Are you an active and inquisitive student? Do you have ideas about how the quality of education can be improved? Or perhaps you would like to become a student expert and contribute to assuring the quality of education for yourself and your peers? If so, this training is for you.
The “Students’ Voice” project of the National Centre for Professional Education Quality Assurance (ANQA) will organise a training course in February for students of higher education institutions and colleges.
During the training, participants will learn what quality in education and quality assurance mean, what role accreditation plays in quality assurance processes, what the accreditation criteria are, how the accreditation process is carried out, and what the work of an expert involves. Participants will also have the opportunity to meet ANQA’s leading specialists and student experts who have taken part in accreditation processes and to learn from their experience.
Participants who successfully complete the training will be included in ANQA’s student expert database and will have the opportunity to participate in accreditation processes of professional education institutions.
Students from both higher education institutions and colleges are eligible to apply. The registration deadline is 7 February.
To register, please follow the link and complete the required information.