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Learn to share science in a way that clicks, connects, and keeps people listening.
Develop practical techniques to improve your science engagement in any role – as an academic, researcher, science communicator, or professional at a science-based organization.
Where: In-Person or Virtual
Entry: Complete the form to register
Where: In-Person or Virtual
Entry: Complete the form to register
Courses for Groups and Organizations
Reaching Out
Interaction Basics
$3,800
3 hours
Perfect for early-career science communicators! Learn how to make science clear, memorable, and audience-friendly using simple language, creative context, and hands-on strategies. Tap into your inner performer and discover ways to spark engagement and bring your message to life.
Offered in person or virtually.
Sharing Science
Supporting Science Literacy
$3,800
3 hours
Strengthen your skills in sharing science clearly, accurately, and with confidence. Explore how to talk about complex topics in a way that feels balanced and approachable, while learning to spot and share credible sources. Along the way, boost your own science savvy, and help others do the same!
Offered in person or virtually.
CONVERSATIONS ABOUT CONTROVERSY
Engaging Science Skeptics
In this course, explore different types of science skepticism, dive into the psychology, biases, and stereotypes around science skeptics, and build strategies for having meaningful, productive conversations about controversial topics. By the end of this two-day experience, you’ll be ready to engage with science skeptics and feel more confident addressing tough issues like never before!
Coming soon!
Register Your Team Today
Complete the online registration form to book courses for groups and organizations.
BOOK NOWTELUS World of Science - Edmonton is passionate about delivering research-backed training that is carefully tested and evaluated to ensure every course is effective, informative, and fun.
To book a course as an individual (without an organization), please email sciencecommunication@twose.ca
Your Facilitators
Abigail Stosky-Rahman
- MSc Science Communication from the University of Edinburgh
- BSc Biology and Psychology from the University of Alberta
- 10+ years of experience in Science Centers and informal learning institutions
Marie McConnell
- G Dip Science Communication from Laurentian University
- BSc Ecology from the University of Guelph
- 18+ years of experience in Science Centers and informal learning institutions
Laura Beauchamp
- BA in Archaeology and Museum Studies
- 9+ years experience in museums and informal learning institutions
What is science communication?
Science communication is an incredibly diverse and dynamic field. It means a lot of different things to a lot of different people. But at its core, it focuses on how to help support the relationship between science and society. With the increased rise in misinformation, disinformation, and polarization, knowing how to effectively communicate science has never been more important.
If you have any questions please email sciencecommunication@twose.ca
Testimonials
Non-Profit Organizations
TELUS World of Science - Edmonton is proud to support non-profit organizations through discounted pricing for Making Science Matter courses. Email today at sciencecommunication@twose.ca to book.
Special Rates for Non-Profit Organizations
- Half-Day Courses: $2,280