Yerevan

February 20-24

Qweek

Education Quality Week in Armenia

Schedule

13:00-13:30

Registration

13:35-13:40

Welcome note

Gayane Gasparyan, Rector of YSULS

13:40-13:45

Opening speech

Ruben Topchyan, ANQA Director

13:45-14:15

Development, implementation and improvement of national guideline

ANQA, NCPA, Ukraine

14:15-15:15

Why and how do we have to improve the programs (focusing on the improvement of students assessment)

Students, teachers and administration perspective

15:15-15:45

Coffee break

15:45-16:15

Inter project coaching-ARMENQA project

Gagik Makaryan, RUEA

16:15-16:45

Lessons learned from SER of academic programs development at institutional level Case of Russia

16:45-17:15

Lessons learned from SER of academic programs development at institutional level: Case of Ukraine

17:15-17:30

Lessons learned from SER of academic programs development at institutional level: Case of Armenia

17:30-18:30

Recommendations to governments on the academic programme review

David Quin (IDAT),

Panel discussion with ministry, ANQA, university representative

18:30-19:00

Questions and discussion , Closing notes

08:30-09:00

Registration

09:00-09:05

Opening speech

Ruben Topchyan, ANQA Director

09:05-09:10

Welcome note

Karen Karapetyan, RA Prime Minister

09:10-09:15

Welcome note

Levon Mkrtchyan, RA Minister of Education and Science

09:15-09:20

Welcome note

Armen Der Kiureghian, President of American University of Armenia

09:20-09:25

Welcome note

Yogeshwar Sangwan, Ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the Republic of India to the Republic of Armenia

09:25-09:30

Welcome note

Varoujan Avedikian, Head of ANQA Board of Trustees

09:30-09:35

Welcome note

Samvel Shoukourian, Member of ANQA Accreditation Committee

09:35-09:40

Welcome note

Christoph Grolomund, Director of Swiss Agency of Accreditation and Quality Assurance

09:40-10:10

Quality Assurance: issues and future challenges

Ruben Topchyan, ANQA Director

10:10-11:00

Coffee Break and poster presentations

11:00-12:15

Panel discussion: “What kind of assessment do students, employers and teachers expect from the institutions”

12:25-13:30

Lunch

13:30-15:00

Workshops

“Planning of students’ progress: the role of students assessment”

Inna Pomorina
Bath Spa University
(United Kingdom)

“Manoogian Hall”
(group 1)

“Review of teaching and learning through enhancement of students assessment”

David Quin,
Institute of Art, Design and Technology (Ireland)

133 W hall
( group 2)

“Review of academic programmes in the context of enhancing students assessment”

Kristine Soghikyan,
Yerevan Brusov State University of Languages and Social Sciences

233 W hall
(group 3)

15:00-15:30

Coffee Break

15:30-16:00

Presentatation on the Network of Quality Assurance Specialists and Contributors

Lilit Zakaryan, responsible for ANQA stakeholders’ relation

16:00-16:30

Discussion and conclusions

9:30-10:00

Registration

10:00-10:05

Opening speech

ANQA

10:10-11:40

Presentation of international experience on internal and external Quality Assurance: Russian Federation, United Kingdom, Switzerland

11:40-12:30

Coffee Break and poster presentations

12:30-13:00

Cluster accreditation: benefits and challenges

ANQA

13:00-14:00

Lunch

14:10-15:40

Workshops

Discussion of cluster accreditation criteria and standards

Robert Khachatryan,
Yerevan Brusov State University of Languages and Social Sciences

“Manoogian Hall”
(group 1)

Discussion of cluster accreditation criteria and standards

Varazdat Hovhannisyan, National University of Architecture and Construction of Armenia

133 W hall
( group 2)

Discussion of cluster accreditation criteria and standards

Karen Grigoryan,
The Armenian State University of Economics

233 W hall
(group 3)

15:45-16:20

Conclusions and Discussion, Closing note

Ruben Topchyan

About

National Center for Professional Education Quality Assurance Foundation has announced Education Quality Week (QWeek) on February 20-24.

The aim of the Qweek, which is organized already for the third time, is to focus the attention of the representatives of education sphere, governing bodies and public on quality assurance, to discuss the current issues of the sphere, to share the best practice and to form the general vision for the future.

During the upcoming week workshops will take place on the issues related to students, young lecturers, the alignment of academic programs to National Qualifications Framework and the week will be summed up by a two-day conference on the improvement of assessment systems.

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Qweek

Education Quality Week in Armenia

Registration

Welcome note

Opening speech

Development, implementation and improvement of national guideline

Why and how do we have to improve the programs (focusing on the improvement of students assessment)

Coffee break

Inter project coaching-ARMENQA project

Lessons learned from SER of academic programs development at institutional level Case of Russia

Lessons learned from SER of academic programs development at institutional level: Case of Ukraine

Lessons learned from SER of academic programs development at institutional level: Case of Armenia

Recommendations to governments on the academic programme review

Questions and discussion , Closing notes

Registration

Opening speech

Welcome note

Welcome note

Welcome note

Welcome note

Welcome note

Welcome note

Welcome note

Quality Assurance: issues and future challenges

Coffee Break and poster presentations

Panel discussion: “What kind of assessment do students, employers and teachers expect from the institutions”

Lunch

Workshops

Coffee Break

Presentatation on the Network of Quality Assurance Specialists and Contributors

Discussion and conclusions

Registration

Opening speech

Presentation of international experience on internal and external Quality Assurance: Russian Federation, United Kingdom, Switzerland

Coffee Break and poster presentations

Cluster accreditation: benefits and challenges

Lunch

Workshops

Conclusions and Discussion, Closing note

Ruben Topchyan

ANQA Director

Inna Pomorina

Bath Spa University (United Kingdom)

David Quin

Institute of Art, Design and Technology (Ireland)

Kristine Soghikyan

Yerevan Brusov State University of Languages and Social Sciences

Lilit Zakaryan

responsible for ANQA stakeholders’ relation

Robert Khachatryan

Yerevan Brusov State University of Languages and Social Sciences

Varazdat Hovhannisyan

National University of Architecture and Construction of Armenia

Karen Grigoryan

The Armenian State University of Economics

Christoph Grolomund

Director of Swiss Agency of Accreditation and Quality Assurance

Lemka Izmaylova

Director of the National Accreditation Agency (Russian Federation)

Thursday, February 16