OneHE vs Season@Work

Develop your teaching your way with practical and engaging microlearning to maximise your impact and student success. OneHE is a learning and community app for all educators working in higher education. - Discover something new in 20 minutes: Get inspired by the latest evidence-based teaching approaches, brought to you in short courses from leading global experts in teaching and learning. - Learn on your own terms: Access courses and resources when and where you like, and continue to develop your teaching to meet your changing needs and circumstances. - Make small changes that have a big impact: Apply practical new approaches straight away, with the support, advice, and encouragement of an inclusive community of peers and experts. - Share and shape practice globally: Learn and share with peers in a safe, supportive, and online community that listens and responds to the diverse needs of educators. Customer testimonials: - "I have just started to use and get inspired by the courses on OneHE - it is an absolute gem for a educational developer like me. So much inspiration!" - "I am so excited about this platform. I cannot tell you enough how great these classes and activities are." - "I definitely feel more prepared to provide my students with tools for reflection." - "I’ve really appreciated the ideas in this course and the ideas it’s sparked - looking forward to doing more brainstorming!"

The application provides information to seasonal workers in European agriculture using different formats (explanatory videos; points of contact for help and advice; further information via leaflets, websites). The application is available in 11 different languages: English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Bulgarian, Romanian, Polish, Ukrainian and Arabic language. Information materials are available for the following countries of work: Germany, Austria, Belgium, Netherlands, Denmark, Spain, France, Italy. The information covers among others following topics: work contract, social protection, wage, working time, safety and health at work. The points of contact for help and advice cover among other following organisations and institutions: trade unions, social security institutions, enforcement authorities, employment services, relevant NGOs and others. The app was developed within the project „Information and Advice for Migrant and Seasonal workers in EU Agriculture“ VS/2021/0028 and has received financial support from the European Union.