Global Education Outreach (GEO) Team is a student project involving undergraduates and postgraduates from the School of International Development
We're recruiting new members for the GEO-Team now!
Our first meeting will be held on WEDNESDAY 10th OCTOBER at 17.15 in room 1.7 of the Thomas Paine Study Centre. This will be an opportunity for you to find out lots about the project and talk to the co-ordinators.
Click here for workshops descriptions
GEO-Team members receive Child Protection and safeguarding awareness training.
To find out more about the project or to book activities for your students, please contact Liz Ferguson (Outreach Officer) at e.ferguson@uea.ac.uk or on 01603 591960.
GEO-Team: GEO-Team activitiesFor more information about the GEO-Team email ueageoteam@gmail.com
Information for schools
GEO-Team activities are designed to teach young people about global development and social justice issues, and can help to cover aspects of the Geography and Citizenship curriculum.
Activities can take place in the classroom, or can be incorporated into a visit to the University campus.
Our first meeting will be held on WEDNESDAY 10th OCTOBER at 17.15 in room 1.7 of the Thomas Paine Study Centre. This will be an opportunity for you to find out lots about the project and talk to the co-ordinators.
Full training will be provided for new members, and the training dates are as follows (all sessions in TPSC 1.7 from 17.15):
Wednesday 17th October, Facilitation Skills 1 & Global Trade workshop
Wednesday 24th October, Facilitation Skills 2 & Education & Inequality workshop
Wednesday 31st October, Facilitation Skills 3 & Human Trafficking workshop
Information for schools
Click here for workshops descriptions
Click here for information about Geography and Citizenship curriculum links
GEO-Team members receive Child Protection and safeguarding awareness training. To find out more about the project or to book activities for your students, please contact Liz Ferguson (Outreach Officer) at e.ferguson@uea.ac.uk or on 01603 591960.
GEO-Team: GEO-Team activitiesInformation for schools
GEO-Team activities are designed to teach young people about global development and social justice issues, and can help to cover aspects of the Geography and Citizenship curriculum.
Activities can take place in the classroom, or can be incorporated into a visit to the University campus.
