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Self-assessment report
RIGA TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATION
MANAGEMENT ACADEMY (RTTEMA)
Department of Management and Economics
Second level study programme
„Personnel Management”
(Code 42345)
Self-assessment report
2006 – 2008
Director of the programme
Dr. psych. assoc. prof. Anita Lasmane
Considered
Department Council meeting
Date _27.02.2008._
Protocol No _2_
Council chair signature, signature decoding
Considered
Study council meeting
Date _03.03.2008._
Protocol No _2/2_
Study council chair signature, signature decoding
CONFIRMED
RTTEMA Senate meeting
Date _26.05.2008._
Protocol No __2 - 15__
Senate chair signature, signature decoding
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Mg. sc. ing. I. Urpena
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Dr. paed. R. Spalva
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Dr. psych. G. Svence
RIGA TEACHER TRAINING ANG EDUCATIONAL
MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
Reg. No. 3343000244
Riga, Imantas 7. linija 1, LV – 1083,
phone:7808010, fax; 7808034, e-mail rpiva@rpiva.lv
30.05.2008. Nr 01-11/170
To the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Latvia
APPLICATION OF THE STUDY PROGRAM FOR A REPEATED ACCREDITATION
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The title of the study program under
accreditation
The code of the study program under
accreditation
The implementation time and of
Amount of the study program under
accreditation
Address of the implementation of the
study program (higher education
institution, branch of higher education
institution), way and form
Entry requirements to start studies in
the study program
Qualification awarded graduating the
study program under accreditation
Name of the higher education
institution
Name, surname and position of the
person authorised by the higher
educational establishment to deal with
the issues regarding the re-accreditation
RTTEMA Rector
Spalva
7808136
Second level professional study program
“Personnel Management”
42345
4 years 5 month (9 semesters), 160 credit
points
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Riga, Imantas 7. linija 1, LV – 1083
Aluksne, Pils street 21, LV - 4301
Bauska, Darza street 9, LV - 3930
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Cesis, Liela Katrinas street 2, LV- 4100
 Jekabpils, Rigas street 210a, LV-5202
 Kuldiga, Kalna street 19, LV- 3301
 Liepaja, Jelgavas street 58, LV- 3401
 Madona, Saieta laukums 1, LV 4801
 Tukums, Pils street 14, LV- 3101
 Ventspils, Saules street 16, LV- 3600
Part – time studies
General secondary education or secondary
vocational (prof.) education
Qualification of Personnel Manager
Riga Teacher Training and Educational
Management Academy
Dr. psych., asoc.prof. Anita Lasmane
e-mail –anita.lasmane@rpiva.lv,
phone - 29115177
D. Markus
Content
Application of the study program for a repeated accreditation
1. General description of the study programme ......................................................................4
1.1. Aims and tasks of the study programme ...............................................................................5
1.2. Rules of matriculation ...........................................................................................................6
1.3. Duration of the study process ................................................................................................6
1.4. Realization places of the study programme...........................................................................7
1.5. Requirements for acquirement of the qualification ...............................................................7
1.6. Expected results of knowledge, skills and attitudes form .....................................................7
2. Organization of the study programme ...............................................................................11
2.1. Change of study programme structure in the accreditation period......................................11
2.2. Adequacy of the study programme planning to the goals and tasks of the institution of
higher education .........................................................................................................................12
2.3. System for the ensuring of internal quality of the study programme ..................................13
3. Realization of the study programme...................................................................................17
3.1. Study methods and forms that ensure the acquisition of the study contents .......................17
3.2. Study achievement evaluation system.................................................................................17
(Evaluation methods: justification of choices and result analysis).............................................17
3.3. Activity of the academic staff and students’ research activities connected to the studies ..19
4. Comparison of the study programme to other similar programmes of institutions of
higher education in Latvia and the European Union............................................................27
5. Assessment of the perspective of the study programme ...................................................29
5.1. Conformity with the higher education and Profession standard .........................................29
5.2. Employers’ statement on alumni employment for the next 6 years ....................................35
6. Students .................................................................................................................................36
6.1. Number of students in the programme ................................................................................36
6.2. Number of matriculated students in during the first study year ..........................................37
6.3. Number of graduates ...........................................................................................................37
6.4. Student inquiries; analysis of inquiries................................................................................ 37
6.5. Participation of students in improving the study process ....................................................43
7. Evaluation of academic personnel ......................................................................................45
7.1. Numerical structure of academic personnel ........................................................................45
7.2. Conformity of the qualification of academic personnel to the realization of aims and tasks
of the structural unit....................................................................................................................45
7.3. Policy of selecting, renewing and instructing the academic personnel ...............................46
8. Financial sources ..................................................................................................................47
9. External affairs .....................................................................................................................51
9.1. Collaboration partners and activities ...................................................................................51
9.2. Collaboration with alumni ...................................................................................................53
9.3. Collaboration with employers .............................................................................................53
10. Development plan of the study programme and SWOT analysis ..................................56
Appendixes ................................................................................................................................63
Appendix 1 Descriptions of the study courses .......................................................................64
Appendix 2 RTTEMA Academic Personnel of the Study Programme “ Personnel
Management”..........................................................................................................................196
Appendix 3 Academic personnel’s biographies ...................................................................201
Appendix 4 Questionnaires....................................................................................................389
Appendix 5 Infrastructure of the RTTEMA branches .......................................................394
1. General description of the study programme
The programme is realized in accordance with Law on Education, Law on Institutions
of Higher Education, Law on Professional Education, Rules of second level professional
higher education standard (Rules No 481), Profession standard “Personnel Manager”
confirmed by the Ministry of Education and Science on September 8, 2003 (registration No
PS 0204), Accreditation rules of higher education institutions and study programmes (Rules
No 442), as well as basic conditions on Latvian profession classification. Second level
professional higher education programme “Personnel Management” counts a total of 160
Latvian credit points.
