where skills come out to play

Rearrange the letters of my motto, then check your guess.

PREXcoaching® was built on the practical foundations of lifelong learning. Its principles are simple, logical, and grounded in real-world experience.

Match the beginning of the principles (1-3) with their endings (a-c).

Do you have a pen?

Probably, but can you think of 10 different uses for a pen other than writing?

Oh, no – Q&A time, but you don’t know the answer!

Can you say “I don’t know” in 10 different ways?

How many words can you say with the same letter in one minute?

Click to find out!

Grab your teammate, and let’s play Mind Meld.

Check out the rules here

OMG! You left for work, but you forgot two things that start with these letters!

What did you forget?!

Ground yourself with the simple 5-4-3-2-1 technique:

Name 5 things you can see, 4 you can hear, 3 you can feel, 2 you can smell, and 1 you can taste.

Being persuasive is simple, impactful, and fun with The Rule of Three.

Draft a short speech on a random topic with 5 sentences, each one containing three elements.

Even storytelling can have its constraints.

Can you create a short alphabet story, where each sentence starts with the next alphabet letter?

Others say it's totally awesome. If you don't take our word for it, join a session and find out for yourself how awesome it is, and maybe we’ll put your testimonial here. 😉

If you’re still not convinced, check out snippets from our satisfaction questionnaires.

Love this event! Thank you, Biljka! English and Croatian versions are both great.

I haven't had the opportunity to participate in something like this before. It's definitely unique for its unpredictability. You never know what to expect!

My interactions with others are far less reserved. The types of exercises we've been doing have improved my creativity and decision-making skills. The progress is gradual, but you can see the results after each session.

This is the only training I have attended that was conducted entirely through play and in a fun way. Usually, games are used as part of training (introductory for relaxation, concluding) but rarely do games make up the whole training. I consider learning through play for adults to be an excellent way of learning because such training is never strenuous or hard for me, and I am always happy to attend it, and in the end, I practice both language and other skills.