Holiday /Dance Workshop in ITALY - Stage / Vacanza "Porto San Giorgio in DANZA " Italiano / ENGLISH
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Stage/Vacanza "Porto San Giorgio in DANZA" 26 - 31 luglio 2005
Workshop per INSEGNANTI della Danza classica con :
Dott.ssa Marit Bech ( Norvegia -Russia )
membro dell’International Vaganova Method Society
Rilascio Attestato Vaganova Method 1° Corso per un totale di 24 ore di studio.
In regalo solo per gli insegnanti partecipanti al Workshop il Libro del Primo Corso del metodo Vaganova del valore di 36 euro.
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9 Corsi al Giorno
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8.30 - 10.00 Marit Bech - Classico principianti/Intermedio
10.00 - 11.30 Virgilio Pitzalis Jazz Principianti
11.30 - 13.00 ** Veronica Peparini - Modern principianti
11.30 - 13.00 * Klajdi Hip Hop Unico livello
13.00 - 14.30 * Klajdi Modern Jazz Unico livello
14.30 - 16.00 Sihem Danze Orientali
16.00 - 17.30 Veronica Peparini Modern Intermedio
17.30 - 19.00 Massimo Perugini Contemporaneo
19.00 - 20.30 Virgilio Pitzalis Jazz Intermedio
20.30 - 22.00 Brian Bullard Hip Hop unico livello
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* dal 26 al 28 luglio ** dal 29 al 31 luglio
Per Partecipare allo Stage/Vacanza è necessario iscriversi inviando la quota intera compresa dell'Iscrizione di 35 euro non soggetta agli sconti più il costo del corso o delle formule prescelte di partecipazione e chi è interessato anche del Hotel David Palace tramite versamento con Vaglia Postale intestata a :
GISELLE Danza e Musica
via G. Da Sangallo 12
63017 Porto San Giorgio AP Italia
Indicare nel causale ( obbligatorio ) il Codice Fiscale del partecipante,Il corso o formule di corsi prescelte ed un contatto telefonico o fax.
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tel: +39.0734672051
mobile: +39.328.6136499
Fax: +39.02.700438165
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Workshop/Holiday "Porto San Giorgio in DANZA" 26 - 31 July 2005
Workshop for Ballet TEACHERS featuring :
Ms. Marit Bech ( Norway -Russia )Member of the International Vaganova Method Society
Subscription Costs for this workshop for Ballet Teachers :
Price A: 500,00 Euro – If price is paid in full on arrival in July
Price B: 300,00 Euro – for Teachers who bring 6 students to the WORKSHOPS
A Certificate of Attendance of the Vaganova Method 1st Course will be handed out at the end of the 24 hours of lessons.
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9 Courses a Day
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Time
08h30-10h00 Marit Bech Ballet Intermediate
10h00-11h30 Virgilio Pitzalis Jazz Beginners
11h30-13h00 Veronica Peparini Modern Beginners**
Klajdi Selimi Hip Hop One Level *
13h00-14h30 Klajdi Selimi Modern Jazz One Level *
14h30-16h00 Sihem Oriental Dance
16h00 -17h30 Veronica Peparini Modern Intermediate
17h30-19h00 Massimo Perugini Contemporary
19h00-20h30 Virgilio Pitzalis Jazz Intermediate
20h30-22h00 Brian Bullard Hip Hop One Level
* Lessons between the 26 – 28th July 2005
** Lessons between the 29 – 31st July 2005
COSTS
One Lesson 30 Euro
6 Lessons 160 Euro
12 Lessons 270 Euro
18 Lessons 360 Euro
24 Lessons 430 Euro
30 Lessons 480 Euro
36 Lessons 530 Euro
Day Open Card ( valid for 8 lessons ) 90 Euro
Open Card (valid for all the Stage – 51 Lessons) * 500 Euro
For all payments settled before the :
30th June a Discount of 10 % will be applied
Conventions for Accomodation at Hotel David Palace ****
Prices per person for 6 nights in Double Room - 14 rooms available :
BB ( Bed&Breakfast) 234,00 EURO in Standard Double Room
HB (Half Board) 276.00 EURO in Standard Double Room
FB (Full Board) 312,00 EURO in Standard Double Room
Prices per person for 6 nights in Triple Room - 24 rooms available :
BB ( Bed&Breakfast) 145,00 EURO in Standard Triple Room
HB (Half Board) 198.00 EURO in Standard Triple Room
FB (Full Board) 228,00 EURO in Standard Triple Room
The prices apply both for the participants following the courses as well as anyone accompanying the participants.
