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Latvia Culture college

Latvia Culture college. International projects department. Gita Senka, TSST final conference 3rd of September, 2010. 1. Development.

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Latvia Culture college

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  1. Latvia Culture college • International projects department Gita Senka, TSST final conference 3rd of September, 2010 1

  2. Development • Latvia Culture college - one of the most experienced and rich in traditions colleges in Latvia, is offering modern cultural education according to the demands of labour market. • LCC was founded in 1946 as Latvia School of Cultural Employees. • According to the rapid changes in political situation, the reorganization was carried out in 1990 (Latvia Culture school) and some innovative curricula were developed and introduced relevant to the demands of the new economical situation and labour market. • In 2003 finally we meet Latvia Culture college – complex of strong tradition and modern way of thinking, programmes and team. 2

  3. Location 3

  4. Programs (specialities) • Culture managers in different fields: event directors, amateur theatre directors, culture tourism guides, dance group leaders, advertising managers, music managers, museum specialists, photographers, environmental design – full time/part time; 2,5 – 3 years • Dance group leaders – full time; 2 years • Culture tourism guides/Culture tourism organizers – full time; 2 years • Library and information specialists – part time; 2,5 years 4

  5. International projects- implementation directions • Development/improvement of educational programmes • Student field practices • Exchange of experience of academic staff • Innovative cultural/ educational events • PR , multiple effect projects • Technology introduction projects 5

  6. Sources of financing • EC programme Leonardo da Vinci • EC programme SOCRATES • EC programme ARION • European Social Fund • Programme Youth in Action • TEMPUS • Nordic Council of Ministers • State Culture capital foundation 6

  7. Co-operation partners • Educational institutions • Companies • NGO’s • European partnership organisations • Cultural institutions • Countries: Greece, Italy, United Kingdom, Lithuania, Estonia, Bulgaria, France, Austria, Germany, Finland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Ireland, Slovenia, Slovakia, Denmark, Czech Republic, Norway, Poland,Turkey,Malta 7

  8. Project perspectives • Improvement of infrastructure • Development of new study programmes • Improvement of training methods • PR actions • Society integration • Role of culture management in development of cultural sector • Environmental issues vs cultural actions 8

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