Free Storytelling Course

Hello friends!

We are now starting a New Free Online Course on our website about storytelling. In some places, there is talk of a Storytelling Course. Well, the goal is the same: to learn how to tell a story that hooks the reader or listener, be it a child, adult or elderly person.

If we stop to think about it, we are all fascinated by stories. Stories are everywhere: in the best novels, in the best films, series, soap operas… and more: we can also say that our life, the life of each one of us, is also a story!

In my master’s degree, I deeply studied the relationship between identity (who we are) and narrative. A professional resume, a first date, a grudge, happiness, in short, almost everything we experience becomes a story and tells who we are.

In this way, we explain the interest that psychologists may have in a Course like this. But not only psychologists can benefit: educators, parents, administrators, leaders, salespeople, in short, every professional can benefit from the ability to pass on their message through a “story”, a short story, a narrative. It doesn’t matter if it’s a made up story or a true story.

Purpose of Free Storytelling Course: teach all the tools of how to tell a story. This overall goal can be broken down into two smaller goals, namely how you can create your own stories and how you can tell the stories of other people and cultures.

In each lesson, we will bring several examples of oral and written storytelling and throughout the course we will also give you tools so that you can train and exercise to be an excellent storyteller.

If you want the Certificate, find out how to request it by clicking here – Certificate of Participation Online Course

Lessons 1: What is a story?

Lessons 2: How to hold the listener’s attention?

Lessons 3: Feeling what the protagonist feels

Lessons 4: Character goals

Lessons 5: Uncovering inner motivations

Lesson 6: Every story must be specific

Lesson 7: Suspense and conflict

Lesson 8: Cause and Consequence

Lesson 9: What can go wrong, does

Lesson 10: Chances and Causalities

Lesson 11: Time in narrative – past and future

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