Parents may have questions regarding the nature and usefulness of the program offered to children by Aecor Training Camp TUNISIA. First of all, it should be clarified that the AECOR program is not intended to distract students from their teaching and classes. On the contrary, it seeks to strengthen the efforts of teachers and promote the improvement of academic results. In addition, research indicates that activities such as football, Padel, gymnastics and, more broadly, sport, are fundamental for the well-being of young people. They are also an effective way to convey skills, life values ​​and other meaningful messages.

The role of sport in the educational framework is fundamental and can be considered as a true “school of life”. According to data from the United Nations (2003), young people who engage in five hours of weekly physical activity show higher academic performance than their peers who do not practice more than one hour. The AECOR program aims to improve students' education while promoting their personal development.

Participation in sports has been proven to provide numerous physical, social and psychological benefits for students of all ages. Children around the world can learn essential life skills and values ​​through purpose-built sports initiatives, like the AECOR program. These life skills and values, often referred to as “psychosocial skills,” encompass interpersonal skills that enable individuals to make informed decisions, solve problems, think critically and creatively, communicate effectively, develop healthy relationships, show empathy, as well as manage their daily lives in a healthy and productive way.

The AECOR program aims to strengthen life skills and values ​​among young people, focusing on several axes: - Personal understanding, encompassing intrapersonal and cognitive skills, which promote self-confidence, self-esteem, self-awareness, self-control, autonomy, critical thinking, decision-making and a growth mindset. - Interpersonal relationships, which emphasize the development of assertive communication, empathy, mutual assistance and relational skills. - The ability to integrate into the world, through active citizenship skills, which include respect for differences, understanding of sustainable development issues, equality values ​​and leadership skills. - Attention to health and well-being, which encompasses healthy lifestyles, such as physical activity, promotion of mental health, informed decision-making, nutrition, good hygiene and personal safety.

Sports practice contributes to improving physical and mental health, while promoting general well-being. Additionally, it can reduce the chances of developing diseases in the future. This issue is of particular importance as levels of physical activity are declining globally, while lifestyle-related diseases continue to increase rapidly, as highlighted by the World Health Organization. health in 2014.