Conference 2010
"Crossing Boundaries: The multiple roles of trainers and teachers in vocational education and training"
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Network to support VET trainers in Europe
Network to support VET trainers in Europe
The Network of Trainers in Europe is a result of a Leonardo funded project which aims to establish linkage between researchers and practitioners of VET training across Europe.
On the left collum of the starting page you find the outcome of the project: results of a survey, conference proceedings, and links to related projects.
But the most important aspect is the network functionality of the platform.
The main aim is to connect people with similar interest in the VET topic. Each member can set up own blogs and discussion groups in any language he or she prefers that is related to the topic of VET teachers and trainers. Personal contacts and exchanges can be established by becoming friends with other members of the network similar to other social media platforms like Facebook or LinkedIn.
Additionally the platform seeks to provide information about upcoming events related to this topic. Events are any kind of events related to the topic of VET trainers e. g. workshop, conferences, professional development courses. We asked all members to share the information about upcoming events no matter whether it is a national or European event or if they are affiliated with it or not.
Everything that is of interest on this topic will hopefully find its way on the platform.
More informations on the functionalities of the platform will be posted in the general blog.
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Lagutin Andriy joined the group Online Exhibition 3 weeks ago
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Sandie Gay wrote on the wire of the group Participants of the Conference 2010 in Kostelec: 3 weeks, 3 days ago
Hi
I am looking forward to attending this conference and investigating travel and accommodation. I will be travelling from the UK to arrive in Prague on the Wednesday 13 Oct. The Hotel Pratol as recommended offers an airport transfer service at a cost €60 which seems sensible. Is anyone else going to be staying [...] -
Sandie Gay joined the group Participants of the Conference 2010 in Kostelec 3 weeks, 3 days ago
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Joanna Burchert wrote on the wire of the group Participants of the Conference 2010 in Kostelec: 3 weeks, 3 days ago
You can put your requests and remarks in these boxes… don't be shy.
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Joanna Burchert created the group Participants of the Conference 2010 in Kostelec 3 weeks, 3 days ago
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Joanna Burchert created the blog Participants of the Conference 2010 in Kostelec 3 weeks, 3 days ago
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Joanna Burchert created the blog Participants of the Conference 2010 in Kostelec 3 weeks, 3 days ago
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Joanna Burchert wrote a new blog post: 9 1/2 weeks to the Network of Trainers in Europe Conference 3 weeks, 3 days ago
On 14./15.th of October the Network of Trainers in Europe Conference will take place in Kostelec, near Prague, in the Czech Republic.
Until now, we have 85 registered participants from all over the world, especially from Spain, Greece and the UK. But also colleagues from Nigeria, India, Indonesia, Canada and [...]
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silvia wrote a new blog post: First University in Austria can educate IVET trainers 1 month ago
The “Johannes Kepler University (JKU)” was recently certified by the regional chamber of economy to enable the University to educate IVET-trainers in the apprenticeship training. The University has devolped a curriculum for IVET trainers that is based on the 40-hour IVET course with interview, stated in the Vocational Training Act.
18 participants have already finished this [...]
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Dr. Nellie Deutsch wrote on their own wire: 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Being a great teacher, online and offline, requires taking risks and putting yourself out there. This is good modeling for students because it indicates that teachers are not perfect. That fact makes students feel more comfortable and open to learning.
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Charis Sirgiannis joined the group A Qualification Framework for Trainers in Europe – a Realistic Approach? 1 month, 3 weeks ago
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Charis Sirgiannis joined the group Funding Opportunities for Projects 1 month, 3 weeks ago
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Eileen Lübcke deleted the file: Summary of the Discussion from A Qualification Framework for Trainers in Europe – a Realistic Approach? 1 month, 4 weeks ago
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