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GLOBE Europe and Eurasia Regional Meeting and Training for Trainers 2017 in Israel
Location: Zichron Yaacov, Israel
06 – 10 November 2017, Zichron Yaacov, Israel
GLOBE country coordinators (CCs), teachers, trainers, scientists -- we are pleased to invite you to the GLOBE Training and Regional Meeting for Europe and Eurasia, which will be held in Zichron Yaacov, Israel. The event will be organized in cooperation with GLOBE Europe and Eurasia Board, the GLOBE Program Europe and Eurasia Region Coordination Office, and GLOBE Israel under the auspices of the Israeli Ministry for Foreign Affairs.
The meeting will consist of two parts:
- Country Coordinators Meeting: 06 –7th November
- GLOBE Training for Teachers/Trainers/Country Coordinators: 08 – 10th November
Deadline for registration for participants of the GLOBE training (08-10 November):
30th September 2017
- only for teachers, trainers, scientists, and other participants
The GLOBE Training for Trainers and Teachers will consist of parallel sessions for advanced GLOBE members (coordinators) and for beginners (teachers, new coordinators, and trainers). After completing the training, participants will be able to support CCs in organizing and conducting the trainings on different GLOBE areas in their countries.
Documents:- Agenda
- Invitation letter
- Information concerning accommodation, registration fees, and venue
For CCs/deputy CCs applying for financial support:
- The registration for CCs/deputy CCs applying for financial support is closed. In case of late registration or any changes, please contact directly Europe and Eurasia RCO at europe@globe.gov
- Please read the Guidelines for Financial Support and International Airfare Guideline (Fly American Act); download the Fly America Act Checklist
We are looking forward to seeing you in Zichron Yaacov!
News item contributed by Dana Votapkova, Bara Semerakova, GLOBE Europe and Eurasia Region Coordination Office
Email: europe@globe.gov
Skype: danavotapkova
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Event Topics: Meetings type: globe-events
Events origin: Europe and Eurasia