Critical Thinking: How to Develop Critical Thinking Skills

For Critical Thinking: How to Develop Critical Thinking Skills, applications close Anytime; tuition is $120 USD.

Critical Thinking: How to Develop Critical Thinking Skills is a non-degree program at BoxPlay in Stockholm, lasting one week, taught in English, focusing on developing critical thinking skills, available to pre-high school students.

The program teaches logical reasoning, problem-solving, and decision-making, with interactive exercises and real-life examples, helping students develop analytical and evaluative skills.

Students can apply their skills as Data Analysts, Research Assistants, Policy Analysts, or Management Consultants, working in various industries, including finance, healthcare, or government.

BoxPlay, based in Stockholm and founded in 2020, is an edtech company that reimagines professional learning through story-driven, media-rich programs rather than a traditional academic campus. With a small portfolio of five upskilling programs, BoxPlay focuses on soft skills such as leadership, communication, inclusion, and resilience by turning workplace scenarios into serialized learning experiences designed for engagement and retention.

The company blends cinematic storytelling with evidence-informed learning design to create biteable episodes, reflective activities, and coached practice that scale across organizations. Its client base includes corporate partners, academic institutions, and nonprofits seeking interactive staff and student development. Content is accessible online, designed for remote cohorts and on-demand learners, and emphasizes practical application so participants can transfer new behaviors into their daily work.

For international learners and employers, BoxPlay offers a flexible route to build workplace-ready skills without long campus commitments. Programs typically award certificates and can be integrated into broader talent development plans or continuing education pathways. Prospective learners should consider employer sponsorship or cohort enrollment to gain peer feedback and coaching, and can expect an immersive, narrative approach that complements technical qualifications.