BA in alternative education at DNS international teacher training collegeSo what is DNS?

DNS is an international teacher training college with a learning-by-doing approach. The programme is untraditional and challenging: Study trip to Asia, extensive teaching practice in Africa, social work with youngsters in Denmark...


Reasons to join DNS

1. You learn about the real world and what is actually happening in many different parts of it… what conditions people are living in and how development is going on and spreading, or being stunted and repressed - by your own experience...


Rich countries need to pay the costs associated with adapting to a changing climateEditor´s Column - Nov. 2009 - Climate Rage

One last chance to save the world— United Nations summit on climate change in Copenhagen. Officials from 192 countries are finally going to make a deal to keep global temperatures below catastrophic levels?




The world is our classroom (not just International Studies...)

Our planet is amazing. And by exploring it, you can easily become wiser. In our experience, learning does not equal reading books. Learning begins with opening your eyes, and discussing what you see with others.


Drawing with the kids in the villageFirst Report from Robin Laing - working with Preschool children in rural area of Yuxi in China

Make a Difference Period in DNS 4th Year with HUMANA PEOPLE TO PEOPLE in China


How DNS (Det Nødvendige Seminarium) is taking part in fighting the AIDS Epidemic

The DNS students are active in the fight against HIV AIDS in their third year where they are teaching the future teachers in Mozambique, Angola and Malawi.


Endless possibilities...Why choose DNS?

Unlike most educations, DNS offers a very wide range of experiences that can be used for many different purposes in life, and many careers...


The world, the team and you!

Lisi and her Asia travell!


Sara with her student Mads, on Tuesday cafeSara´s saving up experiences

After two weeks I got a job, a really nice one, helping in 2 care homes where difficult youngsters, different ages and problems, are living. It makes me happy because this is something I’ve always want to do in my life but I could because I don’t have any education or recognised experience.


Welcome to DNS...

If these key words appeal to you, DNS might be for YOU: Intenational studies, travel & teamwork, international teaching practise in Africa or Asia, social work in Europe, cultural exchange, hands-on experieces, learning languages...


 

DNS Program

Check out the DNS 4 years program


DNS 2009 has started - here presenting one of the travel groupsJoin the next DNS Team - 1st August 2010

Come to one of the preparatory weekends and enrol - contact us for further details.


To work with promotion is a noble professionJoin the Saving Up group 1st February 2010!

Some of the new DNS 2010´students will come earlier to Tvind School Centre to get saving up jobs... it can be social work in a care home, it can be promotion, it can be working at Tvindkraft - the windmill


Welcome to a preperatory meeting in Tvind

20th - 22nd of November! Click for more details.


Application Form

If you are interested in joining our education, please fill the application form so we can contact you!!!


Near the Polar Circle in Sweden 3 brave DNS´ers crossed the high alpine landscapeThe Sarek Expedition

The idea: to overcome inner borders, learn to deal with fear, get to know your own limits and strength and explore cooperation on a new level. And to enjoy Nature and to do something you have never done before.


What is so special about the DNS study trip to Asia

Every year, the first year students embark on a four-month journey through most of the Asian continent. We travel through India, Vietnam, and China, a group of students, trying to learn about as many aspects of life in those countries as possible.


We were teaching English, making many drawings on the boardTravel Experiences - Liena teaching in India

I think the teachers were happy, to see us, the way how we spent time with children, because I really enjoyed this time with them. And I went away with full heart, with good emotions


In the evening they cut the red ribbonWelcome DNS 2009

20 young people from 11 countries with loads of expectations and determination have just entered DNS (1st August) - Welcome


Teaching in the "Academy for working children"

Hendrik, DNS 2005, writing about his make a difference period in India.


Creating development in Cabo Delgado - training teachers for the rural areas of Mozambique

Thiago from DNS 2005 is doing his teaching practice in northern Mozambique, near the Tanzanianian border. Life here is tough, and education badly needed to create development...


Palestinian children playing - israeli soldier watchingBreaking the Silence

Avihai Stollar, 26 - an ex-soldier from Israel visited Tvind to talk about how the life is as a young soldier in the occupied areas of the Palestinean territories


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