REGISTRATION FOR QUALITY LABEL
REGISTRATION FOR QUALITY LABEL:
HOW TO APPLY:
- Log in to eTwinning Live
- Go to Projects
- Find your project and click on Apply for a Quality Label
- Complete all the boxes with all the required information and provide evidence of your work
- You can follow all the above steps for each of your projects that you think deserve a Quality Label.
Watch the video below:
USEFUL TIPS:
Complete all the information before in a Word document and then copy paste your answers to the application form. This will prevent you losing what you have written in the form, if it takes more than 30 minutes to complete! Provide more information for the non-visible aspects of your project as the evaluators will see all the visible work in your TwinSpace.
The Quality Label is granted to the teacher and it is personal. Even if you work with other colleagues in your school, each of you should apply for a Quality Label and present how he/she has contributed to the project. The Quality Label is granted to the teachers who contributed actively and visibly to the project’s activities.
WHY APPLY:
Concrete recognition for teachers and schools of the high level of their eTwinning activities. Encouraging students to continue participating and working in eTwinning activities and a concrete way to show that their efforts have been recognised. Students can receive the Pupil Quality Label, once their teacher receives a National Quality Label. Public affirmation of school’s commitment to quality and openness in European collaborative work.
WHO GRANTS THE QUALITY LABEL?
The National Support Service (NSS) in each country evaluates applications from schools for the National Quality Label. Labels are awarded throughout the year, however, in some countries, deadlines are fixed, so be sure to consult your NSS for information about the deadlines in your country. Once the application is accepted or rejected, your NSS will contact you.
EUROPEAN QUALITY LABEL – No need to apply!
It is awarded by the Central Support Service (CSS) to teachers in a project which:
has been proposed for the European Quality Label by at least one National Support Service, after a screening process. 1)Every National Support Service puts forward the top third of awarded National Quality Labels based on their quality score.
2)includes at least two partners that have received the National Quality Label. The European Quality Label is awarded only once a year and is featured on the eTwinning Portal.