Hommage au père fondateur Erasmus Domenico Lenarduzzi

Domenico Lenarduzzi est décédé le 2 décembre dernier. À cette occasion la présidente de la FEDE Claude Vivier Le Got tient à exprimer toute sa sympathie à sa famille mais plus largement aussi à rappeler à tous à quel point le message qu’il a porté toute sa vie, synonyme d’ouverture et de tolérance, est encore aujourd’hui au cœur de tous les enjeux de l’éducation. Considéré par beaucoup comme le père du programme européen Erasmus, Domenico Lenarduzzi était avant tout un européen convaincu. Turinois de naissance, c’est en Belgique qu’il avait trouvé refuge avec sa famille pendant la guerre où il sera diplômé de l’université catholique de Louvain. Il entre ensuite comme fonctionnaire dans les années 60 auprès de la commission européenne, et gravit petit à petit les échelons. Persuadé qu’il [lire plus]

Hommage au père fondateur Erasmus Domenico Lenarduzzi2023-02-23T15:26:58+01:00

Patrick Barberet: ‘I like to teach using games.’

Patrick Barberet is a regular and active participant at the FEDE’s general assemblies. Meet this e-learning manager from the institution ESOAD – a self-proclaimed fan of educational games. What did you study? I have a degree in trade and management from the French Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers, though frankly I’m committed to ongoing education. These days I am constantly learning about neuroscience and game-based education. It’s possible I will try to obtain a degree in one of these domains in the future. What have been the highlights of your career? After finishing school I spent five years in the marketing department of an American IT company (digital technology). After that I worked as consultant trainer for a training firm (ADK). Finally I founded two institutions – the Institut [lire plus]

Patrick Barberet: ‘I like to teach using games.’2023-02-23T15:26:59+01:00

Nicolas Piqué: a brilliantly unusual career…

Nicolas Piqué does not have a typical background. Meet this FEDE member who has transformed his institution (the Institut Rousseau) into a FEDE examination centre.  What did you study? My studies were quite unusual. I initially completed a university-level sandwich programme in climate engineering, whereas nowadays I manage several higher educational institutions. Would have been the highlights of your career? What is your current job role? I worked for several years at Quercy, a climate engineering firm. I moved up the ranks and was finally named Business Manager. It was after 11 years in the same sector that I had the opportunity to switch career path: I joined the Écoles Billières group in 2011, taking up the post of Recruitment and Business Relations Manager. Thanks to my experience in management, [lire plus]

Nicolas Piqué: a brilliantly unusual career…2023-02-23T15:26:59+01:00

Karim Dehimi: ‘The FEDE General Assembly was a wonderful experience.’

Karim Dehimi, ‘educational entrepreneur’ and Deputy Director of the Université Wesford, Geneva, spoke enthusiastically about the recent FEDE General Assembly. Read our interview with him below. Can you tell us about your education? I have a Master’s in Management Sciences (Université Pierre Mendes-France, Grenoble) and have also successfully completed a course in quality management (Institut Optimum, Switzerland). What have been the highlights of your career? I began my career in education after working for many years in industry (with a focus on precision mechanics). I set up my first educational institution in Annecy in 2006. For over 13 years I’ve also managed holding companies and higher educational institutions. And I teach management and business administration for companies and craft trades chambers. What is your current job role? I’m director of [lire plus]

Karim Dehimi: ‘The FEDE General Assembly was a wonderful experience.’2023-02-23T15:27:00+01:00

Jean-Michel Riobé: a (late-blooming) passion for education

General Director of Education for the ICOGES Group and Director of the ICOGES Paris campus, Jean Michel Riobé chose to dedicate his vast professional experience to teaching students. Meet this former food-sector manager who went on to catch the education bug… What did you study?  I have a master’s-level degree in marketing, a research degree, and a DESS CAAE (Certificat d’Aptitudes à l’Administration des Entreprises) degree from the Institut d’Administration des Entreprises, Nantes (France) – this last qualification no longer exists; it is now called an MBA. What have been the highlights of your career? Having worked as a successful food-industry sales representative, I went on to become manager of a profit centre before opening a credit management firm. I managed the firm for ten years then handed it over [lire plus]

Jean-Michel Riobé: a (late-blooming) passion for education2023-02-23T15:27:00+01:00

