The European Entrepreneurship Educators (3EP) aims to support and develop enterprise education through dedicated week long European Annual Summer Academies (EASA) from 2010 to 2012. In support of key Oslo Agenda, the EASAs will develop pedagogy and support institutional change, building confidence and practice in educators. It’s an opportunity for peers to share “know-how”, create entrepreneurial outcomes making a difference to personal practice, students, colleagues and institutions.
- Are you looking to embed enterprise and entrepreneurship in your teaching?
- Do you work to develop entrepreneurial sprits in your students?
- Are you looking for new ways to engage your learners?
- Keen to share your practice and learn from others?
- Do you want to develop your teaching in a more entrepreneurial way?
- Is your work involved in creating new enterprises?
This Summer Academy delivered 6 thematic areas over 6 days, through 50 pedagogies, supported by a “3EP entrepreneur-in-residence”, which is all underpinned by full detailed session materials to aid future teaching practice (available on the exclusive virtual learning environment).
The Summer Academies create an unique network of up to 180 Fellows alumni which will be supported over the 3 years of the programme by dedicated mentors and the 3EP team.
3EP’s current alumni based on EASAs in Finland and Denmark include 100 educators from 71 institutions, representing 18 European nations.
Be a part of the next European Annual Summer Academy:
Osijek, Croatia
26th - 31st August 2012
REGISTER NOW FOR EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT!
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A beautifully organized conference in Liverpool that provided a rich learning experience for all who attended. The sessions were informative, inspiring, affirming and even entertaining! It was an amazing and emotional feeling to be surrounded by so many educators. The passion in the conversations regarding students and how to be better at what we do was overwhelming. I am excited and encouraged by what I learned and ready to share it with students. 
