Talent Development Programme

Understanding why and how we sometimes struggle to convey our thoughts and emotions clearly is one the most important things we can do. If you’d like to learn more about this and leave with a few practical tips and tricks, join our self-expression masterclass on June 16th at 13:00 in A2.10!

When? 16th June at 13:00
Where? A2.10

Sign up here: https://www.tdp-pple.com/tdp-events/express-yourself-before-you-wreck-yourself

Join us for a guided neighborhood walk around Roeters with a visit of the Museum of WWII Resistance.

During the event, we will be learning about the history of this neighborhood during the Holocaust and oppression and afterwards we’ll most likely have a reflection and some drinks together to close it up.

When? 8th of June, at 2pm

Meeting: at the Dutch Resistance Museum is located at Plantage Kerklaan 61, 1018 CX Amsterdam (opposite of Artis zoo)

Sign up here: https://www.tdp-pple.com/tdp-events/neighborhood-walk

TDP BOARD APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN!

To apply, submit a motivation letter (of more or less 350 words) and your CV to our website: https://www.tdp-pple.com/apply-now

The application deadline is the 2nd of April 2023, so apply before it's too late!

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out :))

This Journalism Workshop is led by Lizan Nijkrake; a tutor at PPLE and a journalist.
She has written for VICE, OpenCanada, Foreign Policy, the National Post and CBC, and has been a regular contributor at Vice Versa and News Decoder. Lizan also has experience in working for the United Nations.

In the workshop, you will learn about differences between academic and journalist writing, how to start, improve your skills and get into the profession.

When? 5th of april, 17-19
Where? PPLE (room to be confirmed)

Sign up here: https://www.tdp-pple.com/tdp-events/journalism-workshop

IDFA is a film festival that is an integral part of cultural life in Amsterdam. Thanks to the TDP you can go for free to one of the two screenings you voted for on Instagram!
The first is 'This is Not a Film', made by an imprisoned Iranian filmmaker about his and other artists' life under a tyrannic regime. The film was smuggled out of the country in 2015, and now its creator is yet again imprisoned. It will take place Thursday 17th of November at 18.15 in Kriterion, just outside the Roeterseiland campus!

The second screening is 'All you see', about those who immigrate to the Netherlands, their search for authenticity and challenges to their identity. It takes place Friday 18th of November at 18.30 in International Theater Amsterdam - a historical, iconic and very picturesque venue in the centre of night-life at Leidseplein.

We meet outside the venue 15 mins before! Don’t be late and remember that due to a limited amount of ticket a no-show fee of 5 euros applies!

Sign up here: https://www.tdp-pple.com/tdp-events