Bookings should be made up to the 15 June 2005; after such date we cannot guarantee the availability of accommodation at the David Palace Hotel ****
For further information about the hotel please visit the following website:
http:\\www.hoteldavidpalace.it
http:\\www.giselle.it
tel: +39.0734672051
mobile: +39.328.6136499
Fax: +39.02.700438165
Master Study Program Health and Society
Master Study Program Health and Society:
International Gender Studies Berlin
The program comprises the following modules:
- Health in various cultural contexts
- Living conditions of women and men in differing societies and
their impact on health
- Diseases and health risks
- Reproductive health in an intercultural context
- Health care systems and services
- Key Qualification Module
The course of study, including the writing of the Master's thesis,
lasts 18 months. The language of instruction will be English.
Intended to take place within this period are five six-week modules
as on-site study, a key qualifications module, an project course and
three months for the completion of the master's thesis.
Admission requirements
- A college degree (Bachelors level or above (diploma, etc.)
- At least 2 years of experience in a health profession
- Evidence of sufficient mastery of the English language (for
example, TOEFL)
Deadline for applications is extended to
June 30, 2005
International Conference, Romania 21-25 September
International Conference
The Different Dimensions of Education in Prison
Romania 21-25 September
UNESCO Institute for education, Romanian Centre for Education and Human
Development and International Watch on Education in Prison, organise in
Romania between 21 - 25 September 2005, the international seminar The
Different Dimensions of Education in Prison.
The mains objectives of the conference consist in:
- replace different dimensions of education in prison in the context
of lifelong learning and education for all (education for prisoners and
staff)
- offer the opportunity to decision makers, practitioners, teachers,
trainers to share experiences and pedagogical material
- underline the links between different educational initiatives and
the social context
- strengthen the role of non formal education in prison
- analyse the materials used in prison from the intercultural
education perspective
The conference plans to give a complete perspective of the state of art in
Europe (and in the world) by plenary sessions, workshops on different
dimensions of education in prison; exhibitions of materials (books, video,
.).
The European report on education in prison will be distributed to all
participants (state of art).
The Seminar will also formulate recommendations for national organisations,
European Union, UNESCO and Council of Europe.
The participants will be represented by Decision makers, Trainers of
trainers, Staff and personal from penitentiaries, representatives of NGOs
activating in the field, Universities, Research Institutes from Europe and
also America, Africa, Asia.
Please find attached all the information in this respect.
Contact Persons - Camelia Tancau
CRED - Romania Centre for Education and Human Development
Str. P-ta Natiunile Unite nr.3-5, Ap. 70, Bucuresti
Tel-fax - 00-40-21-336 52 45
e-mail
cred@dnt.ro
International Work Camp for the Rehabilitation of Water Supply, 15-30 July 2005, Ibe, Albania
International Work Camp for the Rehabilitation of Water Supply, 15-30 July 2005, Ibe, Albania
Application deadline:
15 July 2005The aim of the work camp is to provide clean drinking water to the inhabitants of the village of Ibe and to promote volunteering and cross-cultural activities.
Target group: Project managers, Trainers, Young people, Youth leaders, Youth workers from EU member states, EFTA countries/EEA member states, pre-accession countries, all Mediterranean partner countries (Euro-Med), all Commonwealth of Independant States (CIS), all South East Europe, all Latin America, all others.
The international work camp will bring together 10 to 14 youngsters aged 17 and from all European countries. The participants of the work camp will be involved in one-day orientation through which they will learn about the country of Albania and about Albanian culture and language. The participants of the work camp will be involved in working 4 to 5 hours daily and will have to do some cooking, washing, and cleaning as well. The participants of the work camp will be accommodated in tents near to one house in the village in order to meet the basic needs of the participants.
Costs: The organiser will cover the costs of the accommodation, food, programme, local transport, and on-arrival orientation training. The participants will have to cover their international travel costs, visa costs, health insurance and contribute a fee of 250 EUR.
