BE-Rural will organise a summer school for teachers interested in developing curricula and educational material on sustainability and the bioeconomy. The summer school will primarily be targeted at teachers in the five innovation regions. The summer school will include both theoretical and practical classes, with presentations from practitioners, and a field trip to a relevant project.
The educational material from the summer school will be made available on the project website, and form a resource for teachers and other interested parties.
Four-day teachers’ summer school on sustainability and the bioeconomy
Dates and times:
Spring/Summer 2021; exact date TBC
Location:
University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland
Aim of the summer school: In order to facilitate further learning and wider multiplier effects (i.e. reaching a wider audience than those attending individual events), BE-Rural will organise a summer school for teachers interested in developing curricula and educational material on sustainability and the bioeconomy. The summer school is primarily targeted at teachers from BE-Rural’s OIP regions, but participation is open to a limited number of teachers from other moderate/modest innovator regions. We hope that the people selected to attend the teachers’ summer school may be willing to be involved in educational events on the respective OIP regions afterwards (although this is not compulsory). The summer school will include both theoretical and practical classes, with presentations from practitioners, and a field trip to a relevant project.
Language:
The summer school will be held in English.
Registration:
Please fill in this form if you are interested in attending the Teachers’ Summer School.
| This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation Programme under Grant Agreement No 818478. |
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