High Ability programmes
Contribute to discovering, recognising and challenging hidden talent. Find out more about our training courses, collaboration opportunities and customised programmes in the field of high ability.
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Radboud University believes that children, young people and adults with gifted abilities should not be labelled, but rather offered what they need. Professionals in education, healthcare or human resources should ask themselves every day what they want to achieve with the talent around them. And what is needed to achieve that, right now, at this moment?
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About the RITHA programme
You may already be familiar with the ECHA training programme. This programme has been intensively developed and evolved within RadboudCSW into a state-of-the-art training programme in the field of giftedness: the Radboud International Training on High Ability, or RITHA for short. After completing the RITHA Practitioner training, there is the option to move straight on to the RITHA Specialist training programme.
Testimonials
The behaviour of children with characteristics of giftedness can show many similarities with all kinds of psychological signals that we do diagnose and often refer to psychiatry. This is incomprehensible to me.
Lotte van Dijk
General practitioner
Lotte van Dijk was inspired by one of her children to learn more about giftedness. She enrolled in the RITHA Practitioner.
“Because my partner and I were suddenly faced with the question of whether or not to take action with one of our own children, I discovered that I knew absolutely nothing about giftedness. After some searching, we found someone who could guide us in this matter: an ECHA specialist. I started to understand my child better, and also myself. I was so surprised that I had not heard a word about giftedness in my entire medical career. And yet the behaviour of children with characteristics of giftedness can show many similarities with all kinds of psychological signals that we do diagnose and often refer to psychiatry. This is incomprehensible to me.”
Contact
Are you interested in one of these programmes? Do you have a question or would you like study advice? We are happy to help! We are available Monday to Friday (8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.).
Under our range of programmes, you will find all the programme information and start dates for these programmes. You will also find a link to the form to apply for the selection procedure.
radboudcsw [at] ru.nl
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