The methodological basis of the study programme, which determines the key accents
of the programme contents, has been shaped by the conclusions of the leading specialists of
management and human resources, according to which the issue of human resources, taken
into account the rapid changing economical and political situation, is urgent in terms of a
successful strategic development of a company (Gratone, L., 2004.; Armstrong, M.A.,
Stephens T. A., 2005.; Nieto, M.L., 2006), the relation between strategy and resources of a
company is of high importance (Prahalad, C.& Hamel, G.; Grant, R.), so is an efficient use
of the personnel. The personnel consists of employees with social and psychological qualities,
which contributes to the urgency of coordination of personal goals of the employees and the
goals of the organization (Haslam, A., 2003, Haugh, H., McKee, L., 2004), which determine
the creation of personnel policy and is closely connected to issues of personality, organisation
and work psychology. Strategy of human resources management contributes a positive value
to the business, therefore analysis of successful practices of organisations (Nieto, M. L., 2006)
shows that the main urgent courses of personnel management are: output of new motivation
instruments; planning and optimisation of human resources; debates on personnel
development and evaluation; career planning; organisation of learning.
For the improvement of contents of the study programme latest research analysis on
human resources and personnel management in the world and in Europe has been used (2000
– 2007), which reflects the most urgent issues: work environment, development of
organisations, human capital, leadership, development of personnel potential, personnel
selection and career development, job rights and job security, which is related to the
reputation and corporative social responsibility of the organisation.
For the creation of contents of the study programme the most urgent courses of
Latvian Personnel management in managerial development have been taken into account:
juridical regulations of work relationships, salary policy and motivation systems in
companies, personnel study system, office work of personnel, coordination of personal goals
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of employees and goals of the organisation, internal communication of the company and
instruments of human resource management, work security and protection, competence
models, employment of guest workers.
1.1. Aims and tasks of the study programme
Aim of the programme:
To prepare personnel managers, who would ensure management of human resources
according to the goals of the company and according to the normative acts of the Republic of
Latvia as well as the international normative acts, and in accordance with globalisation of
society, politics and economy and tendencies of labor force mobility.
Tasks of the programme:
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To improve understanding of the students of economical processes in a company in
Latvia, in the European Union and worldwide;
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To develop skills of future professionals to analyse and to forecast the tendencies of the
labor market and to use the acquired information in human resources management;
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To develop skills to work out a personnel policy; to plan the personnel resources in
accordance with the strategy of the company; to introduce, lead, analyse, evaluate and
improve the management system of the company personnel (planning, selection, studying,
evaluation, motivation);
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To develop skills to control the current work relationships in the Republic of Latvia, to
take into account requirements of normative acts within the company, to manage
personnel office-work; to control the improvement and implementation of job security
system in the company;
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To develop skills to improve the organising structure in cooperation with managers of
other departments of the company and to organise change management in the field of
human resources;
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To stimulate the students to constantly improve their professional skills and knowledge
(career development), to let them become competitors in the job market of Latvia and
other countries of the European Union;
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To develop skills of students in business communication with the personnel and the
clients, by using at least two foreign languages and information technologies.
Contents of goals and tasks of the study programme 2006/2007 and 2007/2008 have
not been changed, although several editorial improvements have been made in the
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formulations of goals and tasks, for example, the task on improving students’ understanding
of economical processes now also includes the concept of “the European Union”; the term
“training” is used instead of the term “studies”, because the term “training system” is being
used in the terminology of personnel management; the term “job protection” is substituted by
the term “job security”, which is a term that better describes the system and the process.
