CONTESSA - Train the Trainer
Contemporary Teaching Skills for South Asia
CONTESSA is a new Erasmus+ project funded by the European Commission that makes a significant contribution to the branch of Capacity Building in Higher Education (CBHE). The project is led by the University of Graz and aims to further the development of teaching skills in Cambodia and Sri Lanka through carefully selected partnerships with institutions of higher education and local educational organizations.
The goal of Capacity Building projects in the field of higher education is to encourage the cooperation between the EU and partner countries to address the challenges and opportunities among higher education institutions.
After extensive research by the University of Graz, teacher education was found to be a most crucial issue in South Asian schools. Teachers are a core element of the educational world and improving the teaching skills of future and current educators in both Cambodia and Sri Lanka will make a significant contribution that will have lasting individual and societal impacts.
Through the joint cooperation of the partner institutions in Austria, Cambodia, Germany, and Sri Lanka, the development of contemporary education and training programs will provide the necessary tools for teachers and institutions to meet international standards.
It is increasingly important for successful educators to stay up-to-date with contemporary skills and methods to use inside and outside of the classroom. CONTESSA will focus on the development of contemporary teaching skills through five carefully selected modules. The course will explore the best practices related to E-Education, subject and learner-centered teaching methods, the role of teachers in the educational sphere, diversity in the classroom and other topics crucial to modern day teaching.
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to implement newly acquired contemporary teaching skills, engage all students in classroom activities and learn new ways to help students reach their full potential.
Take part in the free of charge workshop program, developed in collaboration with
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|||||
|
Paññāsāstra University of Cambodia |
University of Colombo |
University of Cambodia |
The Open University of Sri Lanka |
University of Graz |
Dresden University of Technology |
For more information, please visit the project's homepage