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<p><strong>Opportunity</strong></p><p>One of the District Education Bureaus in Foshan City (the 3^rd biggest economy in Guangdong province) in China is seeking a UK partner institution to co-operate with on arts education. They would like to start with a short-term training course on how to develop creativity through arts education during the Bureau’s annual student summer camp in Foshan.</p><p><strong>Benefits for the UK partner</strong></p><p>The UK partner will:</p><ul><li>have the opportunity to potentially develop other collaboration with the Education Bureau&nbsp; including, but not limited to, consultancy services on arts curriculum design, capacity building and teaching pedagogy</li><li>have the opportunity to send trainer(s) to China to teach as part of the summer camp, during which it will raise awareness of arts programmes of the UK institution, and preparing for future student recruitment.&nbsp;&nbsp;</li><li>receive financial reimbursement for the design and delivery of the training.</li></ul><p><strong>Areas of responsibilities for the two collaborating parties</strong></p><p><u>UK partner</u></p><p>The UK partner will be responsible for:</p><ul><li>the training course design. For the 2017 summer camp, the focus should be on how to develop creativity through arts.</li><li>providing one trainer. The trainer should have other training activities taking place in China during the same summer, meaning only domestic travel would be needed.</li><li>the delivery of a three-day training, as part of the ten-day summer camp programme.</li></ul><p><u>Chinese partner</u></p><p>The Chinese partner will be responsible for:</p><ul><li>briefing the UK trainer on China, with a focus on the district</li><li>student recruitment</li><li>logistic and administrative organisation of the training</li><li>translation and interpretation between English and Chinese</li><li>arranging and paying for Chinese domestic transportation and hotel accommodation in Foshan for the trainer.</li></ul><p><strong>Brief introduction of Chinese partner </strong></p><p>The Chancheng District Education Bureau in Foshan City is set up as one of the departments of the District Government. The Bureau manages pre-university education at all levels in the district, including pre-school, school, and secondary vocational education.&nbsp;</p><p>There are 233 schools at all levels in the district, including state and private schools, 12,934 teaching staff and 150,430 students.</p>

One of the District Education Bureaus in Foshan City (the 3rd biggest economy in Guangdong province) in China is seeking a UK partner institution to co-operate with on arts education. They would like to start with a short-term training course on how to develop creativity through arts education during the Bureau’s annual student summer camp in Foshan.

<p><strong>Opportunity</strong></p> <p>One of the District Education Bureaus in Foshan City (the 3^rd biggest economy in Guangdong province) in China is seeking a UK partner institution to co-operate with on arts education. They would like to start with a short-term training course on how to develop creativity through arts education during the Bureau’s annual student summer camp in Foshan.</p> <p><strong>Benefits for the UK partner</strong></p> <p>The UK partner will:</p> <ul> <li>have the opportunity to potentially develop other collaboration with the Education Bureau  including, but not limited to, consultancy services on arts curriculum design, capacity building and teaching pedagogy</li> <li>have the opportunity to send trainer(s) to China to teach as part of the summer camp, during which it will raise awareness of arts programmes of the UK institution, and preparing for future student recruitment.  </li> <li>receive financial reimbursement for the design and delivery of the training.</li> </ul> <p><strong>Areas of responsibilities for the two collaborating parties</strong></p> <p><u>UK partner</u></p> <p>The UK partner will be responsible for:</p> <ul> <li>the training course design. For the 2017 summer camp, the focus should be on how to develop creativity through arts.</li> <li>providing one trainer. The trainer should have other training activities taking place in China during the same summer, meaning only domestic travel would be needed.</li> <li>the delivery of a three-day training, as part of the ten-day summer camp programme.</li> </ul> <p><u>Chinese partner</u></p> <p>The Chinese partner will be responsible for:</p> <ul> <li>briefing the UK trainer on China, with a focus on the district</li> <li>student recruitment</li> <li>logistic and administrative organisation of the training</li> <li>translation and interpretation between English and Chinese</li> <li>arranging and paying for Chinese domestic transportation and hotel accommodation in Foshan for the trainer.</li> </ul> <p><strong>Brief introduction of Chinese partner </strong></p> <p>The Chancheng District Education Bureau in Foshan City is set up as one of the departments of the District Government. The Bureau manages pre-university education at all levels in the district, including pre-school, school, and secondary vocational education. </p> <p>There are 233 schools at all levels in the district, including state and private schools, 12,934 teaching staff and 150,430 students.</p>

<p>One of the District Education Bureaus in Foshan City (the 3rd biggest economy in Guangdong province) in China is seeking a UK partner institution to co-operate with on arts education. They would like to start with a short-term training course on how to develop creativity through arts education during the Bureau’s annual student summer camp in Foshan.</p>

How to participate UK organisations interested in this opportunity should contact siem.china@britishcouncil.org.cn by 15 September 2016, and submit: • a one-page introduction to their organisation • a quotation of the trainer’s daily tuition fee and course design fee • preferred training dates in the summer of 2017.

<p>How to participate<br /> UK organisations interested in this opportunity should contact <a href="mailto:siem.china@britishcouncil.org.cn">siem.china@britishcouncil.org.cn</a> by 15 September 2016, and submit:<br /> • a one-page introduction to their organisation<br /> • a quotation of the trainer’s daily tuition fee and course design fee<br /> • preferred training dates in the summer of 2017.</p>