1.2. Rules of matriculation
The rules of matriculation conform to the requirements of paragraphs 46 and 47 of the
Law on Institutions of higher education of the Republic of Latvia, the Instruction No 8 of
November 27, 2003 by the Latvian Ministry of Education and Science, Instruction No 4 of
September 23, 2004 by the Latvian Ministry of Education and Science and Regulations No
846 of the Cabinet of Ministers on rules of acceptance in Latvian institutions of higher
education; “Conditions of acceptance and order of matriculation in full-time and part-time
studies” (Senate sitting decisions No 16-4 (23.10.2006.); No 29-3 (25.02.2008.), that regulate
students’ acceptance and matriculation in institutions of higher education. These regulations
provide for students who desire to study in professional study programme “Personnel
Management” should have sufficient marks in obligatory state examinations of secondary
education (Latvian language, Latvian literature, Foreign language) as well as subjects as
Mathematics, Informatics and Economics. If applicants have poor skills of computer use,
during the first semester they have to follow an additional course “Fundamentals of
Informatics”.
1.3. Duration of the study process
The total amount of credits in the programme is 160 Latvian credit points. One credit
point according to the Law on Higher education institutions foresees an amount of 40
academic working hours. According to the RTTEMA Senate decision No 26-6 in 2004 1
credit point is equal to 8 contact lessons and 32 hours of individual work.
Total duration of the programme is 4 years and 5 months. Structurual division of the
study programme can be found in the study programme plan (in Study department).
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1.4. Realization places of the study programme
The programme is being realized in Riga and the following RTTEMA affiliates:
Aluksne, Kuldiga and Cesis. According to the demand and possibilities of RTTEMA,
realization of the study programme is planned in the affiliates of Tukums, Liepaja, Madona,
Jekabpils and Ventspils. This would ensure a more successful development of
entrepreneurship in Latvian regions as well as an improvement of state and municipal activity.
1.5. Requirements for acquirement of the qualification
The study programme “Personnel Management” is a second level professional higher
education programme, after the acquisition of which one receives a 5th level qualification
“Personnel Manager” (education classification code: 42435).
The qualification is awarded based on a completed study plan, defended internships’
works, passed qualification examination, defended diploma paper and in accordance with the
Conditions of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Latvia No 481, paragraph 15 of
November 20, 2001; Law on Proffesional education (10.06.1999), Law on Higher Education
Institutions (02.11.1995.). Requirements for the acquisition of the qualification are formed in
accordance with the specific, mutual and general requirements of the Profession standard.
After the acquisition of the programme the student receives a diploma of second level
professional education and the qualification “Personnel Manager”.
1.6. Expected results of knowledge, skills and attitudes form
The acquired competences which are defined as the expected results are listed in the
study course descriptions (see Appendix 1). Based on the fact that knowledge, skills and
attitudes form the contents of professional competences, each study course contains
competences in accordance with the Profession standard, which are specified as knowledge,
skills and attitudes (attitude is defined as usability in the Profession standard).
Conformity of the realization succession of the study contents to the Profession
standard is created in a manner that during the first study year the students would obtain an
impression of the personnel manager profession, would learn how to work with personnel
office documents, would intensively study foreign languages and information technologies,
which deal with research and the improvement of presentation skills, would develop research
skills by writing reports, essays and by working on research projects within the contents of
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study courses. Management skills, understanding of legislation, economical regularities and
processes within a company are developed during the second study year by a practical
introduction to the duties of a personnel manager, comparing differences of personnel
management systems in various organisations, working out term papers, in which the skill of
problem defining is shown, finding sources for the description of the problem, creating advice
for the solution of various aspects of a problem. Special knowledge and skills in the direct
work of personnel manager are acquired during the third and the fourth study year, by
developing skills to analyze realization results of various departments of an organisation, by
working out term papers, by realizing practical tasks of comparing practise and qualification
of various departments of an organisation.
Summary of the expected results can be seen in Table 1 which shows the main
knowledge, skills and attitudes according to study fields. They are structured according to the
Profession standard and position of the Latvian Association for Personnel Management about
acquiring knowledge and developing professional skills in interconnected study fields.
