We are pleased to invite Christian school directors and administrators to finally meet again for our annual seminar, in person at the Porte Ouverte in Chalon sur Saône, from October 25 to 27, 2024!
The keynote speaker will be Gérard Hung Chei Tui (ACTES 6), an expert and legal consultant for French cultural and religious associations. He graduated from the Faculty of Law and Applied Economics of Aix en Provence and the Institute of Business Administration (I.A.E) of Paris 1 (Panthéon Sorbonne). Several schools and many churches benefit from his advice and recommendations. Other speakers will provide important information including:
"The role of the association in the management of an educational establishment"
This year in particular, members of the management committees (Boards of Directors) of Christian schools are invited to accompany (or represent) their director.
The objectives of this meeting are to review the legal, organizational and financial rules applicable to private schools, to identify strengths and weaknesses, and to consolidate the CAs with a view to a solid and sustainable development of their institutions. This seminar was designed especially for them.
On the other hand, the directors, old and new, feel the need to meet once a year for a meeting of fraternal communion, training, information and sharing. You are all welcome!
Registration is only effective after receipt of your payment. You will receive a confirmation of your registration by e-mail.
If you have any questions, please contact us by email (Sonja_Neuhaus@acsi.org) or at 03.89.69.22.67 (HDB). If necessary on the day of arrival: 06.75.48.72.22 (Daniel).
Our downloadable leaflet will allow you to know everything about the seminar,
and also to register by email or by post.
Please note: Participation in this seminar allows for the realization of certain indicators linked to the Christian School Improvement Platform, the CSIP. The indicators concerned are as follows:
Indicateur 1.4 |
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Indicateur 3.6 |
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Indicateur 5.3 |
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