MASTER OF COMMUNICATION: A game that changes the way you communicate!
“Master of Communication” is an educational and developmental game for children and teenagers aged 6–17. Through the game, children not only learn about disputes, emotions, needs and agreements, but also experience them in a safe gaming environment.
“Master of Communication” is a way to promote the values of mediation among children.
The game fosters a culture of peaceful conflict resolution, teaches children to listen, negotiate, understand themselves and others.
The game promotes the social adaptation of children, helping them to integrate into a group more easily, build friendships, negotiate and find solutions without aggression.
By developing empathy and dialogue skills, the game performs an important preventive function, reducing the risk of bullying and teaching children to recognise and stop it in time.
Most importantly, it helps to see that behind every argument there is not an enemy, but a person with their own feelings, interests and needs.
5000+
number of kids who played the game
400+
number of games played
170+
number of game facilitators
23
number of regions covered in Ukraine
150+
number of organizations
The game consists of four themed playing fields
- Conflict
- Emotions
- Communication
- Negotiations
These topics are closely related: together they form a logical and coherent structure that leads children from understanding the nature of conflicts to the ability to resolve them peacefully.
These topics are closely related: together they form a logical and coherent structure that leads children from understanding the nature of conflicts to the ability to resolve them peacefully.
Key advantages of the game
Development of communication skills
The game allows children to express themselves, share their experiences, be heard and accepted. It helps to create a trusting atmosphere in which everyone feels important.
Support and mutual assistance
During the game, children begin to understand each other better, support their peers, and learn to work effectively in a team.
Versatility
The game is successfully used in both same-age and mixed-age groups, ensuring effective interaction between students of different ages.
The game instantly caught the attention of education and psychology experts.
Right from the start, we noticed that demand for the game was way higher than we expected. Psychologists say that when kids play, they become more open and confident, and they learn to listen to each other and express their thoughts.
How to get the “Master of Communication” game?
The “Master of Communication” game is provided free of charge to educational institutions in Ukraine. The game can also be obtained by extracurricular institutions, psychological support centres for children, organisations working with children and adolescents, and educational and social initiatives related to the education, development and leisure of children.
The game is provided only if the institution or organisation has a specially trained facilitator.
Who can become a facilitator of the “Master of Communication” game?
Facilitators of the game can be only psychologists and social educators who work with children in schools, extracurricular institutions, psychological support centres for children, organisations working with children and adolescents, educational and social initiatives related to children’s education, development and leisure.
How to become a facilitator of the “Master of Communication” game and get it for your institution?
Follow the recruitment announcements
We periodically announce the selection of game facilitators. To stay up to date with important news:
🔗 Follow us on social media:https://linktr.ee/uamediation_on
Apply
After the selection of facilitators is announced on our platforms, a link to the registration form will appear on our website or social media.
📝 Follow the link, fill out the form and attach a letter of support from your institution confirming your readiness to implement the game.
Pass the selection
Facilitators are selected based on the applications submitted. Preference will be given to psychologists and social educators with experience working with children and who have confirmation of support from the management of the institution.
Complete the training
Selected participants undergo a 3-day online training course, during which they learn the methodology of the game, its structure, rules and objectives.
Receive a certificate and the game
Upon successful completion of the training, you will receive a certificate as a facilitator of the “Master of Communication” game. The game will be transferred to the institution you represent.
Ambassador of the “Master of Communication” game
Meet the Ambassador of the “Master of Communication” game.
Ruslana Shvets-Adamchuk, MA in Psychology, consultant in N. Peseschkian's positive psychotherapy method, facilitator of psychological support groups, facilitator of the educational and developmental “Master of Communication” game.
Ms. Ruslana is a well-known figure in the field of education and psychology who actively supports the development of soft skills in children. As ambassador for the “Master of Communication” game, she helps to promote the game among educators, psychologists and parents, facilitating its implementation in schools throughout Ukraine.
A personal message from Ms. Ruslana:
‘The Master of Communication game is not only a way to teach children how to communicate, but also an opportunity to help them unlock their potential, become confident and build healthy relationships with their peers. I am delighted to support this project and believe in its successful future.’
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We are deeply grateful to everyone who supported us in creating and promoting the "Master of Communication" game.
Together, we are building a future where every child feels heard and valued. Join us in this important mission!
"Master of Communication" is an educational and developmental game for children and teenagers, created by the Ukrainian Academy of Mediation with the support of the American people through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) under the Justice for All Program, and with financial support from the European Union within the framework of the CONSENT project.