Table 1
Study results to acquire
Study sphere
Economics and
finances
Knowledge
Conformities of
economics and their
connection to the
labour market,
employment policy in
Latvia and European
Union, global trends of
society development,
their influence on the
strategy of organization
development;
Economic assets of
organizations, their
planning and
management,
calculation of cash
flow (budget, balance)
Personnel management
in the business
management context
Place of personnel
management in
business strategy,
fundamentals of
successful
management,
significance of human
resources and human
capital in provision of
efficiency of the
Skills
Knows how to analyze
an organization as an
economic and social
system, using criticial
thinking techniques; to
identify problems, to
choose suitable
methods of problem
study, to make
researches, to analyze
acquired information
and draft development
projects, understanding
the significance of
quality systems;
Understands the
formation of financial
accounting system,
cash flow, long-term
investments and current
assets
Understands trends and
methods of
implementation of
personnel management
functions, knows how
to make SWOT
analysis;
Understands
requirements of
business
Usability
Develops and manages
personnel development
strategy, following
conformities of
economic development
in Latvia and Europe;
following requirements
of quality systems;
Plans the personnel
policy, following
calculations of cash
flow in the
organization (budget,
balance, long-term
investments, current
assets);
Manages personnel
planning, selection,
adaptation, evaluation
of work results, career
planning, development
of motivation and study
systems, following
requirements of
professional standards
of a personnel
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Law
Communication and
information
technologies
enterprise, significance
of personnel
management functions
in achieving aims of
the enterprise,
significance of lifelong
learning in
development of
personnel potential;
requirements of safe
and ergonomic work
environment
Connection of law
(civil, administrative,
criminal) as a
phenomenon of society
with entrepreneurship
and personnel
management,
significance of law in
regulation of processes;
Labour law and labour
safety regulations
communication and
business protocol in
management processes;
Knows how to analyze
categories of ethics in
attitude towards oneself
and society;
Understands principles
of professional
integrity of a personnel
manager
manager, principles of
corporative social
responsibility,
requirements of
professional integrity
of a personnel manager
Knows how to analyze
work situations,
noticing legal and
illegal aspects;
Understands limits of
professional
competence of a
personnel manager in
dealing with issues of
labour laws and labour
safety regulations;
Understands
requirements of
normative acts of
development and
storage of office
records;
Knows how to draft job
descriptions,
employment
agreements
Information movement Knows how to adopt
in the enterprise,
decisions, present,
requirements of
substantiate one’s
developing
opinion;
interpersonal
Understands
communication,
significance of
requirements of
stereotypes and
developing public
communication bareers
relations;
in management
Significance of
processes;
language culture in
Knows how to use
management;
information
Significance of
technologies in
information
acquiring, processing
technologies in
and analysis of data, in
implementation of
preparation of
personnel management presentations;
functions;
Has a good knowledge
Knowledge of foreign of the personnel
languages
management
information systems,
can evaluate
significance of
information systems in
implementation of the
In the process of
implementation of the
personnel management
functions, follows
legislation
requirements within the
limits of one’s
competence; in case of
necessity acts as a
mediator in discussions
between employer and
employee about issues
of labour laws
Can effectively
cooperate with the
state, private and
nongovernmental
organizations in
dealing with personnel
management projects;
Uses oral and written
language as a means of
expression according to
the language standards;
Uses personnel
management
information systems in
one’s work, following
their quality and safety
criteria;
Uses information
technologies in
acquiring, analysis and
presentation of
information;
Using one’s knowledge
of foreign languages,
builds efficient
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enterprise strategy;
Knows how to arrange
meetings, press
conferences,
interviews, discussions;
Has a good command
of two foreign
languages
Psychology
Conditions of the
personal development,
structure of a
personality: intentional,
unintentional, needs,
motives, values,
significance of personal
factors in the work
environment;
psychology of
professions, connection
between human
functional conditions
and work efficiency;
significance of
psychology
conclusions in
organization
management: work
motivation, loyalty,
leadership, group
management, stress
factors in
organizations;
development of
organization culture
Can observe and
explain people’s
behaviour at work;
Understands the
necessity of
psychological support
to employees and
possibilities of its
provision;
Can analyze
psychological
conditions of
professions and
positions;
Can organize business
games and trainings,
choosing manifold
approaches according
to the situation;
Understands the
necessity of one’s
development and can
choose development
methods;
Understands the role of
the personnel manager
in promotion of
psychological comfort
in organization
cooperation with
partners from abroad,
can present one’s work
results and change
experience in
international
congresses,
conferences and
seminars
Accepts lifelong
learning as a significant
requirement for
professional
development,
participates in lifelong
learning activities in a
dynamic and
independent way;
Takes into account
psychological
conclusions about
factors that determine
human behaviour in
processes of personnel
selection, evaluation of
work results, planning
and management of
development of the
personnel potential; in
solving conflict
situations;
Develops motivation
and loyalty
programmes
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2. Organization of the study programme
2.1. Change of study programme structure in the accreditation period
No significant changes have been made in contents of the study programme in
comparison to the accredited programme of 2006. Analysis of adequacy of the study courses
to the newest scientific and practical development tendencies has been carried out during
sittings of methodical commissions of Management and Economics, sittings of the
Department of Economics and Entrepreneurship, by introducing improvements in contents of
the study courses, in development of competences and in the list of acquired sources (See
Appendix 1). A new free choice study course “Innovations in Personnel Management” has
been created (an amount of 2 credit points, the aim of which is to deepen the students’
knowledge of the newest trends in personnel management in Latvia, the European Union and
in the world, to create understanding of innovative approaches in strategic planning of the
personnel, of assessment of the personnel, and of creation of a motivation system.
According to the recommendations of the previous accreditation commission, several
changes have been made in the division of courses into study years and semesters, thus
making the total amount of credit points equal to 18 credit points without changing the
principle of succession, t.i. first the student receives basic information and afterwards
develops his professional competences in one of the four study spheres: communication;
economics, entrepreneurship and management; psychology; jurisprudence. Changes in the
structure and planning of the study programme made during the accreditation period are
shown in the Table 2.
