Questionaire for Managers

[Steve Macluskie]

Dear All

 

If any of who are managers of departments, theatres, events busineses, hire companies etc etc have five minutes could you please fill out the questionaire in my link and hit the "send" button at the bottom.

 

Just miss out any questions you are unsure of or don't wish to answer.

 

Thank you for your time and participation

 

Steve Macluskie

 

 

 

Questionaire

 

 

 

Press release

 

PRESS INFORMATION

CONTACT: Thomas Kappler, thomas@kappler-online.de

Phone: +49 (0) 841.881.74 75

Date: 17.11.2003

 

 

EUROPE IN FOCUS

 

Siemens Media Academy launches EU-program in the event sector

 

Support and establishment of innovative training and further educational projects is the main focus of the Brussels EU-Initiative „Leonardo da Vinci“. The Siemens Media Academy participates in this program with their MATRIX-Concept representing the events sector.

 

Over the next two and a half years the Siemens Media Academy (Berlin, Germany) plans to work alongside 14 international and national partners on the development of education standards within the events sector. This approach will launch a direct link between job-related education and the events sector – a first at European level. The projects´ aim is to support the comparability of education standards and to provide security for the future through new opportunities for training and further education.

 

High innovation potential in organisational and technical procedures characterizes the event sector in Europe. However, what goals does an opportunity for training and further education hope to achieve? And how are enterprises and employees able to profit from it? Which qualifications are essential?

 

 

“The comparability of professions and education standards forms a fundamental criterion for the mobility of people and secures the professional success and the economical stability as wellâ€, states Uwe Behns, head of the Siemens Media Academy.

 

“Based on these facts the spectrum of requirements turns out to be very different as far as education demands and needs are concernedâ€, explains Uwe Behns. “This leads to an urgent demand for an optimization of the educational offers in view of quality, actuality, flexibility and accessibility of personal as well as operational training aims.â€

 

The Leonardo da Vinci-project will be an ongoing initiative, running until spring 2006. Enterprises and institutions, theatre specialists and scientists, event professionals and further industry education specialists will be involved – from countries including Greece, Austria, France, Scotland, England, the Czech Republic and Germany.

 

Further information is available on the internet at:

www.siemens-media-academy.de (follow the “Leonardo†link)

 

About the Siemens Media Academy:

The aim of the Siemens Media Academy is to support enterprises, employees and self employed persons in their striving for technical actuality and high-quality know-how transfer, while being flexible and contemporarily oriented to the current needs of the market. A range of about 250 courses offers a rich choice of training possibilities in technology, creation, management/ organisation and soft skills to beginners as well as seasoned professionals.