Wolfgang Arck, born in 1966, holds a degree in Catholic theology and currently serves as a lecturer in religious education and didactics at the Episcopal Vicariate General in Trier. His areas of responsibility include the pedagogical training of pastoral staff in the Diocese of Trier and advising master\u2019s and bachelor\u2019s degree candidates in their training to become pastoral counselors. <\/p>\n\n
After graduating from high school, he studied Catholic theology and education in Trier and M\u00fcnster. While pursuing his studies, he completed the so-called Pastoral Psychology Curriculum at the Institute for Pastoral Psychology in Trier and is familiar with methods of client-centered psychotherapy. He has training in experiential education and works as an instructor for teacher continuing education and professional development in the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. He has participated in the certificate workshop at the Ruth Cohn Institute and is familiar with methods of Theme-Centered Interaction (TCI). <\/p>\n\n
Wolfgang Arck is a religion teacher at a school in a socially disadvantaged neighborhood and, as part of this role, has extensive experience leading a group of youth with behavioral challenges. He has experience in conflict mediation. <\/p>\n\n
He is currently on what is known as parental leave, working 75% of full time; he is married and has one child.<\/p>\n\n