Table 2
Changes in the structure of the study programme in the self-evaluation period
Study programme
accredited in the year 2006
2nd semester of the 1st study
year – Basics of accounting
4th semester of the 2nd study
year – Basics of management
(2 CP); 5th semester of the 3rd
Changes in the study
programme in the year
2008
2nd semester of the 1st study
year – Methods of the
research paper and scientific
paper;
(Basics of accounting – 3rd
semester of the 2nd study
year)
Notes
Do not put too many study
courses dedicated to the
economics sphere in the 1st
year (Basics of economics –
4 CP); to develop skills of
making researches, develop
understanding about the
essence of the research
planned in the study process
already in the 1st study year
4th semester of the 2nd study To master the whole course
year – Basics of management before observation and
- 4 CP
comparison of the work of
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study year – Basics of
management (2 CP)
personnel departments of
various organizations in
order to implement the
internship tasks more
successfully
4th semester of the 2nd study 5th semester of the 3rd study A real material has been
year – Work psychology
year – Work psychology
acquired during the
internship which can be
analyzed from the point of
view of the work psychology,
understanding tasks of
further internships on the
basis of a real experience
acquired in an organization
The third foreign language
A new optional study course During two years none of the
„Innovations in personnel
studens have chosen the third
management” (2 CP)
foreign language.
Aim of the study corse:
‘’Innovations in personnel
management’’:
Improvement of knowledge,
understanding and skills in
strategic personnel
management in the lifelong
learning context
A more detailed substantiation of the changes in planning can be found in the selfassesment report of the study programme for the year 2007 (Senate documentation).
2.2. Adequacy of the study programme planning to the goals and tasks of
the institution of higher education
Professional
second
level
higher
education
study
programme
“Personnel
management” corresponds with the goal of the higher educational institution (RTTEMA) – to
enable the students to acquire higher professional or academic education in the fields of
pedagogy, psychology, business and management, to prepare students for a motivated
professional activity and continuous self-development.
According to the defined goal of the higher educational institution the study
programme contains study course blocks, internships, which ensure the necessary knowledge,
skills, attitudes in accordance with the Profession standard as well as development of
students’ investigative activity.
In accordance with the defined strategy of the academy that the study programme is
based on intelligence, competence, professionality, the study programme includes such
comprehensive study courses as Culture issues of Latvian language, Logic, Philosophy,
optional study courses: Rhetoric; competence and professionality is developed by theoretical
courses of the sphere, study courses of professional specialization, internships, providing the
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connection of the academy’s aims with the knowledge, skills and understanding defined in the
Standards of the Profession.
The philosophy definition of the academy states that it is necessary to provide
implementation and use of modern information technologies, creativity, integration of
theoretical studies and internships. The study programme “Personnel management” (12 CP)
includes studies of information technologies: Information Technology in Personnel
Management (8 CP) and Information Systems in Personnel Management (4 CP); information
technologies are used also in the development of e-studies, studies of foreign languages,
research work of leacturers and students and improvement of presentation skills. Creativity is
developed by introducing students with innovative approaches to analysis and forecasting of
economic and management processes, including such study courses as Innovation in
Personnel Management, Interaction Training, Business Games Methods. Integration of theory
and practice is ensured by active internships in amount of 26 CP and independent work in the
framework of study courses (see Appendix 1) which are developed in a way that students
would learn to use the knowledge acquired in studies of literature and sources in
implementation of practical tasks, for example, analysis of experience, analysis of situations,
development of a research project.
2.3. System for the ensuring of internal quality of the study programme
Internal quality of the study programme is ensured in the following directions:
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In order to provide constant improvement of study course descriptions, a logical
succession of information and mutual connection between blocks of management,
marketing, finance, mathematics, computer knowledge and international study courses
constantly active methodical commissions are established in the Department of
Economics and Entrepreneurship. Statutes on methodical commission and a list of
managers and participants can be found at the Department of Economics and
Entrepreneurship. In January 2008 a seminar of methodical commissions on students’
competence development in study courses was organized, as a result of which a list of
competences acquired in each study course was produced, study work forms and lists of
literature sources were specified.
There has been analysis of the conformity of the study course content with the up to
date development trends of science and practice carried out in meetings of the methodological
commissions of the Department of Management and Economics and meetings of the
Department of Management and Economics, implementing the improvements:
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1) In the content of study courses: for example, public relations in the context of
corporate social responsibility (Business communication, Public relations, Personnel
management); development of a modern world outlook using modern thinking
technologies (Logic, Fundamentals of phylosophy); scientific language style
according to the up to date requirements (Latvian Language Culture Issues);
adaptation of employees in enterprise, prospects of the personnel management
development, scientifically justified study of personnel management issues (Personnel
management, Scientific Research Methods); psychological contract, violence at work
(Organization and management psychology); qualitative research methodology
(Scientific Research Methods, Statistics); Lifelong learning trends (Adult Study
Methods); Use of possibilities provided by the European Union structural funds and
European Social Fund in projects (Project management); migration of human
resources and employment policy in Latvia and European Union (Labour Situation in
Latvia and the EU);
2) In development of competences: competences to study have been specified according
to the requirements of the Profession standard, emphasizing organizational,
communicative and personal (awareness and improvement of individual competence,
possibilites and limits) competence;
3) In the list of literature sources: the most significant up to date literature available at the
RTTEMA library, as well as references about data basis and web pages have been
specified (see course descriptions in Appendix 1).
