You don’t have any international teachers as far as I know in Folkeskolen (the Danish municipal primary and lower secondary school), so the vast majority of international teachers in Denmark are working at independent schools, and they are organised in the Teachers' Union for Danish Independent Schools. I believe that the Teachers' Union for Danish Independent Schools is the key for international teachers in Denmark. How do you see the role of the Teachers' Union for Danish Independent Schools in relation to the international teachers? Some teachers are so deeply affected by their cultures that even if they are told about the Danish rules, they show up sick again and again. I have had colleagues who have shown up for work, sick with a fever, because they don’t know that in Denmark you don’t have to do that to get paid or not lose your job. Often, when international teachers are offered jobs at Danish independent schools, they feel so happy about the opportunity that they forget to ask about their rights, or ask themselves if they know enough about their rights as an employee at a Danish independent school. I have lived in Denmark for seven years, and there are still a lot of things about the Danish system that I don’t understand.Īnother main challenge, in my opinion, is that we don’t know our own rights and duties. It took me three years to really understand my payslip with the different “tillæg” (supplements) and how my pension was connected to my salary, and so on. Our biggest challenge is to get used to the Danish system. What do you see as the main challenges of being an international teacher in Denmark
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This year, one of the other participants taught me how to fill in a PPR-report quicker, better and in a more specific way, and that really makes my life easier. We can learn a lot from each other because we have a lot of the same challenges. I always get great help from the secretary, but at the seminar you have two days only about being an international teacher and an international member of the union.Īlso, the seminar is a unique opportunity to network with other international teachers. I can ask specific questions to Uffe (chairman of the Teachers' Union for Danish Independent Schools) and Rikke (contact person from the executive committee) and get a direct and precise answer. We are a small group of members in the Teachers' Union for Danish Independent Schools, but at the international seminar, I really feel that I am listened to. It puts the specific questions from the international teachers on the agenda. I see it as our biggest task to organise the international seminar. In your opinion, what is the most important task of the new international committee? So, it seemed natural to put up my candidacy for the international committee, and I am happy that the other members of the committee elected me as chairman. Some years ago, I helped organise the international seminar, and I have been involved every year since. What are your thoughts about your new role? “That means, if you cannot come to us, we will bring ECR to you,”.You are the first chairman of the international committee of the Teachers' Union for Danish Independent Schools. If ECR 2021 has to be virtual, however, delegates can expect “a completely new level of interactivity” for an online event. The Austria Center is still reserved for the congress, so should regulations alter and/or vaccines become available, it is entirely feasible that an onsite meeting under strict local criteria could still take place, he added. “Your safety is the ESR’s first priority, and we will strictly follow all decisions and recommendations of the Austrian authorities.” “Should an onsite congress happen in March, the safety and wellbeing of delegates will be paramount, said Fuchsjäger, who is professor and chair of radiology at the Medical University of Graz. A mass COVID-19 testing program is underway in the Austrian capital, and the outcome of the testing and the availability of vaccines look set to influence the final decision.” Michael Fuchsjäger, who remains optimistic about a face-to-face congress happening in Vienna between 3 and 7 March 2021.
That’s the message of European Society of Radiology (ESR) President Prof. “Don’t give up on the idea of attending a “real” conference in the spring. Ifølge sidste opdatering, er der stadig lidt håb at spore, og Radiograf Rådet håber stadig at der bliver mulighed for at besøge os på vores stand.
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