Daniel Toupenet, Director of Autograf

Tell us about your studies. I have a DEA in plastic arts (supervised by Edmond Couchot) and in philosophy. I’ve also independently studied multimedia production. What have been the highlights of your career? I joined Autograf in 1998 as Multimedia Project Manager. I became Director of Education in 2000 and Director General in 2005. Throughout I have taught philosophy, history of art and photography. I am pleased to say I am now the proud owner of Autograf. What sets your institution apart? Autograf is a friendly, professional place. Out teaching and admin teams are highly approachable, available and attentive to the needs of everyone – students, teachers, parents and visitors. All our teachers are highly experienced, with specialist knowledge, professional experience and proven teaching skills. What was your experience of [lire plus]

Daniel Toupenet, Director of Autograf2023-02-23T15:27:01+01:00

Anne Barbier : ‘My two passions are science and people.’

Dean of the Ecole Minerva, a Swiss institution dedicated to health professions, Anne Barbier recently became a member of the FEDE Committee. Read our interview with a scientist who is passionate about people. Can you tell us about your education? After a French D.E.A degree in biochemistry (University of Besançon), I went on to obtain a PhD, also in biochemistry, at Poincaré de Nancy University (1998). I have also recently obtained what we call in Switzerland a ‘sector qualification’ – in my case a teaching diploma. What has been the highlight of your career? After obtaining my PhD, I was lead research assistant at the faculty of medicine at Lausanne. I also did some teaching. But quite honestly it was later, at the Ecole Minerva, that I discovered my passion [lire plus]

Anne Barbier : ‘My two passions are science and people.’2023-02-23T15:27:01+01:00

Ahmed Benjelloun: a teacher and researcher with a passion for communication!

Teacher and author Ahmed Benjelloun has a PhD in economics and management. As Director of Communications at the ISTH (a tourism and hospitality institute founded by his family) in Fès, Morocco, he is a keen innovator. Meet him below. What did you study? I have a vocational bachelor’s degree in international management plus a research master’s in management sciences (I specialised in marketing, logistics and international trade) from the Ecole Nationale de Commerce et de Gestion, Fès, Morocco. In July 2018 I also obtained (with distinction) a PhD in economics and management from Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah University, Fès. My thesis title was ‘Cultural Marketing as a Vehicle for Promoting the City of Fès’. Can you tell us more about your career? From the very beginning of my higher education [lire plus]

Ahmed Benjelloun: a teacher and researcher with a passion for communication!2023-02-23T15:27:02+01:00

The Academic Council has gained a new member: Coralia Cotoraci

Rector of the Vasile Goldiş University (UVVG) in Arad, Romania, Coralia Cotoraci is a medical professional and renowned teacher. She has just joined the FEDE’s Academic Council. In addition to a PhD (thesis title ‘Morphological and Evolving Clinical Aspects of Myelodysplastic Syndromes’), Coralia Cotoraci also has a master’s in psychology and psychotherapy. Well known in the medical sector in Romania, she specialises in internal medicine (haematology) and teaches haematology, bioethics and medical ethics at the faculties of medicine, pharmacy and dental surgery of the University of Arad. A participant in numerous international research projects, Coralia Cotoraci has completed her professional profile with experience in team and general management. She currently heads the haematology department of the Arad Regional Emergency Hospital, where she manages a large team of medical and administrative [lire plus]

The Academic Council has gained a new member: Coralia Cotoraci2023-02-23T15:27:02+01:00

FEDE Informative Sessions

FEDE regularly holds informative breakfasts. Due to the current situation related to the Covid-19, the breakfasts are organized in the form of webinars. Five subjects will be addressed during the webinars: Qualifications registered in the RNCP 2. Professional skills certificates registered in the French RNCP or RS 3. the FEDE Language Certificate 4. the FEDE accreditation 5.  The FEDE approval Offer bachelor’s, master’s and MBA degrees that earn your students qualifications registered in the French RNCP (Répertoire National de la Certification Professionnelle) The FEDE currently offers two level-seven qualifications (IT Project Manager and Human Resources Director) and one level-six qualification (Marketing and Commercial Manager) registered in the RNCP and enjoying European recognition. The qualifications are available in English and French and can be obtained over one or more years of [lire plus]

FEDE Informative Sessions2023-02-23T15:27:03+01:00
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