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One of the Most important objetives of the DTSE project is the Dissemination of the Activities carried out in the project. Here you can find some of those Activities.
Entrepreneurship & Education in Romania – Prof Valentina Nina Barabas –
Entrepreneurship & Education in Romania – Prof Valentina Nina Barabas – Edufinet Congress Participation of Prof. Valentina Nina Barabas from Bussiness High School N. Kretzelescu and (ECIE) European Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship in the el International Congress about Entrepreneurship & Education, Organized by Unicaja and Edufinet. Prof Barabas Analysed this subject in Europe and in Romania.
Entrepreneurship in Spain in Youth Entrepreneurship Congress by Phd. Andrés González
Participation of Andrés González (ECIE ) European Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship & DTSE in the Youth Entrepreneurship Congress Organized by Unicaja and Edufinet within the framework of the Erasmus DTSE Project
C4 Meeting Bucharest Meeting in Top educative Romanian Magazine
C4 Conference: Examples of good practice in social entrepreneurship. Inet Network
PhD Manuela Jaber from Superior School of Commerce N. Kretzulescu, Bucharest, Romania Responsible Netinvet Gave us a conference about the Examples of good practice in social entrepreneurship in the Inet Network.
the Inet Network is a very interesting organization to develop European Mobilities
The NETINVET network facilitated:
- the opportunities for students mobility and sharing good practices.
- common references for trainings in the international trade; recognition of learning outcomes acquired by learners abroad;
- transfer and validation of participants learning outcomes
- the acquisition of valuable professional experience in another European Country
- the recognition of mobility in vocational training within the sector of international trade
- Mobility throughout vocational training is a real added value in building the future professional career of students.
From this lines we would like to thanks this nice presentation.
C4 Meeting, Bucharest Dissemination
SCHOOLS AND THE WORLD OF WORK
The theme of the meeting in Bucharest
21-25 01.2019
Dissemination
Article about our project in a Romanian publication.
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OPINIA NATIONALA- Newspaper for information and ideas of great national interest
C4 Meeting, Bucharest, Tuesday, January 22, 2019
SCHOOLS AND THE WORLD OF WORK
The theme of the meeting in Bucharest
TUESDAY
22 .01.2019
Tuesday began with an exciting speech “Connections between the competences formed in the school and the requirements of the business environment” given by Miltiade Stanciu, Associate Professor PhD of “Spiru Haret” University, which has led to reflection on related topics such as the future of education. The teacher even proposed radical solutions to education reform in order to adapt education to the requirements of modern man and contemporary society.
The students coordinated by Prof. Daniela Carmen Paraschiv provided an example of good practice proving the competencies acquired through the practice of the Erasmus
“BENCHMARKING INNOVATIVE in Technological Education and Tourism for Sustainable European Cooperation”.
During our visit to the Financial Supervisory Authority, we have been informed about the way in which Romaniatries to develop, acquire and deepen some elements of financial education at the level of primary educationgymnasium, high school, university and adult education in accordance with the National Strategy for Financial Education and an exchange of views on how the objectives of this type of education are achieved in the countries participating in the project.
ASF Romania- Presentation within the DTSE project
We continued to offer our guests moments of enjoyment accompanied by information on the history of the country by visiting the Cotroceni National Museum, a museum of memorialistic heritage opened 27 years ago, one of the most interesting museums in the country and one of the best preserved monuments from Bucharest. The Cotroceni ensemble is the most important building of the prince Serban Cantacuzino in the second half of the 19th century. 17, but the history of the palace bears the prints of many personalities, such as Şerban Cantacuzino, Constanin Brâncoveanu, oan and Constantin Mavrocordat, Tudor Vladimirescu, the ruler of Unirii Alexandru Ioan Cuza, Carol I and the heir prince, later King Ferdinand. The museum is situated in a historical monument representative of the Romanian architecture at the end of the 19th century, the royal palace Cotroceni, which remarkably integrated a part of the medieval architecture of the monastery founded by Walla Walla Wallachia, Şerban Cantacuzino, towards the end of the 17th century.
C4 Meeting, Bucharest, Thursday , January 21, 2019
SCHOOLS AND THE WORLD OF WORK
The theme of the meeting in Bucharest
THURSDAY
24.01.2019
On Thursday we also discovered the world of stories and the realms of dreams by visiting two castles: Bran Castle and Peles Castle but also by admiring the wonderful landscape of the Carpathian arch. We have also seen tourism entrepreneurs at home, a subject of reflection on the challenges of Romanian tourism. The full winter snow over the snowy layer or even the frozen rain and the sky did not diminish the college’s fascination with the beauties offered by the Prahova Valley.
C4 Meeting, Bucharest, Friday, January 25, 2019
SCHOOLS AND THE WORLD OF WORK
The theme of the meeting in Bucharest
FRIDAY
25.01.2019
Skills developed through project-based learning are a subject of reflection based on materials made available by organizers for Friday.
Project Based Learning: Explained.
Competency-based Learning in 60 Seconds
The online feedback quiz provides analytical material for our organizing team to see the degree of achievement of goals meeting in the opinion of the participants in the meeting.
Evaluation of DesignThinking C4 Bucharest Romania
Following the talks, the work assignments for the preparation of the next C5 meeting to be held in Bucharest as well as the pupils’ activities within the etwinning project associated with the Erasmus + project were established.
In conclusion, it was a week in which many activities attributable to this mobility were carried out according to the calendar of the project, complemented by cultural activities to bring partners to the atmosphere of Bucharest today and yesterday, we experienced the experience of the entrepreneur in tourism. We are preparing to host, also in Bucharest, the next meeting and to offer new experiences of learning and exploring the beauties of our country.
We look forward to the next meeting with interest and excitement.
Romanian Team
C4 Meeting, Bucharest, Monday, January 21, 2019
SCHOOLS AND THE WORLD OF WORK
The theme of the meeting in Bucharest
MONDAY
21.01 2019
After the presentation of the school and the guests, the activities of the first day – Monday, January 21 – continued with the SWOT Analysis of Social Entrepreneurship, materialized by the Romanian team, which was a basis for discussion for our partners as well as for the guests. They exemplified the activities carried out by each one in addition to one part of the analysis.
We visited some of the school’s cabinets and labs.
The Czech team has coordinated an initiation work-shop to use the eXeLearning program, a free software tool to create educational content. It allows the creation of easily navigable web pages, including text, images, interactive activities, image galleries, or multimedia clips. All educational materials generated with eXeLearning can be exported in different digital formats used independently or integrated into a Learning Management System (LMS), such as Moodle, which is why it is intended to use it to continue with the manual entrepreneurship this time in digital form.
We enjoyed the support we had from the Dean of the Spiru Haret University, Dr Mariana Iatagan, and the presence in our school of the TV reportage track TVH KIDS CHANNEL – a television dedicated to children and parents.
We completed the day’s information with the introduction in the history of our place, our school being in the vicinity of the zero kilometer of the capital, so from St. George’s Church Square we headed to the Historical Center Assembly, otherwise listed in the Historical Monuments List in 2010. In -a period decoration, preserving much of the history of Bucharest, the Old Court, Manuc’s Inn, the Stavropoleos and St. Anton churches, as many other old buildings have been in the spotlight of our invitations. The buildings on Lipscani Street were built mainly in the 19th century. the nineteenth century in the neo-classical and neo-baroque style completed the mute history of Bucharest.
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