If you want to climb a summit, you have to think about how difficult the route is and who can lead it. How can climbing be secured in such a way that it is also feasible for the next climber? Appropriate securing material must be used professionally at reliable points and skills in the preliminary and subsequent ascents must be gradually built up. Through shared learning loops and experiences of success, trust and confidence in one’s own actions and in the rope team is created … and thus the anticipation of the next mountain adventure!
Further training should not be a person-related individual measure that is distributed using the watering can principle. Sustainable success can be achieved when systematic qualification is embedded in overarching concepts and allows measurable and meaningful implementation. However, every instrument and every tool is only as good as it serves the people concerned as a basis for constructive dialogue.
The central and connecting element between PE and goals are therefore reflection loops with those involved in order to make results discussable and implementable. This is the basis for recognizing, readjusting and changing successes and interference fields.