Prezentacija rada obuke: Change your mind - citizens in charge
Prezentacija rada petodnevne preduzetničke obuke održaće se u petak, 17. maja 2019. godine sa početkom u 8 časova na Visokoj školi strukovnih studija za obrazovanje vaspitača i trenera (nutricionista i strukovnih medicinskih sestara) u Subotici (Banijska 67).
Program:
8:00 -10: 00 časova
Prezentacija rezultata polaznika radionice
10:00 -12:00
Prezentacija uspešnih preduzetničkih priča iz Austrije
Prezentacija uspešnih preduzetničkih priča iz naše sredine (Subotica)
Visoka škola strukovnih studija za obrazovanje vaspitača i trenera (nutricionista i strukovnih medicinskih sestara) iz Subotice sprovodi projekat ,,CHANGE YOUR MIND –CITIZENS IN CHARGE,, u saradnji sa UG ,,Akademie für Politische Bildung und demokratiefördernde Maßnahmen,, iz Linca uz podršku Austrijske Razvojne Agencije (Austrian Development Agency (ADA)) kroz Building Administrative Capacities In Danube Region (BACID) grant šemu (Izgradnja administrativnih kapaciteta u Dunavskom regionu i zemljama Zapadnog Balkana), kojim upravlja Austrijsko udruženje gradova (AACT) i KDZ Centar za istraživanje javnih uprava.
Presentation of results ,, CHANGE YOUR MIND, CITIZENS IN CHARGE,,
Presentation of the work of the five-day entrepreneurial training will be held on Friday, May 17th 2019. starting at 8 am at The College of Vocational Studies for Education of Preschool Teachers and Sport Trainers (Nutritionists and Nurses) in Subotica (Banijska 67).
The program:
8:00 -10: 00
Presentation of the results of participants
10:00 -12: 00
Presentation of best practice - successful entrepreneurial stories from Austria
Presentation of best practice - successful entrepreneurial stories from our community (Subotica)
The College of Vocational Studies for Education of Preschool Teachers and Sport Trainers (Nutritionists and Nurses) from Subotica implements the project "CHANGE YOUR MIND-CITIZENS IN CHARGE" in cooperation with NGO "Akademie für Politische Bildung und demokratiefördernde Maßnahmen" from Linz . The Action is funded by the Austrian Development Agency (ADA) through the BACID grant scheme (Building Administrative Capacities in Danube Region & Western Balkans), managed by the Austrian Association of Cities and Towns (AACT) and KDZ Centre for Public Administration Research.
