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Background
•
originated from the
need for an alumni
communication platform
• A response to Member State
requests
Get and Keep
with IAEA TCP !
Objectives
• Establish, maintain and intensify contacts
between the Agency and potential, current and
former stakeholders in the TC programme
• Keep
with the technical cooperation
community
• Promote the use of Member State capacities
through the TC programme
User Groups
The main users of
are:
• Fellows and Scientific Visitors
• Current and potential experts
• Meeting and training course candidates
• National institutes and regional offices
• TC counterparts
• National Liaison Officers/Assistants
• IAEA TC and technical staff
Features
Online
Profile
TC
Programme
Information/
Guidelines
Online
Applicatio
n Forms
Platform
Expert
Roster
Resource
Institution
Roster
Front Page
Registration
Dashboard
Profile
FEL/SV
Candidate
FEL/SV Submit
Counterpart
NLO/NCR
Select Candidate
NLO/NCR and Counterpart can fill in the application for the candidate:
History &
Forward
• Entire history can be seen and one can forward
for further actions or send back for additional
information.
Documents
Documents such as signed copy of the supervisor,
language certificate, medical certificate… can be
uploaded, so that all documents are kept together:
Next steps
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Fellowship Reports online,
especially the final fellowship
reports (with limited access to the
secretariat)
Link to fellowship placement
institutions
Resource Institution Performance
Evaluation in place
Expected Outcome
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Ownership to project counterparts
Pre-selection of qualified candidates
Forms are submitted in a complete
manner
Less rejections/non awards
Efficient and timely placement of
training requested
Fellow Workflow
SV Workflow
Meeting/Course
Workflow
For further information please contact:
• Nathalie Colinet
– [email protected]
– +43 1 2060 26379
• Maria Angeles Rubin Hasibar
– [email protected]
– +43 1 2060 22402
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Trends in
IAEA fellowship duration
Fellowship Duration (2000-2009)
Trends in IAEA Fellowship Duration: 2000 - 2009
600
Scientific Visitors
500
Number of Trainees
Fellows > 1M or <= 3M
400
300
Fellows <= 1M
Fellows > 3M or <= 6M
200
Fellows > 6M or <= 9M
100
Fellows > 12M
Fellows > 9M or <= 12M
0
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Long Term Academic Training
• Duration: maximum 3 years mostly in the field of
Medical Physics, Nuclear Medicine and Radiation
Oncology (MSc or PhD)
• Trends: aging scientists, lack of specialists in
hospitals, academic training not available in home
country
• Planning: planned in advance within a TC project
• Funding: IAEA TC project, government cost sharing,
extrabudgetary funds or Type I
Types of Long Term Training
• SPECIALIZED TRAINING: uninterrupted training, in radiation
oncology, nuclear medicine and medical physics
• SANDWICH MODALITY: Fellow registers at a local university
and at the same time contacts a university overseas. 2
professors jointly supervise the studies - 6 months locally and
6 months overseas. (ICTP)
• DISTANT LEARNING ( E-LEARNING): Fellow studies in
home country and only travels to take exams/defend thesis in
host country (hydrology)
CONSIDERATION:
costly, limited funds, removes candidate from the workplace
for a long period, risk of brain drain
IAEA Fellows/SV Definition
Fellowships (FE):
Scientific Visits (SV):
• awarded to young professionals
with a university degree or technical • awarded to a senior staff who worked
at least 5 years in the project/field.
level who must have worked at
least 2 years in the project/field.
• The fellow must be academically or • Awarded to candidates who hold an
appropriate advisory or management
technically qualified, including
position (duration: up to 2 weeks in a
language
maximum of 2 countries/2 host
institutes).
The training requested is:
• practical/on-the-job training of
candidates (as a rule duration is 1
• Age Limit: normally 5 years less the
month up to 12 months at a single
retirement age of his/her country.
institute)* the most common type of
fellowship;
• long-term academic training
(duration 6 months – 3 years)