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Registration
Registration is open until 20 May 2020.
We strongly recommend early registration as the number of places is limited.
Fee
The registration fee includes:
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Monitoring and Evaluation: € 1,300
EU Project Management & Monitoring and Evaluation: € 3,150 - Save 650 € when registering for both courses together!
Discounts*
|
Type |
% |
Reduced registration fee |
|---|---|---|
|
Early birds, 31 March 2020 |
10% |
€ 1,170 |
|
Groups, 5 participants from the same organisation |
10% |
€ 1,170 |
|
Previous participants, to the executive training courses |
10% |
€ 1,170 |
|
Alumni, of the College of Europe |
15% |
€ 1,105 |
|
When registering together with the EU Project Management course** |
17% | € 1,077.70 |
|
Staff/personnel working for an EU institution, body or agency. |
20% |
€ 1,040 |
* Please note that discounts on the registration fee cannot be combined.
** The registration for the EU Project Management & Monitoring and Evaluation courses should be done at the same time. Two options for payment:
- Option 1: Single payment of € 3,150 paid before the beginning of the EU Project Management course.
- Option 2: Two instalments. Payment of the full fee of the EU Project Management course (€ 2,500), followed by the payment of the remaining amount (€ 650) before the beginning of the Monitoring and Evaluation course.
Cancellations
- Registrations cancelled after 13 May 2020 will be charged 50% of the total fee.
- Registrations cancelled after 20 May 2020 will be charged 100% of the total fee.
The College of Europe reserves the right to select participants based on their academic and professional profile. In order to ensure the highest level of interactivity, the number of participants will be limited. In case the minimum number of participants is not reached, the participants will either be reimbursed or offered to participate in another edition or programme. The College of Europe keeps the right to use pictures and videos of the participants taken during the seminar for its own marketing purposes unless disagreement with this policy is expressed by a participant concerned.
Should you have any question please do not hesitate to contact us
Maureen Welsh | 00 32 (0)50 47 73 19
E-Mail: MonitoringandEvaluation [at] coleurope.eu
Website: www.coleurope.eu/development
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