THE RECEIVING ORGANISATION Sample Clauses

THE RECEIVING ORGANISATION. We confirm that this proposed mobility agreement is approved. On completion of the mobility the organisation will issue […a Certificate …] to the participant
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THE RECEIVING ORGANISATION. Name and position of the mentor: We confirm that this proposed training programme is approved. On completion of the training programme the organisation will issue a Certificate to the student. Coordinator’s name and function: ..........................................................................
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THE RECEIVING ORGANISATION. (school where you will be hosted during your mobility) We confirm that this proposed mobility agreement is approved. Coordinator’s signature ...................................................................... Date: ................................................................... * Erasmus Quality standards: Basic principles Inclusion and diversity: the beneficiary organisations must respect the principles of inclusion and diversity in all aspects of their activities. The beneficiary organisations must ensure fair and equal conditions for all participants. Whenever possible, the beneficiary organisations should actively engage and involve participants with fewer opportunities in their activities. The beneficiary organisations should make maximum use of the tools and funding provided by the Programme for this purpose. Environmental sustainability and responsibility: the beneficiary organisations must promote environmentally sustainable and responsible behaviour among their participants. The beneficiary organisations should make maximum use of the funding provided by the Programme to support sustainable means of travel. Digital education –including virtual cooperation, virtual mobility and blended mobility: the beneficiary organisations should use digital tools and learning methods to complement their physical mobility activities, and to improve the cooperation with partner organisations. The beneficiary organisations should make maximum use of the digital tools, online platforms, and other opportunities provided by the Programme for this purpose. Active participation in the network of Erasmus organisations: one of the objectives of the Programme is to support the development of the European Education Area. Beneficiary organisations should seek to become active members of the Erasmus network, for example by hosting participants from other countries, or by taking part in exchanges of good practices and other contact activities organised by the National Agencies or other organisations. Experienced organisations should share their knowledge with other organisations that have less experience in the Programme by providing advice, mentorship or other support. Where relevant, beneficiary organisations should encourage their participants to take part in alumni activities and networks. KA1 BD Steiermark Akkreditierungsnr.:
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THE RECEIVING ORGANISATION. We confirm that this proposed mobility agreement is approved. On completion of the mobility the organisation will issue […a Certificate …] to the participant Coordinator’s signature .............................................................................. Date: ................................................................... ERASMUS + MOBILITY FOR SCHOOL EDUCATION STAFF QUALITY COMMITMENT Obligations of the Sending Organisation • Follow-up the European Development Plan of the institution • Select the participants by setting up clearly defined and transparent selection criteria and procedures. • Help with organizational arrangements with partner institutions to arrange job-shadowing and teaching assignments • If one or more of the selected participants face barriers to mobility, special arrangements for those individuals must be made (eg those with special learning needs or those with physical disabilities). Arrange for accompanying persons if necessary, taking care of all practical arrangements. • Organize linguistic (if necessary), pedagogical and inter-cultural preparation for mobile staff • Support the reintegration of mobile participants and build on their acquired new competences for the benefit of the school, teaching staff and pupils • Evaluate the mobility as a whole to see whether it has reached its objectives and desired results. • Disseminate the results of the mobility project as widely as possible.
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THE RECEIVING ORGANISATION. We confirm that this proposed training programme is approved. On completion of the training programme the organisation will issue […a Certificate …] to the participant Coordinator’s / mentor’s signature ............................................................................. Stamp: Date: ................................ Slovene Scholarship Fund SI04, EEA and NFM Quality Commitment Training Placements The sending organisation undertakes to: Define placement objectives in terms of the skills and competencies to be developed. Choose the appropriate target country, host organisation, project duration and placement content to achieve these objectives. Select participants on the basis of clearly defined and transparent criteria. Prepare participants in collaboration with partner organisations for the practical, professional and cultural life of the host country, in particular through language training tailored to meet their occupational needs. Establish a contract including a training agreement whose contents are transparent for all parties involved. Manage transport, accommodation, visa/work permit arrangements and social security cover and insurance. Evaluate with each participant the personal and professional development achieved through participation in the programme Slovene Scholarship Fund SI04. The intermediary organisation (where appropriate) undertakes to: Select suitable host organisations and ensure that they are able to achieve the placement objectives. Provide contact details of all parties involved and ensure that final arrangements are in place prior to participants’ departure from their home country. The sending and host organisations jointly undertake to: Negotiate a tailor-made training programme for each participant. Agree monitoring and mentoring arrangements. Implement agreed validation procedures to ensure recognition of skills and competencies acquired. Establish appropriate communication channels for all parties including participants. Evaluate the progress of the project on an on-going basis and take appropriate action if required. The host organisation undertakes to: Xxxxxx understanding of the culture and mentality of the host country. Assign to participants tasks and responsibilities to match their knowledge, skills, competencies and training objectives and ensure that appropriate equipment and support is available. Identify a tutor to monitor the participant’s training progress. Provide practical support if required. Check appro...
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THE RECEIVING ORGANISATION. We confirm that this proposed mobility agreement is approved. On completion of the mobility the organisation will issue a Certificate to the participant. Name of the responsible person: Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx ArbeloSignature and stamp: .............................................................................. Date: ...................................................................
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