Make Facilitation Work

Registration Deadline: 17 July 2026 (Friday)

This workshop equips educators with the knowledge and skills to facilitate meaningful learning experiences through experiential learning approaches. Participants will be introduced to key concepts, principles, and theories of experiential learning, while gaining an understanding of the critical role educators play in guiding and enhancing learner experiences. By the end of the workshop, participants will be able to:

1. Design and structure learning experiences that promote purposeful reflection and deeper learning;
2. Apply effective facilitation strategies and techniques to support the transfer of learning; and
3. Create impactful and transformative learning experiences that foster personal growth, development, and meaningful application of learning.

Liz Riyana began her career in education as a Physical Education teacher at the Institute of Technical Education (ITE), where she championed Floorball—then the fastest-growing sport within the institution – as a means to engage youth and promote positive lifestyles. Her commitment to leveraging sport as a transformative tool earned her two commendation awards for Sports Excellence.

At Republic Polytechnic, Liz expanded her impact through the design and facilitation of experiential learning programmes for diverse participant groups. She led Project Aramsay, a 2-year community engagement initiative funded by the Singapore Totalisator Board (TOTE Board), which supported at-risk youth across 23 Voluntary Welfare Organisations (VWOs) and schools nationwide. She also spearheaded the conceptualisation and development of the Xperiential Learning Centre (XLC) – Singapore’s first large-scale inclusive adventure learning facility serving individuals of varied abilities.

Please note:

1. This workshop is open to NROC coaches only
2. Please register first before attending this workshop. NROC coaches who attend this workshop without registering first will not be able to receive their CCE hours e-certificate, which is a requirement to claim CCE hours for attending this workshop
3. Up to 30 NROC coaches may attend this workshop