Working language: English
Application form
Application to: Albanian non-profit organisation "Uji & Mjedisi", Altin Qefalia, Rr. Sulejman Pasha, pa2, hyr. 2, ap. 39, Tirana, Albania, phone +355 69 251 24 39, fax +355 4 24 22 45, e-mail uji_mjedisi@yahoo.com.
Training Course on Intercultural Conflict Management. Clash of Cultures Versus Common European Value, 28 August - 8 September 2005, Estonia
Training Course on Intercultural Conflict Management. Clash of Cultures Versus Common European Value, 28 August - 8 September 2005, Estonia
Application deadline:
26 June 2005The training will provide the participants with tools for intercultural learning and conflict management and put them into model conflict situations so that they will become aware of the importance of intercultural dialogue and understanding.
Target group: Project managers, Trainers, Young people, Youth leaders, Youth workers from Estonia, Greece, Italy, Latvia, Turkey, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Serbia and Montenegro
Aims & Objectives:
* to support the professional development of the participants by extending their competencies to implement multi- and intercultural projects
* to reflect on the concepts of intercultural differences and conflict transformation
* to develop co-operation and to prepare the creation of networks between participants
* to provide tools and guidelines for working in an intercultural environment
* to enable participants to develop techniques and methods to be used in upcoming projects
* to extend the participants? knowledge and understanding of the multi- and intercultural dimension of Europe
* to share experience and knowledge among participants
* to assist the participants in setting up YOUTH projects and improve their quality
Programme elements: Creation of group dynamics, Lectures, Simulations, Role plays, Workshops, Field visits
Successful applicants are asked to prepare the following:
* Essay (max. two A4 pages) of the intercultural conflict aspect of their present living environment (historical background, developments, and their perspective)
* Presentation of themselves
* Presentation of their country
* Presentation of their organisation
Costs: Board and lodging are fully covered by the programme. 70% of the travel expences will be reimbursed, provided that the cheapest means of travel is used (2nd/economy class, APEX, etc.).
Working language: English
Application form
Application to: European Movement in Estonia/Eurodesk Estonia, Hannes Sildnik, Estonia pst. 5a, 10143 Tallinn, phone 003726419680, fax 003726306616, e-mail eurodesk@eurodesk.ee, web http://www.euroopaliikumine.ee.
Training for Young Environmental Leaders from Central, Eastern and South Eastern Europe, 5 September - 1. October 2005, Hungary & Italy
Training for Young Environmental Leaders from Central, Eastern and South Eastern Europe, 5 September - 1. October 2005, Hungary & ItalyApplication deadline:
15 July 2005The Regional Environmental Center for Central and Eastern Europe (REC) has teamed up with Italian NGO L'Umana Dimora Onlus to add years of practical EU experience to its Training for Young Environmental Leaders programme. The programme provides advanced training in organisational development, project management and environmental topics in a stimulating international atmosphere. Each training session consists of three weeks of theoretical training focused on organisation and project management, and a one-week study tour in Italy. The theoretical training takes place in a multicultural setting at the REC's head office in Szentendre, Hungary, while the study tour focuses on the latest environmental methods in dealing with issues such as preserving protected areas, sustainable agriculture, water resources, waste management and energy efficiency.
Eligibility and funding: The REC invites young environmentalists from different backgrounds throughout Central and Eastern Europe to apply for the programme. Applicants should be between 20 and 30 years old, display a strong commitment to the environment in the CEE region, work at an environmental NGO, possess citizenship from one of the participating countries, and speak and write English well.
For the 2005 and 2006 sessions, the REC invites participants from Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Cyprus, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, FYR Macedonia, Malta, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Serbia and Montenegro and Turkey. The REC will cover all costs related to travel, food, training fees and accommodation for participants from the countries listed above.
Selection process: All applications are screened by the REC to identify potential participants. Brief telephone interviews are conducted with selected participants for the final selection. Chosen participants are informed no later than three weeks after the interview.
Further information and application form are available at http://www.rec.org/REC/Programs/JFellows.html. Should you need further information, please contact Adriana Craciun, Project Manager at REC, NGO Support and Capacity Building Programme, Regional Environmental Center for Central and Eastern Europe, Ady Endre ut 9-11 2000 Szentendre, Hungary, tel. (36-26) 504-068, fax (36-26) 311-294, e-mail acraciun@rec.org.
