
The UNESCO Associated Schools Network (also known as ASPnet,) is a worldwide network established in 1953 to educate students to increasingly complex global challenges.
The UNESCO Associated Schools Network (also known as ASPnet,) is a worldwide network established in 1953 to educate students to increasingly complex global challenges.
ASPnet's goal
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It involves 11,500 educational institutions in over 182 countries. Quebec has 27 institutions involved in the Network. The ASPnet is committed to promoting UNESCO’s ideals built around four main themes:
Éducation internationale's role
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Éducation internationale coordinates the Executive Committee of the Associated Schools Network in Quebec. We invite schools to submit their application to join the UNESCO Associated Schools Network in Quebec.
Through an annual event, the Network in Quebec is giving schools the opportunity to submit their application to join the UNESCO Associated Schools Network.
The Ministry of Education and Higher Education of Quebec’s mandate to develop and manage the Associated Schools Network in Quebec is coordinated by Éducation internationale and formed by: the Fédération des commissions scolaires du Québec (FCSQ), the Centrale des syndicats du Québec (CSQ) and the Fédération des établissements d’enseignement privés (FEEP).
The MEES is funding the Network (since 2007).
Benefits of joining the Network & Target audience
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BENEFITS :
TARGET AUDIENCE :
Public and private schools providing preschool, primary, secondary, technical or vocational education
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