Portable Adventure
This is our transportable foundational workshop for individuals who are new to adventure programming and do not need the skills or introduction to low and high elements; it is our Adventure Programming workshop without the challenge course. This is an introductory option to build your knowledge of games, activities, and initiatives for those just starting to explore adventure and for those looking to expand their activity tool-box.
Participants will:
Experience how adventure programming can be done using portable games, initiatives, and specialty equipment instead of the challenge course.
Learn how Project Adventure’s cornerstones of Challenge By Choice, Full Value Contract, and Experiential Learning cycle are key foundations of an effective adventure program.
Experience the power of adventure education as an effective tool for teaching social and emotional learning skills and promoting change in individuals and groups throughout various educational settings.
Be introduced to basic facilitation skills such as sequencing, framing, and debriefing techniques for a variety of activity types.
Upcoming Workshop Dates (all take place at our site in Beverly, MA):
July 8-10 2025
Workshop Information:
$550 – Includes registration, workshop manual and lunch during workshop.
Number of days: 3
Workshop hours: 8:30am-5:00pm
Beverly, MA Site Logistics with recommended lodging options can be found HERE.
Graduate credits: Participants can earn 2 credits for taking the workshop and completing a Reflection Paper. Additional 2 credits can be earned by also completing a Guided Project. More graduate credit information can be found HERE. Additional per credit fee applies.
Participants who are licensed teachers in MA can earn 24 PDPs after completing this workshop and submitting a Reflection Paper for additional fee. Email registration@pa.org for more information.
Please register more than two weeks in advance to ensure the workshop will have enough participants to run as scheduled.
Workshop registration cancellation policies: Cancellations less than two weeks prior to a workshop start date will result in 50% refund of tuition cost. No shows without cancellation notice will forfeit all tuition cost paid.
Purchase Orders: If your school or organization will be using a Purchase Order, please email registration@pa.org to register. A copy of the Purchase Order will need to be submitted to that same email address to finalize the registration.
Are you waiting for approval to attend or can’t commit with a payment at this time? No worries, we still want to hear from you! Email registration@pa.org to be put on our waiting list.
Please email registration@pa.org or call 978-524-4555 if you have any questions.
This is our transportable foundational workshop for individuals who are new to adventure programming and do not need the skills or introduction to low and high elements; it is our Adventure Programming workshop without the challenge course. This is an introductory option to build your knowledge of games, activities, and initiatives for those just starting to explore adventure and for those looking to expand their activity tool-box.
Participants will:
Experience how adventure programming can be done using portable games, initiatives, and specialty equipment instead of the challenge course.
Learn how Project Adventure’s cornerstones of Challenge By Choice, Full Value Contract, and Experiential Learning cycle are key foundations of an effective adventure program.
Experience the power of adventure education as an effective tool for teaching social and emotional learning skills and promoting change in individuals and groups throughout various educational settings.
Be introduced to basic facilitation skills such as sequencing, framing, and debriefing techniques for a variety of activity types.
Upcoming Workshop Dates (all take place at our site in Beverly, MA):
July 8-10 2025
Workshop Information:
$550 – Includes registration, workshop manual and lunch during workshop.
Number of days: 3
Workshop hours: 8:30am-5:00pm
Beverly, MA Site Logistics with recommended lodging options can be found HERE.
Graduate credits: Participants can earn 2 credits for taking the workshop and completing a Reflection Paper. Additional 2 credits can be earned by also completing a Guided Project. More graduate credit information can be found HERE. Additional per credit fee applies.
Participants who are licensed teachers in MA can earn 24 PDPs after completing this workshop and submitting a Reflection Paper for additional fee. Email registration@pa.org for more information.
Please register more than two weeks in advance to ensure the workshop will have enough participants to run as scheduled.
Workshop registration cancellation policies: Cancellations less than two weeks prior to a workshop start date will result in 50% refund of tuition cost. No shows without cancellation notice will forfeit all tuition cost paid.
Purchase Orders: If your school or organization will be using a Purchase Order, please email registration@pa.org to register. A copy of the Purchase Order will need to be submitted to that same email address to finalize the registration.
Are you waiting for approval to attend or can’t commit with a payment at this time? No worries, we still want to hear from you! Email registration@pa.org to be put on our waiting list.
Please email registration@pa.org or call 978-524-4555 if you have any questions.
This is our transportable foundational workshop for individuals who are new to adventure programming and do not need the skills or introduction to low and high elements; it is our Adventure Programming workshop without the challenge course. This is an introductory option to build your knowledge of games, activities, and initiatives for those just starting to explore adventure and for those looking to expand their activity tool-box.
Participants will:
Experience how adventure programming can be done using portable games, initiatives, and specialty equipment instead of the challenge course.
Learn how Project Adventure’s cornerstones of Challenge By Choice, Full Value Contract, and Experiential Learning cycle are key foundations of an effective adventure program.
Experience the power of adventure education as an effective tool for teaching social and emotional learning skills and promoting change in individuals and groups throughout various educational settings.
Be introduced to basic facilitation skills such as sequencing, framing, and debriefing techniques for a variety of activity types.
Upcoming Workshop Dates (all take place at our site in Beverly, MA):
July 8-10 2025
Workshop Information:
$550 – Includes registration, workshop manual and lunch during workshop.
Number of days: 3
Workshop hours: 8:30am-5:00pm
Beverly, MA Site Logistics with recommended lodging options can be found HERE.
Graduate credits: Participants can earn 2 credits for taking the workshop and completing a Reflection Paper. Additional 2 credits can be earned by also completing a Guided Project. More graduate credit information can be found HERE. Additional per credit fee applies.
Participants who are licensed teachers in MA can earn 24 PDPs after completing this workshop and submitting a Reflection Paper for additional fee. Email registration@pa.org for more information.
Please register more than two weeks in advance to ensure the workshop will have enough participants to run as scheduled.
Workshop registration cancellation policies: Cancellations less than two weeks prior to a workshop start date will result in 50% refund of tuition cost. No shows without cancellation notice will forfeit all tuition cost paid.
Purchase Orders: If your school or organization will be using a Purchase Order, please email registration@pa.org to register. A copy of the Purchase Order will need to be submitted to that same email address to finalize the registration.
Are you waiting for approval to attend or can’t commit with a payment at this time? No worries, we still want to hear from you! Email registration@pa.org to be put on our waiting list.
Please email registration@pa.org or call 978-524-4555 if you have any questions.
