2017). Heidelberg Parent Training for Early Language Development HET Late Talkers. 3rd edition. Munich: Elsevier by Urban & Fischer.
Participation fee: 995,00€
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