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Quality and the desirable dynamics of development of the study programme are ensured
by a regular programme analysis in the department of Economics and Entrepreneurship
(DEE) Council of Department of Management and Economics (DME) as well as in the
annual self- assesment report confirmed at the RTTEMA Study Council and Senate until
May, 31 of each year. Changes in the study plan are confirmed in the Council of
Department of Management and Economics.
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Internal quality of the programme is ensured through regular discussions of programme
director with the study course lecturers on issues regarding realization, organization and
improvement of the study programme. Lecturers are introduced to the results of student
inquiries and questions on programme improvement are discussed in working groups of
lecturers (field of personnel management, field of psychology, field of economics and
management), individual meetings on inquiry results and improvement of study course
lecturing are organized with participation of the programme director and lecturers.

Participation of students in the study process is ensured as follows: the programme
director meets representatives of study groups once a month; surveys are conducted
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among students, in which students rate the overall study programme as well as separate
courses and lecturers. Through this feedback students are able to express their opinion and
wishes on the study programme and the quality of its organization.

Fields of responsibility of the structural units have been specified, which ensures a
qualitative realization of the study process in all affiliates of the institution of higher
education and determines the zones of mutual interaction between the structural units as
well as the responsibility for separate stages of realization of the study process.

Several RTTEMA structural units are involved in the realization of the study programme:
-
Department of Economics and Entrepreneurship;
-
Department of Information Technologies and Nature Sciences;
-
Department of Education and Social Psychology;
-
Department of Languages;
-
Department of General Pedagogy;
-
Department of School Pedagogy
-
Institute of Psychology Research;
-
Institute of Natur and Work Enviroment.
-
To ensure an effective circulation of documentation the institution of higher education
has produced a division of the responsible structural units for the organization and
realization of programme documentation and the study process (Table 3).
Table 3
Division of the responsible structural units for the organization and realization of the
programme documentation and the study process.
No
1
2
3
4
5
Name of permissive materials
License and accreditation paper
Study programme
Study plans
Study course descriptions
(original)
CV of lecturers (originals)
Internship contracts
6
7
8
Internship documents,
internship accounts by students
Scientific work of students
Themes of final papers
9
Final examination papers
10
Conference materials of
lecturers and students
Plans and reports of the
scientific work of departments
Location
Vice-rector office
Vice-rector office
Study department
Departments, DME
Responsible person
R.Spalva
R.Spalva
R. Vonda
Heads of departments
Personnel department, other
departments
Department of Record
keeping
Office of study programme
director
Department
Council of Department of
Management and Economics
Departments, affiliates
R. Bogdāne, heads of
departments
I. Miķelsone
Department of Science
A. Lasmane
Heads of departments
I. Urpena
Heads of departments
and affiliates
S.Madalāne
15
11
Applications and reports of
RTTEMA scientific research
projects
Study materials produced by
lecturers
Departments, office of study
programme director
12
Students’ individual work
Lecturers and students of the
study courses
13
Cooperation contracts and
agreements with education
institutions and other
institutions
Inquiry materials
Department of Record
keeping
14
15
RTTEMA documents (Senate
decisions, statutes)
Department of Management
and Economics
Senate documentation
Heads of
departments,
A. Lasmane
Head of the
corresponding
methodical
commission
I. Miķelsone
I. Jansone
N. Sautiņš
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3. Realization of the study programme
3.1. Study methods and forms that ensure the acquisition of the study
contents
In the process of realization of the study programme various study methods and work
organization forms are used during the contact lessons. Students are offered various kinds of
individual work and instructions for its accomplishment. Precise information on how the
implementation of study points is ensured in each study course as well as detailed course
descriptions of the study programme can be found in Appendix 1.
No significant changes have been made in the use of study methods and forms of the
study programme in the past two years. Development of the launched e-study course of the
programme “Psychology of Organizations” and “Fundamental of Management”should be
mentioned as an important innovation.
After a general evaluation of the practical realization of the programme one should
mention that, similarly to the previous self-evaluation, study methods and forms are used
which are in accordance with the specifics of the study programme: lecture-room classes
(lectures, seminars, discussions, situation analysis (case study), business games), group work,
individual work, consultation and tests. For the testing of individual work seminars, test work,
presentations and essays are used. In comparison to the previous accreditation period more
mini-projects are organized, which are carried out by a group of students (3-5 persons)
according to the contents of the study course in companies; more targeted use is made of
gaining information through data bases in individual work, more attention is paid to the
development of students’ presentation skills by using information technologies.
The choice of a particular study method is dependent on the specifics of each study
course. RTTEMA IS (information system) contains study materials which allow the students
to acquire individual themes which are defined in study course descriptions.
