
The main aims of the network are to stimulate and co-ordinate international co-operation in research focusing NQTs in a broad sense as well as Research and Development of professional support systems. Matters of importance in the network are comparing perspectives, exchanging of experiences and developing joint research projects.
The network is organized as an international committee with one to three participants from each country, who usually also represent powerful national research groups. On the national level, the members of the committee do have the ambition to coordinate local/national networks in their own countries. However, due to different conditions and circumstances this is conducted differently in each country.
The NQTNE-network was initiated by participants from the University of Gävle (Sweden); University of Jyväskylä (Finland); CVU Storkøbenhavn University College (Denmark); University College of Telemark and University College of Oslo (Norway); Tallinn University and University of Tartu (Estonia).
During 2009-2012 NQTNE is running the NQT-COME project,
launched by the NQTNE network and funded by Nordplus Horizontal programme.
In the project, there are representatives of teacher education and educational research institutes, teacher unions and municipatities.
During 2005-2007 the network was financed by the Swedish council for working life and social research (FAS).
The network is co-ordinated from the University of Gävle by the Induction Research Group. International Co-ordinator: Göran Fransson, University of Gävle, Sweden, gfn@hig.se
Book published: Fransson, G. & Gustafsson, C. (Eds.) (2008): Newly Qualified Teachers in Northern Europe. Comparative Perspectives on Promoting Professional Development. Teacher Education: Research Publications no 4. Gävle: Gävle University Press.
Brochyr
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Final Report to FAS concerning activities 2005-2008 -
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International Committee
NQTNEs historical development and agenda
NQTNE aims and activities
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