EUSE Scholarship 2008 - 2009
Up one levelEUSE is delighted to announce the “EUSE Scholarship Programme”. The Scholarship will provide an opportunity for five Supported Employment Practitioners (ie Job Coaches, Employment Officers etc) to participate in a study visit to another European State, of their choice. Aim of the scholarship is: • To provide an opportunity for professional development and learning for Supported Employment practitioners through a study visit. Objectives of the scholarship are:- • To explore best practice in Supported Employment in another European State • To experience first hand Supported Employment practice in another European State • To exchange information on Supported Employment practice in both states • To compare and contrast Supported Employment practices between European States • To benchmark Supported Employment practices with another European State • To learn new skills and practices in Supported Employment. BREAKING NEWS: 22 September 2008 Four scholarships have been awarded: Angela Cogbill (England); Barbora Jancova (Czech Republic); Ann-Kristin Sundqvist (Finland); Shauna Smyth (Northern Ireland). Congratulations to the successful applicants and thank you to all those who applied.
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