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About the project
Mainly due to EU structural funds, millions
of euros are invested into the field of heritage interpretation
across the region. This includes new museums, exhibitions,
education trails, restoration and promotion of cultural and
natural heritage sites. The effort is often inspired by
world-class interpretation projects implemented in Western
Europe. New digital media and interactivities are often promoted
as the modern way of approaching visitors. Few existing
evaluation studies that emerged in the V4 in the recently show
that the real performance/outputs of projects and the impact on
visitors are behind descriptions in the grant applications. The
reason is that projects do not put emphasis on the content
development due to lack of know-how in heritage interpretation.
Thus, the investments do not achieve their full potential because
of missing soft-skills.
The aim of the project is to offer
current cutting-edge courses in heritage interpretation
to participants in the Visegrad countries and the Balkans. While
scoping and scrutinizing available courses during the first
face-to-face partners’ meeting (Hungary, March 2018), Interpret Europe Certified Interpretive Writer Course (CIW) was
considered the most relevant one for the current situation in the
partner countries. The course deals with written texts and thus
aims at heritage interpretation tools with the highest delivery
costs (museums, visitor centres, educational trails). The course
was developed in 2017 by Interpret Europe umbrella organization
and the price for the five day training is starting at 400€
excluding travel and boarding costs, which makes it unachievable
for participants from the Visegrad countries.
The idea of the project is to train
qualified lecturers from V4 countries + Slovenia, transfer
the course to national languages, run pilot trainings, make final
version of the course and make it available to
professionals in the cultural and natural heritage field in
respective countries for a fragment (about 25%) of the standard
Western European price and thus contribute to the needed soft
skill development.
The project is supported by the Visegrad Fund.
Calendar
Dates, locations of the courses and contact
information will be specified during the project, at least 3
months ahead of a respctive event.
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3.-10.
December
2018
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Training of Certified
Interpretive Writer Course Trainers
Brno, Czech Republic
For information about participation, contact your
national partner organisation. |
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24.-29.
May
2019 |
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Pilot Certified
Interpretive Writer Course in Czech
Brno, Czech Republic
For more information on participation look at the training leaflet, webpage or contact Michal
Medek: michal.medek@uimid.cz, phone: +420 604 863 167. |
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24.-28. June
2019 |
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Pilot Certified
Interpretive Writer Course in Polish
Krakow, Poland
For more information on participation Joanna Hajduk: hajduk@mik.krakow.pl, phone: +48 602 342 925 . |
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15.-20. September
2019 |
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Pilot Certified
Interpretive Writer Course in Hungarian
Felsőtárkány, Hungary
For more information on participation Zsuzsa Tolnay: tolnayzs@yahoo.com |
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15.-20. September
2019 |
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Pilot Certified
Interpretive Writer Course in Slovakian
Svatý Jur, Slovakia
For more information on participation Michaela Kubíková: kubikova@nt.sk |
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14.-18. October
2019 |
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Pilot Certified
Interpretive Writer Course in Hungarian
Felsőtárkány, Hungary
For more information on participation Zsuzsa Tolnay: tolnayzs@yahoo.com |
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17.-18.
November
2019 |
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Final Meeting of the
Project Participants
Prague, Czech Republic
The aim of the meeting is
evaluation of the project and establishing links for
further cooperation among project partners and Visegrad
countries in the field of heritage Interpretation.
For more information on participation look at the information letter or contact Michal
Medek: michal.medek@uimid.cz, phone: +420 604 863 167. |
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Partners
Taking part in the project is possible
through the partners at national level.
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Czech Institute for
Heritage Interpretation
The leading partner
Address: Grymov 26, Grymov, 75121, Czech Republic
Contact person: Michal Medek, director
Contact: michal.medek@uimid.cz, +420 604 863 167
Webpage: www.dobrainterpretace.cz |
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Kulturális
Örökségmenedzserek Egyesülete
Address: Ilka utca 46. 1/3., Budapest, 1143, Hungary
Contact person: Bőczén Árpád, director
Contact: info@heritagemanager.hu, +36 203 659 954
Webpage: www.heritagemanager.hu |
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Małopolski Instytut
Kultury w Krakowie
Address: 28 lipca 1943 17 c, Kraków, 30-233, Poland
Contact person: Joanna Hajduk
Contact: hajduk@mik.krakow.pl, +48 124 221 884
Webpage: www.mik.krakow.pl |
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Národný Trust n.o.
Address: Hlboká cesta 9, Bratislava, 811 04 , Slovakia
Contact person: Michaela Kubíková
Contact: nt@nt.sk, +421 907 296 724
Webpage: www.nt.sk |
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Zavod Red Tree Heritage,
zavod za interpretacijo dediščine in trajnostni razvoj
Address: Partizanska 8, 1380 Cerknica, Slovenia
Contact person: Helena Vičič
Contact: info@redtree.si, +386 41 911 112 |
Contact
Czech Institute for Heritage
Interpretation
Address: Trnec 654, Tišnov, 666 03, Czech Republic
Reg. number: 05952051
Contact person: Michal Medek, director
Contact: michal.medek@uimid.cz, +420 604 863 167
Webpage: www.dobrainterpretace.cz
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