Time Management for the Academic Community

The main purpose of the Erasmus+ STT week on Time Management is to provide participants with the know-how needed to use their time effectively. One of the biggest challenges we face nowadays is to find the time to do all that we would like, both in our professional career and in the personal life; identifying the right balance can be challenging but with appropriate planning tools, we become able to free up time, to be more productive and to have more time for extracurricular activities. The training will focus on the use of planning tools, prioritizing activities according to their true usefulness, pointers in both filling up and voiding given time intervals. Participants will interact in a dynamic scenery, designed to foster dialogue and debate, being constantly challenged through tasks and case studies consisting of hypothetical scenarios.

Whom does it address?

Participants to the training should be members of the academic community with an English level of B1 or above, looking to develop and/or improve their time management knowledge and skills: teaching staff, administrative staff, PhD candidates or researchers etc.

How is the program structured?

The training program will take place in the lovely city of Timisoara, Romania. Timisoara is also known as little Vienna because of its habsburgic look and traces of the Austrian Empire. Timisoara was elected European Capital of Culture for 2021 because of its beauty, rich cultural life and peaceful blend of ethnic minorities. The training program will be divided into presentations and workshops combined with one-to-one coaching sessions. With a total duration of 25 hours, the classes will take place from Monday to Friday, from 9 am to 3 pm. After completion, all participants will be awarded Erasmus+ Staff Mobility (STT) certificates. The training includes also a cultural component with the possibility to visit the Romanian village museum, a walking city tour and a traditional Romanian dinner.

 

Can the training be funded through Erasmus+ STT grants?

Yes, each participant can apply for a mobility grant within his/her institution. We will provide all the required documentation for the Erasmus+ STT grant applicants: invitation, training curricula and certificate of attendance.

What is the cost of the program?

The program package costs 650 euro and it includes:
• the training program;
• accommodation for 6 nights in a 3 star hotel;
• all the meals: breakfast, lunch and dinner;
• candy bar and coffee bar;
• a traditional Romanian dinner;
• training materials;
• a walking city tour.

How do I register?

By filling in the application form and submitting it to https://docs.google.com/.../1_weYgkPlHoWiMpar.../edit.

After registering, you will receive a proforma invoice for 100 euro. This is the confirmation fee and is non-refundable. This will also constitute the first payment of the training fee, the second one being 550 euro, which will be paid no later than 30 days before the starting date of the program.

Upon receipt of confirmation fee, we will provide you with the invitation letter, the training plan and also our info for the mobility agreement.

Should you require any additional information, do not hesitate to contact us either by e-mail hello@erasmus-training.eu or by phone: +40 766 246 577.

Don’t miss:

- the Museum of the Comunist Consumer
- the Art Museum
- the Village Museum
- a Spa day
- Kayaking on Bega river
- Visiting Recas Winery
- Gelato di Bruno ice cream
- Iulius Town.