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West Midlands GRUNDTVIG Seminar
Socrates European Education and Training Programme
This event is now FULL
| Date: | Friday 14 July 2006 |
| Venue: | Woodbrooke Quaker Study Centre, Birmingham |
| Ref: | C1396/07/06 |
| Fee*: | Free of charge |
[Background] [Audience] [Programme]
Background
The event will provide information about how to take part in GRUNDTVIG, the action within the Socrates European Education and Training Programme which is exclusively concerned with adult learning and is open to everyone engaged in non-formal and formal Adult Education.
This workshop will cover the aims of Grundtvig, examples of good practice, advice on preparing proposals, finding European Partners and taking part in transnational work. These seminars will also provide participants with the information needed to prepare an application for funding and the opportunity to hear first hand about a number of successful Grundtvig projects.
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Audience
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Programme
| 12:30 | Arrival and Registration (Tea/Coffee available) |
| 13:00 | Welcome Marie Kerwin, Regional Development Officer – West Midlands and North West (Literacy, Language and Numeracy), NIACE |
| 13:10 | What is Grundtvig and how to
apply Sue Waddington, Development Officer - European Policies, NIACE |
| 13.50 | Case Study 1 The Three C’s David Evans, Principal, Pendrell Hall College |
| 14.15 | Tea and Coffee |
| 14.30 | Case Study 2 Support the Future Andrew Broughton, Head of Sensory Inclusion Service, Glebe Centre |
| 14.55 | Case Study 3 Learning, life histories and citizenship project Geoff Trodd and Karen Bhamra, Harrow Council |
| 15.20 | Open question and answer session |
| 15.45 | Close of event |
This programme is correct at the time of going to press. The organisers reserve the right to make changes to the published programme in the event of one or more of the advertised speakers being unable to attend. Delegates will have no claim against NIACE in respect of such changes.
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