In the literature, competence is defined as the ability to act well in a variety of contexts, from school and physical excercise, to social situations and work.
When feelings of inadequacy and anxiety are a menace to their wellbeing, every young person has the ability to feel capable and effective in their environment if they own this skill.
Such a challenging goal is achievable because competence is directly linked to reduced anxiety. As a result, competence development ensures youngsters to experience a sense of achievement and mastery that represents the best equipment to manage any challenge.
Our 3Cs peer-to-peer program directly addresses competence through the specific COMPETENCE WORKSHOPS.
This set of experiential learning activities is meant to help young people raise awareness of their stressors and reactions, so as to strengthen their sense of competence.
The workshops are available in the TOOLBOX