Ercan KÜÇÜKARSLAN
Electronics teacher, EU Expert,
-How did I get here?
I am a teacher for more than 29 years and have experience in the management of Youth/MEÖ/ADU/SCH Education and Health. For more than 18 years I have been a project coordinator and consultant. I have worked in a VET centre, a chamber, hospitals, foundations in the field of educational supervision and management. I participated in 70 Erasmus+ KA3, KA2, KA1 projects as a partner and coordinated some of these projects.
-Tell us how your career started. Give information about your formal and non-formal education.
I graduated from the Department of Electronics-Computer Teaching. I have a master's degree in Educational Administration and Supervision. In addition to my formal education, I supported my development by taking many courses and trainings. At the same time, I gained experience by volunteering in NGOs, Foundations, Associations. I shared my knowledge with my students and colleagues by opening numerous courses and trainings. I attended numerous seminars, symposiums, fairs, conference meetings. I participated in overseas education programmes.
3 advice I would give to my 20-year-old self
Your educational journey will not be limited to university. Remember the value of attending courses, seminars and various training programmes to continuously improve yourself and learn new information. This is critical for both your personal and professional development. In the name of the power of education...
You will gain valuable experience and expand your professional network through volunteer work in communities such as NGOs, foundations and associations. Such activities offer important opportunities for both your career and personal development. This will enable your contribution to networking and participation in communities, which transformed my life and led me to where I am today. In the name of the power of networking...
Never underestimate the value of sharing what you have learnt with others. As an educator, disseminating knowledge and encouraging others to learn is an excellent way to contribute to society and develop your own area of expertise. This will also reinforce your learning process. In the name of the power of knowledge sharing...
