Study tour for educators – decentralisation reform // expired

Sector: Education

Type: Study tour

Location: Slovakia

Deadline: Finished

Organiser:

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Kateryna Alymova
Translation Grants, Study Tours, and International Residencies
kateryna.alymova@houseofeurope.org.ua

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This opportunity offers participation in a week-long study tour in Slovakia, focusing on the decentralisation of education, in order to

Internationalise networks
Exchange and reflect on the institutional organisation of a decentralised educational system (while ensuring the quality of education); on school-related concepts and methodologies, approaches and working methods, success-models and challenges
Receive training and build capacities for professional and organisational advancement

Can I apply?

This opportunity is perfectly suited for:

Teachers and school principals (headmasters, counsellors) from small and medium-sized cities (excluding oblast centres)
Those directly involved in the decentralisation process and who have adopted best practices of the educational reform process
Specialists working in the development of the strategic framework for educational decentralization

What do I need to apply?

A scan of the first page of your passport indicating your birth date
At least five years of professional experience in the field of education
Your professional CV
Motivation letter
Two recommendation letters from employers or/and an organisation you have worked with

How do I apply?

Read the Application Guidelines carefully and apply via our online platform.

Good to know

Only individual applications are eligible, group applications are not.
You can apply for only one study tour within one call.
If unsuccessful, you may apply again in the next call.
You may take part only once in a House of Europe study tour.
However, you may still be eligible to apply for other House of Europe opportunities.
You must have a biometric passport or be able to obtain a biometric passport, or you must obtain a visa for the intended EU country(-ies) of travel for insertion in your valid non-biometric passport.
You are responsible for all personal travel documents, including visas, insurance, and biometric passport.
In the event you are under a valid EU travel ban you are ineligible for this event.

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