New Ukrainian School is a huge leap for Ukrainian society and a challenge for educators. We believe it is easier to surmount the difficulties when you have a positive model and a network of acquaintances. To provide you with this support, we have launched Digital Labs: educators.
Digital Labs bring together educators from all over Ukraine to overcome common challenges. You will learn about the effective solutions in lectures with experts from the EU, UK, and Ukraine, come up with ideas in workshops, and, teamed with other participants, design and present a solution to a pressing issue of modern education. The experts will be there for you to advise and direct. Authors of the best methodologies will get up to EUR 500 on further professional advancement.
We open calls for this Digital Lab a couple of times a year. Follow us on social media or subscribe to our newsletter to be the first to hear the updates.
The Digital Lab focuses on the New Ukrainian School and its pillars: decentralisation in education, elementary education, inclusive education, innovative education, and vocational education. We offer 15 workshops and 5 hours of mentor sessions to look into the hottest topic for educators from Ukraine.
Heads of principal educational institutions, authors of new methodologies, talented professors and teachers, working with the New Ukrainian School and similar reforms will point at their nuances and share solutions. You will learn fresh ideas that can be adapted to the Ukrainian context in lectures with educators from the EU and the UK, as well as adopt effective strategies offered by Ukrainian specialists.
You will leave the digital lab with a methodology you can apply at work right away. It will be rooted in the know-how of proactive educators all over Europe, reviewed by experts in mentor sessions, and well-structured for a final presentation. Prepare a thought-out methodology, and get a reward: a stipend to spend on professional advancement.
We welcome professionals who have been working in education for at least three years. School staff, vocational education managers, experts in inclusive education, specialists working in education reform and designing new training methods will all find a fitting Lab. We value strong motivation to join and eagerness to share the knowledge with your professional community.
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