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SUMMARY:EAIE 2026 GLASGOW | THE RHYTHM OF REVOLUTION
DESCRIPTION:Join Adriana Perez Encinas (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid)\, Marco Comotti (ESN)\, Wim Gabriels (ESN) and Nannette Ripmeester (Expertise in Labour Mobility\, Etio) for their session about “Skills unlocked: Gamifying competence recognition” on September 10th at 11:30AM – 12.30AM in Glasgow. \nSession description: \nHow can we ensure that international experiences translate into recognised\, employable skills? This interactive session will showcase innovative tools and approaches to identify\, assess and communicate competencies gained through mobility. Drawing on a gamification activity developed for students to reflect on their goals during their mobility experience\, we will discuss how to strengthen the recognition of transversal and global competencies. \nThe European Association for International Education (EAIE) 2026 conference scheduled on September 8-11th will highlight the rhythm of revolution – a call to question\, collaborate and create lasting change. Set against the backdrop of a city that lives and breathes reinvention\, this conference invites bold thinkers and changemakers to step forward and shape the future of our field. For more information on the EAIE conference\, click here.
URL:https://www.labourmobility.com/events/eaie-2026-glasgow-the-rhythm-of-revolution/
LOCATION:Glasgow\, Scotland
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SUMMARY:CIGL Lisbon 2026 | Framework First: Competency Models for Global Learning
DESCRIPTION:Join  Kate Moore  (Principal and Founder\, Global Career Centre) and Nannette Ripmeester (Director\, Expertise in Labour Mobility/etio) for their session about “Framework First: Competency Models for Global Learning” on October 12th 2026\, at 10:45 – 11:15 AM WEST (11:45 – 12:45 CET) at Reitoria da Universidade de Lisboa\, Portugal. \nSession description: \nThis session examines competency frameworks across multiple domains—professional development\,\nintercultural awareness\, geographic contexts\, and industry-specific applications—and demonstrates their practical use in global learning. \nThe content emphasizes a key principle: using a structured framework matters more than selecting a specific model. Participants learn to evaluate diverse competency frameworks based on their professional context\, then apply them confidently across program development\, coaching\, and assessment. The session includes interactive exercises to identify relevant competencies\, examples from different contexts\, and practical application strategies. This approach addresses the growing need to demonstrate ROI and relevance in competency-based terms. Rather than prescribing a single solution\, the session aims to equip participants as they select and implement frameworks appropriate to their institutional needs and professional goals. \nThe Forum’s Careers\, Internships\, and Global Learning (CIGL) conference scheduled on October 11-13th will will bring together leaders in career services\, international education\, and industry to reimagine how we prepare students for a rapidly evolving global workforce. Additionally\, this conference will explore how immersive international experiences cultivate career readiness and spark innovation.  For more information on the CIGL conference\, click here.
URL:https://www.labourmobility.com/events/cigl-lisbon-2026/
LOCATION:Reitoria da Universidade de Lisboa\, Portugal
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SUMMARY:CBIE2026 | Listening\, benchmarking\, acting: turning survey insights into institutional change
DESCRIPTION:Join Eric Simard (Fanshawe College)\, Katie Orr (NSCC)\, and Nannette Ripmeester (etio) for the CBIE session about “Listening\, benchmarking\, acting: turning survey insights into institutional change” on November 22\, at the Rogers Centre\, Ottawa. \nAbout the session: \nFrom data to action: In this session\, survey insights will be used to move beyond anecdote and into targeted action\, improving student satisfaction\, belonging\, and institutional decision-making from the start of the international educational journey. The presenters will make use of large-scale globally benchmarked data to better understand international student opinions and how data can support institutions in identifying priorities for enhancement across key areas of the student experience. \nDrawing on institutional examples\, the session will highlight how survey findings can be translated into practical improvements in areas such as arrival\, academic support\, employability\, communication\, and student services. Both case studies can each contribute a practitioner perspective on how data-informed decision-making supports retention\, reputation\, and student success. Participants will leave with a clearer understanding of how to interpret survey results\, engage internal stakeholders\, and turn findings into measurable improvements. \nCBIE2026 is Canada’s International Education conference and will take place on 22-25 November 2025 in Ottawa. This year’s theme – At the Global Nexus: International Education’s Role in Canada’s Global Leadership – will examine how education\, mobility\, and global engagement can continue to strengthen partnerships\, deepen collaboration\, and prepare globally minded talent to succeed in a changing world\, ensuring international education remains central to Canada’s future prosperity\, resilience\, and global leadership. \nInterested in knowing more? Have a look here.
URL:https://www.labourmobility.com/events/cbie2026-listening-benchmarking-acting-turning-survey-insights-into-institutional-change/
LOCATION:Rogers Centre
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