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Personalized attention

Each student class is assigned a homeroom or head teacher, from primary school to high school collectives.

 

Through the Homeroom Action Plan, head teachers and educational mentors closely accompany students on their path to development. To this end, numerous individual and collective actions are carried out in order for children to acquire personal and social skills that will help them grow, socialize, identify career options, etc. 

The main areas of action available to the head teacher are: 

  • Educational support, counseling and career guidance, depending on the age group and the interests / requests of the students. Activities also include topics related to road safety education, legal education and training, rule compliance, civil protection, earthquake, drug and bullying awareness, the safe use of the Internet, the organization of leisure or social activities. These are established following consultation with the students and based on the age and needs of the collective.
  • Educational support and counseling activities for parents (annual and other frequent meetings with families). Frequent contact and communication with families is a crucial aspect of our educational project. By maintaining open communication with parents, each student is closely monitored while their development, strengths and specific needs are identified and analyzed.
  • Hermann Oberth International German School is dedicated to the prevention of bullying and constantly updates measures and policies meant to prevent and intervene rapidly in such instances;
  • The identification of students' needs, as well as communication with parents in order to get them involved in some of our personalized care programs.

Educational guidance should be understood as a process of counseling or support which is integrated into educational practice and offered to students so they can achieve goals, commit to problem solving, grow and become members of the community. 

The 3 areas we are targeting are:

1. School guidance: the aim is to advise students to act responsibly on their learning path, to adjust learning techniques, to collaborate with parents and teachers in order to achieve greater efficiency and quality in the teaching-learning process. Advising students on "learning how to learn" is a constant concern to us. We often take this skill for granted when, in truth, it is a process of learning, orientation, experimentation and reflection, based on receiving adequate support.

2. Career guidance: the aim is to support students in the gradual development of their skills and interests, in understanding the requirements of the labor market and in making decisions about future studies and professions. Discovering one's passion is the greatest achievement in the life of any student (and that of any teaching team).

3. Personal guidance: the goal is to assist students in their personal development, to help them get to know themselves so as to later develop strategies for solving diverse issues pertaining to everyday life. We offer individual care to students with emotional problems or special educational needs.

"HERMANN OBERTH" EXCELLENCE PROGRAM

Designed for students with advanced skills, this program has several components:

• Early identification of gifted students.

• Cognitive performance in the classroom and in homogeneous work groups.

• Monitoring progress.

• Providing specialized resources, both human and material.

• Support aimed at parents.

• Custom training in order to encourage participation in school competitions, local, county, national or international events.

• The identification of internship or volunteer programs so that students may experience the practical aspects of different study areas while developing social skills and civic responsibility. 

"PIATRA CRAIULUI MOUNTAINS" PROGRAM

Intended for students who are experiencing difficulties, this program not only provides dedicated support to young individuals but also counsels teachers. It emphasizes individual care, as well as the application of specific measures and resources adapted to students’ needs.

Material resources are allocated according to pre-identified needs and individual progress plans, while school-student-parent agreements are established.

Ongoing communication with parents is essential to the success of the program. 

PSYCHOPEDAGOGICAL CARE PROGRAM

This program is addressed to students who are in transition from one level of education to another, as well as those in need of support and / or intervention in this area, at the request of parents, teachers or fellow mates. 

SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL SKILLS IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM 

This program is intended for students who need support and / or psychopedagogical intervention in order to improve social skills. The well-being of the student represents a significant variable in the educational process, as highlighted by the OECD. School enables a first interaction with society; the nature of this experience has a profound impact on students’ attitudes and behavior. They learn how to be resilient, to socialize and commit to their goals and passions. 

RECIPROCAL MEDIATION PROGRAM 

Aimed at improving collaboration between students and improving their mediation skills. 

Intended for students who complete / begin an educational level. 

OTHER CUSTOM PROGRAMS (based on the specific needs of the STUDENT)