The pillar of every school is its teachers. Only qualified professionals work at the European Training Academy.
What are the requirements for a university teacher?
The main pillar of university teachers is, of course, their education. This should always be at least a bachelor's degree. Course supervisors are required to have a doctorate (PhD) and in some cases to have higher degrees such as associate professor or professor.
Other professional expertise is equally important. A quality teacher is characterised not only by pedagogical skills based on his or her innate abilities, but also by practical knowledge. Without experts from practice, it is impossible to build a quality university team.
However, expertise and relevant education are not the only requirements for academics. In general, in addition to teaching, the job also involves scientific, research, development and innovation work.
What are the Chancellors at the European Training Academy?
The European Training Academy is aware of all the above factors and demands placed on academics. That is why the team is made up of experienced professionals with training and experience in a wide range of fields, such as law, management, but also finance and electrical engineering.
Apart from professional prerequisites, the personal approach of the teachers is also important. They should be empathetic and understanding by nature. At the European Training Academy, lecturers are truly dedicated to their students.
Another factor that supports the personal approach is the online learning format. Lecturers have time for individual consultations. The education is therefore extremely effective compared to traditional frontal teaching.