ISSA DECET Conference 2012

ISSA, DECET and Open Academy Step by Step Croatia invite you to a conference which will explore in an interactive manner innovative ways of professional learning that can empower ECEC workers in their search for quality, equity, and respect for diversity. In this context we will look at examples of interesting practices that illustrate innovative approaches to professional learning that empowers ECEC practitioners working with children in increasingly challenging, diverse, and uncertain contexts.

The co-organizers invite practitioners in early years services and primary schools, policymakers and researchers to explore questions related to the professionalization of early care and education staff, through dialogue and a joint professional learning process.

The language of the conference will be English with translation into Russian and Croatian.

Conference Enquiries

Contact Person for logistical issues: Ms. Ivana Vahcic, Globtour Event issadecet2012@event.hr
Contact Person for other questions: Ms. Eva Izsak, ISSA: eizsak@issa.hu
Contact Person for abstract submission: Dr. Jan Peters, DECET: jan.peeters@vbjk.be

Five reasons to book now to save a place at this Conference

If you are working in early childhood development and education, if you are interested in professional development,if you want to contribute to making the world a better place for every child, don't miss this Conference. Here are 5 great reasons why you should attend:

  1. Cutting edge presentations on the professionalization of early care and education staff.
  2. Lively sharing of experiences and ideas on how to preserve quality ECEC programs high on global and national agendas in times of financial downturn.
  3. Great opportunity for networking with experts and representatives of a large number of relevant organizations and networks from different parts of Europe and the world.
  4. Keynote addresses from leading experts in the field of ECEC.
  5. Enjoy the gorgeogus scenery of Opatija and its Austro-Hungarian flair with beautiful architecture from the 19th century.