The Observatory on History Teaching in Europe recently launched two calls for tenders to find experts to draft their thematic report and their regular report, to be published in 2022 and 2023, respectively. The work for both reports is set to begin in October 2021, but the overall timelines, topics and methodologies for the reports will be different from each other.
The thematic report – Pandemics and natural disasters as reflected in history teaching
For this report, the OHTE is looking for experts with relevant experience in the field of history education that also have relevant expertise of pandemics and natural disasters. The Observatory is looking for three experts to draft up the report, which will be presented at the Observatory’s annual conference in 2022.
The regular report – the State of History Teaching in Europe
This report will have a more general focus on the history curricula, teaching practices and learning outcomes in the 17 member states of the Observatory. The Observatory is looking for up to five experts to draft the report. It will be presented in 2023 and it will be the focus of the annual conference.
The deadline for the submission of applications for both calls is 15 September 2021 (23:59 CET).
You can find the official call for experts here. For further information, please refer to the calls for experts for the Thematic Report and the Regular Report respectively below.
Call for experts for the Thematic Report on Pandemics and Natural Disasters as Reflected in History Teaching
Call for experts for the Regular Report on the State of History Teaching in Europe