European Regional Master's Degree in Democracy and Human Rights in SEE
THE EUROPEAN REGIONAL MASTER'S DEGREE IN DEMOCRACY AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN SOUTH
EAST EUROPE
Sarajevo - Bologna
A.Y. 2005-2006
The European Regional Master's Degree in Human Rights and Democracy in South
East Europe is an intensive one-year course established through the joint
efforts of the participating universities and coordinated by the
Universities of Sarajevo and Bologna. At present it is in its fifth year of
implementation. The Degree is co-founded by the European Commission and the
Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The Master's Programme is structured in three terms - I) October 2005 - June
2006: Lecturing period at the University of Sarajevo; II) June - July 2006:
Internship work across South East Europe; III) September - October 2006:
Master's Thesis writing-up period at the University of Bologna. The teaching
activities involve renowned Faculty members coming from more than 25
European and other countries. Internships take place at various regional
NGOs, IGOs, think-tanks and research institutes dealing with issues of human
rights and democracy in South East Europe. The third term is hosted by the
University of Bologna Residential Centre in Bertinoro, Italy.
Each academic year the Programme enrolls 35 students from the countries of
South East Europe and the European Union.
THE APPLICATION PROCESS FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2005/2006 IS NOW OPEN.
Interested candidates should submit the filled in application form and all
other required documentation to the Center for Interdisciplinary
Postgraduate Studies of the University of Sarajevo.
The Programme is able to offer study grants based on the merit of each
candidacy.
The application form and additional information are available at:
www.cps.edu.ba
The deadline for submitting the full application package is:
July 31, 2005
For further information please contact:
Center for Interdisciplinary Postgraduate Studies, University of Sarajevo
Zmaja od Bosne 8, Student's Campus, 71 000 Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Tel: + 387 33 668 685 *Fax: + 387 33 668 683
E-mail: coordination@cps.edu.ba
Kumjana Novakova
Center for Interdisciplinary
Postgraduate Studies
Zmaja od Bosne 8
71000 Sarajevo
Bosnia and Herzegovina
web: www.cps.edu.ba
e-mail: kumjana@cps.edu.ba
phone/fax: + 387 33 668 683
European Studies Master's Course at the University of Novi Sad in October 2005
We would like to announce the beginning of the European Studies Master's Course at the University of Novi Sad in
October 2005.
We would be very grateful if you could disseminate the information among your fellow students.
The first enrolment period is currently under way (
1-30 June 2005). The second one will be in
September 2005.
We appreciate your effort and invite you to visit our web-site
www.caesar.ns.ac.yu
Workshop at the University of Bielefeld, 24-25 Nov. 2005
THE MAKING OF “WORLD SOCIETY“: Transnational Practices and Global
Structures
Workshop at the University of Bielefeld, 24-25 Nov. 2005
The phenomenon of transnationality has been intensely discussed from
different perspectives over the last years. Especially in globalisation
and
migration studies, the focus has been put on the emergence of new
social
formations and lifestyles that cross the borders of the national
states.
This raises criticism into the concepts of social sciences,
traditionally
bounded to the framework of the nation states (methodological
nationalism)
and opens an inquiry on the necessity to transform them.
The aim of this conference is to analyze the transnational and global
formations, by portraying them in a „world society perspective“. This
approach stresses that the world as a whole should be taken as a social
realm, in which transnational or global processes are embedded. In this
respect, different functions and structures of the world society might
be
empirically analyzed, for instance, global networks, organisations, and
global markets. From this angle, we look at the possible commonness
between
the world society perspective and research of transnationality. In this
light, we might look at communication and economic practices of
transnational actors, at the ways in which local and global interact in
specific markets or development processes. Accordingly, the conference
is
organized in four panels.
Panel 1: Transnational Practices and Development
Contributing to local development processes is increasingly becoming a
responsibility of transnational actors that are located beyond the
state.
Contributing to the transformation of home is the aim of many migrants
especially from countries in conflict. But apart from political
mobilisation, the major focus lies on active engagement in
post-conflict
reconstruction. Financial assistance (e.g. remittances, donations) and
other
forms of intervention by transnational actors (diaspora, international
organisations, etc) into local contexts are at the centre of attention
in
this panel. The aim is to figure out, how practices of transnational
actors
and their negotiations with actors at different levels are influencing
local
processes of social change.
