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UNESCO-Hamdan Prize for Teacher Development opens for nominations and applications
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2023 - 09 - 28
In a significant stride towards recognizing and rewarding innovation in education, UNESCO and the Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum Foundation for Distinguished Academic Performance (Hamdan Foundation) are pleased to announce the opening of the call for nominations and applications for the eighth edition of the UNESCO-Hamdan Prize for Teacher Development 2023-2024.
In a significant stride towards recognizing and rewarding innovation in education, UNESCO and the Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum Foundation for Distinguished Academic Performance (Hamdan Foundation) are pleased to announce the opening of the call for nominations and applications for the eighth edition of the UNESCO-Hamdan Prize for Teacher Development 2023-2024.
This esteemed prize, now in its eighth edition, is a biennial celebration of groundbreaking practices that have a profound impact on the quality of teaching and learning across the globe.
The UNESCO-Hamdan Prize for Teacher Development carries a total award of US $300,000, which will be distributed among three outstanding laureates. These laureates can be institutions, organizations, or educational and research institutes that have tirelessly strived to enhance the performance and effectiveness of teachers.
The submission deadline is October 31, 2023, at midnight (Paris time, GMT+1), with an international jury meeting scheduled for January - February 2024. The grand finale, where the winners will be announced, is set for October 2024, commemorating World Teachers’ Day.
For detailed information regarding the nomination and application processes, please refer to the brochure https://unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0000385155 of the Call for Nominations and Applications and the Revised Statutes of the UNESCO-Hamdan Prize. Join us in this journey to honor and support the champions of education, and be part of a global movement that is transforming education for the better.
Visit the official UNESCO Teacher Development website for further inquiries and to access the online application platform. Your contribution to the future of education begins here.
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