Women in teaching: Understanding the gender dimension
Women in teaching: Understanding the gender dimension
UNESCO Prize for Girls’ and Women’s Education – call for nominations 2023
DEADLINE 19 MAY.
On International Women’s Day, UNESCO launched the call for nominations for the 2023 UNESCO Prize for Girls’ and Women’s Education. The Prize awards US$ 50,000 annually to two laureates making outstanding efforts in favor of girls’ and women’s education.
Interested candidates are invited to contact their country’s National Commission for UNESCO/Permanent Delegation to UNESCO, or an NGO in official partnership with UNESCO for more information.
Nominations must meet the eligibility and selection criteria set by the Prize. Nominated projects must be established and running for at least two years and show potential to be replicable and scalable. An independent International Jury of five experts will assess nominations on the basis of the project’s potential for impact, innovation and sustainability.
Based on the recommendations of the Jury, the Director-General of UNESCO will announce the 2023 laureates who will receive the award around 11 October 2023 as part of International Day of the Girl celebrations.
- Contact: GWEPrize@unesco.org
- Consult the selection process webpage of the Prize to learn more
Youth declaration on transforming education
Transforming education from within - Current trends in the status and development of teachers
Transforming education from within - Current trends in the status and development of teachers
Transforming education from within - Current trends in the status and development of teachers
Why is the gender ratio of teachers imbalanced?
Teacher Task Force consultation on ECCE teaching personnel
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In preparation of the World Conference on Early Childhood Care and Education, the Teacher Task Force thematic group on Early Childhood Education and Care and UNESCO are convening a consultation to discuss the first draft of a new research paper on ECCE personnel. This new paper will be an important input into the discussions to take place during the World Conference around ECCE personnel and help frame future discussions around this key issue.
ECCE teaching staff and educators are one of the four main themes of the World Conference and the World Report on ECCE, particularly i) covering training systems including attraction, recruitment and gender disparities; ii) professionalization focusing on certification, licensing, career advancement and coaching; iii) supervision and leadership; iv) ECCE workforce in the non-state sector; and v) parenting.
The aim of this consultation meeting is to:
- Receive feedback from members on the draft paper on ECCE personnel, share good practices and experiences, and bring together stakeholders to prepare for the conference.
- Identify main issues to be discussed during the parallel session on teachers during the World Conference.
Interpretation in English, French and Spanish will be provided.