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E-Learning
It is a time of opportunity for educators to reach students worldwide thanks to the possibilities XXI century technology offers us.
While we understand that online learning is different to in person learning, we feel confident that we can deliver a great all round experience with our E-learning courses. Our online programs are live, interactive and guided by professionals from various fields. They also include post program support for the student’s individual field based projects.
Our online programs are adaptations of our on-site courses. Join us wherever you are to reflect and debate on cultural, natural and social topics.
We believe in a local and collaborative economy, that’s why we promote our programs and activities through our technological partner
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Spain and Morocco at the Crossroads of Human Migration.
This migration program is designed to provide first hand academic and experiential knowledge about Immigration
in contemporary Spain addressing the social changes the country has undergone, growing in diversity, and the reality of thousands of migrants that try to reach European soil.
The seminar has an interdisciplinary and critical focus. Lecturers and field experiences are drawn from the University of Granada, Government agencies, local NGOs, and experts of the community in Spain, as well as in Morocco.
“This program participates of a regenerative spirit and reinvests profits in the participating communities. We want to contribute to the education of the migrant population living in Morocco. By signing up for this program you would be contributing to the implementation of professional development workshops, co-designed by CELEI-University of Granada-University of Tetuan, for migrants living in Morocco”.
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Why are we so Tired of e-Learning?
The pandemic has made it abundantly clear that in-person school is essential for the well-being and education of students, and it is only through a physical environment that students can function to the best of their ability.
The Importance of Regenerative Culture Education
Being conscious that Sustainability is not enough to face the climate crisis that’s coming, we will have to move beyond a system that is not giving back to the earth the damage we’ve already done on the planet.
What is Sustainability?
“development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs”
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