3.2. Study achievement evaluation system
(Evaluation methods: justification of choices and result analysis)
In the period of self-evaluation no significant changes can be distinguished in the
process of evaluating students’ skills and knowledge. Knowledge and skills are assessed in
accordance with the RTTEMA Regulation of Examinations confirmed at the sitting of
RTTEMA Senate (resolution No 26-13) on October 29, 2007. The regulation defines basic
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principles of evaluation of programme acquisition as well as basic forms of evaluation
(test/examination). Basic principles of evaluation introduced in the regulation conform to the
regulations No 481 “Regulations on second level professional higher education state
standard” of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Latvia enforced on November 20,
2001 as well as to the requirements of Law on Institutions of higher education.
The course of testing depends on the specifics and range of each study course and on
collaboration between lecturers and students in order to be able to recognize and assess the
students’ knowledge, skills and attitudes towards the acquired information and the process of
development of professional competences. Development of analytical evaluation system in
study courses can be mentioned as an innovation of the study programme. It means that in a
consecutive way during the implementation of the course, by accomplishing the independent
work and participating in seminars, students receive evaluation that amounts to a particular
percentage from the final mark – in such a way, more precise development of knowledge,
skills and usability in competencies to be acquired is implemented. A specified system of
analytical evaluation can be found in descriptions of study courses in Appendix 1.
Examinations and tests are organized in both written (tests, essays, reports, projects)
and oral form – in accordance with today’s education tendencies in Europe, t.i. discussions
and debates, student readings, group work, presentations of research results. Lecturers of the
study programme determine the assessment form and the assessment procedure according to
the goal of each study course. Indications of study course assessment forms can be found in
the study course descriptions in Appendix 1.
State examination, which include work with Diploma papers and their presentations,
qualification exam - examination by a state commission of experts on a 10 point system.
After analyzing students’ state examination average grades and division of results in
percent in RTTEMA affiliates it can be noted that no significant proof can be distinguished
that students’ skills and knowledge are equal at all affiliates in which the study programme is
being realized.
Structure of the State examination commission is suggested by department of
Management and Economy in the council meeting, it is approved by rector, and is in
accordance with the regulation “RTTEMA regulation of examinations in study programmes”
confirmed during the RTTEMA Senate sitting (resolution No 26-13) on October 29, 2007.
and regulations MK Nr. 481 (34.p.) of necessity to provide state examination commission,
where half of members are representing professional organizations or employers, ans.
After completion of state examinations conclusions of the chair of the commission and
of the branch specialists concerning the successes and failures in state examination
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organization as well as conformity of quality of students’ knowledge and presentations to the
acquired specialization are summarized.
In the qualification examination students must show their knowledge in both
theoretical and specialty courses and demonstrate the skill to connect theoretical conclusions
with practical examples as well as their presentation skills. During the preparation for the
qualification examination students are informed about the requirements of state examinations
and are provided with at least two consult-lessons before the examination.
In the diploma work the students must be able to acknowledge their professional
knowledge and their scientific research skills. Students produce the diploma work on an
urgent theme which is chosen from the thematic fields and confirmed at the Council of the
Department of Management and Economics. Diploma work is initially consulted and assessed
by a supervisor, whereas after its completion this is done by a reviewer. Defense of the
diploma work takes place in the presence of qualification commission.
Diploma of second level professional higher education is received by the students who
have successfully passed all tests in all study courses during their studies (rated no lower than
4 points), as well as passed all state examinations, defended internship reports and three
scientific reports: two term papers and one scientific project.
Defence of the diploma paper is carried out in the presence of the state examination
commission.
3.3. Activity of the academic staff and students’ research activities
connected to the studies
The table contains scientific and research projects which play a significant role in the
development of the programme “Personnel Management” and which programme lecturers
take part in.
Table 4
Title
Project of the subprogramme No
03.15.00 of Ministry of Education
and Science of Latvia „Ensuring
and developing science
infrastructure in institutions of
higher education”: “Development
of personnel management science
and practice in Latvia and
worldwide”
(2006. – 2007)
Project of the subprogramme No
03.15.00 of Ministry of Education
Participants
Financial aid
Mg.psych.
Signe
Enkuzena, Ministry of
Education and
Mg.psych. Baiba Skrauce,
Science
Mg.sc.oec. Agita Miķelsone, Dr.
psych. Anita Lasmane
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and Science of Latvia „Ensuring
and developing science
infrastructure in institutions of
higher education”: „Development
of methodological research of
human resource management”,
project code 0018 “Tendencies of
scientific development of
personnel management in Latvia,
the European Union and
worldwide”; „Development of
methodological research of human
resource management”
„Technical help in strengthening
capacity of NGO’s and
municipalities for introduction of
activities of European Social
Fund”
Project of European Social Fund
national programme “Ensuring
career education in the education
system” (KIPNIS)
European Social Fund Social
integration fund project
“Motivation programmes for
socially excluded risk groups in
Jekabpils region” in collaboration
with the society “Countryside
partnership Selija” and State
agency for career choice.