Panel 2: Transnational Practices and Irregular Migrants
This panel focuses on the transnational practices of irregular
migrants,
their role in the emergence and development of ethnic transnationally
(or
even globally) operating enterprises. The attention can be paid either
on
direct effects of irregularity in the emergence of transnational fields
(by
influencing remittances and transnational circuits), on the emergence
of
transnational structures (such as networks, enterprises, and so on) or
on
ethnic transnational structures that use the irregular migrants (on the
same
or on a different ethno-national group). At the same time, since less
was
done in understanding gender differences in transnational practices of
the
irregular migrants, in this panel there are also welcomed gender
approaches
to this issue, including eventually social changes and redefinitions
produced by these processes.
Panel 3: Transnational Practices and Local Marketplaces
This panel will deal with transnational or global practices and
patterns in
the field of seemingly place-bound commerce and trade. The
practices/patterns may be connected with buying and selling but could
also
go far beyond; the scope of actors may include “ethnic entrepreneurs”
with
migration background as well as (transnational) organisations such as
retail
chains or franchise stores. In a second step this panel will deal with
the
consequences of these transnational practices and patterns for action
and
performance in the marketplace itself – against the background of
global
consumption patterns, changing places of production and new ways of
distribution, observation and communication.
Panel 4: Living Together while Being Apart: The Emergence of Internet
Based
Life Forms in Transnational Populations
The Internet has turned out to be the single most important medium for
global communication and networking, increasingly used by transnational
populations, in order to tie and maintain links between sites of being
and
sites of belonging. This panel seeks to analyze some of the
implications of
this fast-growing integration of Internet facilities into the
everyday-lives
of transnational families and communities. The following questions
might be
addressed at the panel: What kinds of Internet practices have been
developed
by transnational populations? How do electronic communication shape
senses
of community and belonging? How are physically grounded and virtual
sites of
life worlds interrelated and influenced by each other? How do
transnational
populations share everyday life virtually? Can we imagine that computer
mediated communication will substitute physical presence?
Conditions of participation
Participants can be either PhD students or young researchers.
Applications
should consist of a short CV (maximum two pages) and an abstract
between 500
and 1000 words. As a follow up of this workshop, we intend to edit a
publication with some of the papers presented. In case of accepted
papers,
written versions of the presentations are expected. The dead-line for
applications is 15 th of July. For applications and additional
information,
please contact the following persons:
Contact persons:
Panel 1: Eva Gerharz eva.gerharz@uni-bielefeld.de
Panel 2: Remus Anghel remus.anghel@uni-bielefeld.de
Panel 3: Sven Kleinekathoefer
sven.kleinekathoefer@uni-bielefeld.de
Panel 4: Heike Greschke heike.greschke@uni-bielefeld.de
Address:
Eva Gerharz tel: + 49-521- 1064231
Universitaet Bielefeld fax: + 49-521-1066448
Institut fuer Weltgesellschaft
Postfach 100131
33501 Bielefeld
Germany
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8th International Student Congress on ENTREPRENEURSHIP (GAIA)
( for more details and applications visit
www.gaia.org.tr )
The Organization Committee of GAIA 2005 invites you to the 8th International Student Congress on ENTREPRENEURSHIP between 19-24th June 2005.
GAIA 2005 is organized by GAIA, the sub-committee of Management & Economics Club in Bogaziçi University which is one of the most prestigious universities in Istanbul/TURKEY.
The committee has organized GAIA 2004 on Leadership that includes not only lectures, workshops and seminars but also pretty much fun and enjoyment. GAIA 2005 was a great chance for participants to improve themselves on leadership and moreover they got the opportunity to meet different cultures and know Istanbul better with parties, dinners, shopping, city tours and intercultural nights.
Bucharest Summer University
We have the pleasure to announce the first Summer School organized by the Academy of Economic Studies Bucharest – “ Bucharest Summer University” which will be held in the period between
8. – 21. August 2005 and will have as topic “ Integrating Economic Diversity in Europe”
All the necessary information, as well as the application form are to be found at the following address:
www.bsu.ase.ro
MA in european and international studies
with the cooperation of Bahcesehir University and European Institute
of International Relations.
the programme includes two terms in Istanbul and one term in Nice and
Berlin between october 2005/june 2006
The knowledge of french and english is obligatory. 10 international
and 20 turkish student will be aceepted.
for more information:
bgorak@bahcesehir.edu.trou
www.iehei.org
