Adult Learning
Our sessions for adult interest groups are the starting point for further exploration of the exhibition and the stories we hold at Holocaust Centre North.
Holocaust Education for Adults
Our Holocaust Education programme for adults explores the darkest parts of modern history to understand how to effectively challenge prejudice and discrimination today.
By using 20th Century case studies, including the perspectives of victims, the course examines how cultural, political, and economic change affected people between the two world wars. The course then considers how extremism thrives in contexts of populism and lack of accountability. We will then look at how to identify the early warning signs of discrimination and complicity so that equality, diversity and inclusion can thrive across all levels of society at large.
The session can be hosted in person, at Holocaust Centre North in Huddersfield or remotely on Zoom.
Booking information
This training comprises 3 unites and it lasts approximately 4 hours (including breaks). Groups will include no more than 20 learners. For groups of more than 20, please contact us to discuss options.
The cost of this course is £ 50 per person.
Introduction to the Holocaust
This session offers a broad overview of how the Holocaust began, what happened during the genocide, and after liberation.
By exploring not only the historical impact of the Holocaust, but also many personal stories within our exhibition, participants consider how the Holocaust affected individual people, families and communities.
This session is suitable for participants with a range of Holocaust knowledge.
Booking information
All sessions last approximately 1.5 hours for groups of up to 30 and include the Learning Session and a self-guided activity inside the Exhibition. For groups of more than 30, please contact us to discuss options.
This session costs £ 20 per person.
Faith and the Holocaust
This session offers a broad overview of how the Holocaust began, what happened during the genocide, and after liberation.
By exploring not only the historical impact of the Holocaust, but also many personal stories within our exhibition, participants consider how the Holocaust affected individual people, families and communities.
This session is suitable for participants with a range of Holocaust knowledge.
Booking information
All sessions last approximately 1.5 hours for groups of up to 30 and include the Learning Session and a self-guided activity inside the Exhibition. For groups of more than 30, please contact us to discuss options.
This session costs £ 20 per person.
