Parteneri

Romania

• Ministerul Educaţiei şi Cercetării
• Institutul de Ştiinţe ale Educaţiei
• Social IT
• Fundaţia Naţională pentru Dezvoltare Comunitară
• Universitatea din Bucureşti
• Universitatea Politehnica din Bucureşti
• Universitatea Valahia din Târgovişte
• Universitatea Spiru Haret
• Universitatea Andrei Şaguna
• Universitatea Constantin Brâncuşi Târgu-Jiu
• Universitatea Petre Andrei
• British Council România
• Ambasada Regatului Ţărilor de Jos la Bucureşti
• Centrul Cultural al Ambasadei SUA la Bucureşti
• Centrul Educaţia 2000+
• SIVECO România
• Softwin
• InsideMedia
• Casa Corpului Didactic Bacău
• Casa Corpului Didactic Mureş
• Casa Corpului Didactic Cluj
• Inspectoratul Şcolar al Municipiului Bucureşti
• Inspectoratul Şcolar Judeţean Bihor
• Inspectoratul Şcolar Judeţean Botoşani
• Inspectoratul Şcolar Judeţean Bacău
• Inspectoratul Şcolar Judeţean Brăila

Belgium

• European Union Experts - EUE-AISBL
• European Forum for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (www.efvet.org)

Bulgaria

• Children of Europe (www.childrenofeurope.eu)
• NASMB - National Association of Small and Medium Business (www.nasmb-bg.org)
• Time Foundation (www.time-foundation.org)

Cyprus

• Union of Cyprus Journalists (www.esk.org.cy)

Denmark

• Danish Institute for Human Rights (www.humanrights.dk)
• Historiefabrikken - Story Factory Ltd. (www.historiefabrikken.dk)
• Statens Padagogiske Forsogscenter - National Innovative Centre of General Education (www.inet-spf.dk)

Finland

• Helsinki University of Technology (www.hut.fi)
• Jyvaskylan Ammattiopisto/ Jyväskylä Educational Consortium (www.jao.fi)
• OPEKO - National Centre for Professional Development in Education (www.opeko.fi)
• AROI OI (www.aroi.fi)
• Opetushallitus - National Board of Education (www.oph.fi; www.edu.fi)

France

• Centre International d'Etudes Pedagogiques (www.ciep.fr)

Germany

• Friedrich-Alexander University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (www.fim.uni-erlangen.de)
• Berufsfortbildungswerk des DGB GmbH - Competence Center EUROPA (www.bfw.EU.com)

Greece

• ELLINOGERMANIKI AGOGI SA (www.ellinogermaniki.gr)
• Lambrakis Research Foundation (www.lrf.gr)
• IDEC www.idec.eu)

India

• Kautilya Society for Intercultural Dialogue www.kautilyasociety.org)

Italy

• Research Centre and Advanced Service Provider for Education and Training (SCIENTER) (www.scienter.org)
• University of Bologna (www.unibo.it)
• Research Centre for Cultural Development (www.cscs.it)
• Association for Culture, Sport and Leisure (ACSI) (www.acsi.it)
• Municipality of Grosseto
• Fondazione Labos (www.fondazionelabos.org)

Latvia

• Junior Achievement Latvia (www.jal.lv)

Norway

• Rogaland Kurs-Og Kompetansesenter - Rogaland Training and Education Centre (www.rkk.no)

Portugal

• Centro Protocolar De Formaçao Profissional Para Jornalistas (www.cenjor.pt)
• Learn4U Consultoria (www.learn4u.com.pt)
• Sindicato dos Jornalistas (www.jornalistas.online.pt)

Spain

• Collegi de Periodistes de Catalunya (www.periodistes.org)
• Fondo Formación Euskadi (www.ffeuskadi.net)
• Fons Formació Zona Mediterrania (www.ffzm.com)
• IMH - Instituto de Maquina Herramienta (www.imh.es)
• Sindicat de Periodistes de Catalunya (www.sindicat.org)
• TKNIKA - Centro de Innovación de la Formación Profesional (www.tknika.net)
• Barcelona Media Foundation Pompeu Fabra University (www.barcelonamedia.org)

Syria

• Syrian International Academy (http://sia-sy.net/sia/english.php)

UK

• Development Education Centre - South Yorkshire (www.decsy.org.uk)
• Intuitive Media (www.intuitivemedia.com)
• The Tavistock Institute of Human Relations (www.tavinstitute.org)
• Norton Radstock College (www.nortcoll.ac.uk)
• Liverpool Chamber of Commerce and Industry (www.liverpoolchamber.org.uk)
• Interdisciplinary Centre for Computer Music Research (http://cmr.soc.plymouth.ac.uk)

European Institutions and Networks

• Council of Europe, www.coe.int
• SEE-ECN (South East Europe Education Cooperation Network), www.see-educoop.net
• MENON Network EEIG, www.menon.org

TEHNE is a member of SEE-ECN, supporting the network in local research and projects. SEE ECN (South East Europe Education Cooperation Network) is developed by Centre for Educational Policy Studies (Slovenia) and KulturKontakt (Austria), within the framework of the Stability Pact for South-East Europe. The project is developing systematic on-line presentations of educational systems in the countries of South East Europe in comparison with the systems of other, mainly European countries. Thus, the project is improving access to information on main changes in the educational systems of particular countries. It improves access to research, legislation, documents, information sets etc. and presents individual experts and institutions. All the data and information are available on the web and are gradually provided in languages of the region covered by the project. (www.see-educoop.net)