The Center for Non-Formal Education is a space of opportunities for those who aspire to develop, learn throughout life, and acquire practical knowledge necessary for the modern world.

Informal education is a purposeful, organized process.education that occurs outside the formal education system. It does not always involve obtaining state qualifications, but it provides essential knowledge, skills, and competencies necessary for personal and professional development. This can take the form of short-term courses, training sessions, seminars, workshops, or practical classes.

The foundation of informal education is based on three principles:

"Learning in Action" — acquiring knowledge through practical activities;

"Learning to interact" — learning to collaborate with others, in a team;

"Learning to learn" — analyzing personal experience and transforming it into new knowledge.

Informal education is primarily about opportunities: for self-development, self-realization, finding motivation and inspiration, and for forming an active civic position.If there are opportunities, they must definitely be utilized, as it is through education and development that we create our future.

List of non-formal education courses at the Center for Non-Formal Education of the National University of Water Management and Nature Resources Use:

- Legal Journalism

- Basics of Coaching Activities

- School of Good Governance

- UAV Operator

- Head of Community Cultural Institutions

- Resolving Legal Conflicts Peacefully (Mediation)

- Legal Translation

Informal education (self-education) is education based on the self-organized acquisition of certain competencies by each of us, particularly during everyday activities related to professional, community, or other activities, family, or leisure. Such educational activities are not necessarily purposeful and structured, but contribute to the expansion of professional knowledge and skills and are one of the key competencies of a person.Listof portals that host various courses and lectures.