European Forum
Advanced Training on (Forced) Migration and Human Rights: Challenges and Approaches for European Citizenship Education
Seminar: 14 - 18 April 2010, Berlin
funded by: “Remembrance and Future Fund” and the European Commission
Deadline for Application: 14 March 2010
Network Migration in Europe organizes a transnational European Forum: Advanced Training on (Forced) Migration and Human Rights: Challenges and Approaches for European Citizenship Education. The European Forum is devoted to active learning and the dialogue on (forced) migrations and human rights in Europe´s past and present, and on European multicultural and interethnic experiences and relations.
We invite applications from multipliers, trainee teachers, young teachers, activists and advanced students engaged in education and training work.
During the European Forum Program in Berlin the participants will be offered five days of educational training and educational site visits in order to learn about learning approaches, learning/teaching models and educational project work on the topic of how European societies deal with migration and integration in past and present.
The participation in the educational training seminar requires:
1. Preparation work with the training seminar reader.
2. Active (educational and methodical) team work during the seminar 3. Elaboration of a short working-sheet or project for school, adult or community education to be published on an internet platform (www.migrationeducation.org) .
At the end of the seminar a certificate will be given for successful participation. Participants use the knowledge, methods and experiences gained during the training seminar in their educational work, school teaching, youth work, adult teaching, community and museums work.
Good active and passive command of English is mandatory. The European Forum looks for participants who are at ease with intense, constant group activities and interaction.
Travel expenses up to 80 € for participants from old EU member states and 50 € for participants from new member states have to be paid by the participants, additional costs are covered by Network Migration.
Costs and expenses for accommodation and food are covered.
Applications must be submitted by 14 March 2010
The following information is required from each applicant. It must be submitted in one package. An incomplete application will not be considered.
1) application form (see below)
2) curriculum vitae (no more than one pages
Return all required information via email to:
Dr. Andrea Schmelz, Dr. Anne von Oswald
Email: info@network- migration. org
www.network-migration.org
Network Migration in Europe
Application Form for European Forum on human rights training
November/December 2009 Berlin
Name:
Address:
Telephone/Cell Phone/ Fax:
Email-Address:
Age: Gender: female
Academic Background
Field of Studies:
University: No of Semesters: 6
or
Organisation/ Educational sector:
Level of English Proficiency:
Speaking: Fair Medium Excellent
Understanding: Fair Medium Excellent
Writing: Fair Medium Excellent
Other foreign languages spoken:
Personal Interests:
Extra-Curricular Activities (on a separate sheet, if needed):
Membership in organizations etc.:
Please answer the following questions:
1. What is your motivation to participate in the training seminar?
2. Do you have any experiences in the field of educational work?
3. What do you expect from the training seminar?
Please quote 10 Academic Resources Daily in your application to this opportunity!