Produced study material
“Development of personality”(90
pgs.)
In the framework of the Latvian
public library development project
„Trešais tēva dēls”, the project of
the State agency „Kultūras
informācijas sistēmas” and the JSC
Datorzinību centrs: “Topical issues
of lifelong learning and the role of
libraries in the knowledge society”
(„Mūžizglītības aktuālās problēmas
un bibliotēku loma zināšanu
sabiedrībā”). Teaching of classes,
2008.
European Social Fund Grant
scheme “Consultation and training
for a start of commercial activity
and self-employment”
Project of the municipality of
Allazu district “Allazu district
learns how to use the opportunities
provided by the European Social
Fund”
The work of expert-evaluator in
the consideration of decentralized
projects of Lifelong Education
Mg.psych. Signe Enkuzena
Dr. paed. Zenta Anspoka
Dr.psych. Anita Lasmane; Mg.
psych. Signe Enkuzena
Dr.psych. Anita Lasmane
European Social
Fund
European Social
Fund State Agency
“Agency of
Professional
Education”
European Social
Fund
Cofinancing of the
Latvian State and
Bill and Melinda
Gates Foundation
Dr. paed. Nils Sautiņš
European Social
Fund
Dr. paed. Nils Sautiņš
Municipality of
Allazu district
Dr. paed. Nils Sautiņš
Agency of
Academic
Programmes
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Programme of the European
Community
Ergonomics in the work
environment and criteria and
priorities of the profession
choice. Participation in the 16th
congress of the International
Ergonomics Association in
Maastricht, the Netherlands, 1014.07.2006.
Dr. chem. Jānis Gedrovics
PHARE 2003 „Stimulation of
professional education and further
education in Latvian regions”.
Preparing and realizing the project.
Expert of study programmes.
Publication:
S. Jēgere. Influence of service
quality on bank development in
Latvia. Conference Materials
„Employment and Labor Market
Movements – Conflicting
Paradigms in a Globalised World”.
RSEBAA, 2007.
„A virtual version of economical
theory”
Dr.oec. S.Jēgere
Foreign language competences of
RTTEMA academic personnel in
their professional activity (creation
of e – education system), 2007.
Improvement of professional
competences of lecturers of
Latvian pedagogic institutions of
higher education in the field of
scientific research, 2007.
Publication: I. Urpena. Virtual
environment and communication
of education and research.
Improvement of professional
competences of lecturers of
Latvian pedagogic institutions of
higher education in the field of
scientific research, RTTEMA,
2007.
Training of the ESF and
Association of people with
disabilities and their friends
„Apeirons”:
“Development,
implementation, management of
the ESF projects” („Eiropas sociālā
fonda
projektu
sagatavošana,
īstenošana, vadība”), No. of the
project
VPD1/ESF/NVA/05/GS/5.3.1./000
1/0123/34 (year 2006) Activity 9.1.
of the project of the European
Community initiative EQUAL
Latvian Green
Party, RTTEMA
(Leader: J.Liepiņš, participants:
J.Viržbickis,
I.Krustozoliņa,
I.Germane, I.Bērziņa, D.Līduma)
Dr. paed. M. Kaltigina, Mg. ing. I.
Urpena
Ministry of
Education and
Science
Ministry of
Education and
Science
Mg. img. I. Urpena
Ministry of
Education and
Science
Mg. psych. A. Kauliņa
European Social
Fund
European Social
Fund
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“Promotion of employment of
people with disabilities” („Invalīdu
nodarbinātības veicināšana”) ,
2005-2006.
European Social
Fund
ESF project “Training of
young people with special needs in
the profession of decorator’s
assistant” („Jauniešu ar speciālām
vajadzībām apmācība dekoratora
palīga profesijā”), 2006.
Project of the European
Community initiative EQUAL
“Development of planning
activities of professional guidance
in the State agency „Social
integration centre””
(„Profesionālās orientācijas
plānošanas pasākumu attīstība
SIC”), 2005.- 2006.
Ivars Muzis
Development of the
management professional
competence for students, project
financed by the Ministry of
Education and science and
RTTEMA, 2007.
Ministry of
Education and
Science, RTTEMA
For a qualitative realization of the study programme scientific activity, publications
and methodical materials of the following lecturers are of special importance:
Dr.oec., lecturer S.Jēgere
S.Jēgere (2007) monograph „Marketing of financial services”. Consultation and Learning
Centre of Latvian Commercial Bank Association.
S.Jēgere (2006) Business questions of risk evaluation in small and middle-sized businesses.
Merkūrijs Lat. Informatīvi analītiskais biļetens: Nodokļi.Finansu uzskaite Nr.2
Dr.oec., lecturer Hilmārs Zīle
Zīle H. study book „Latvian external economical relations”. Turība, 2003
Scientific works: 43 publications, 90 author sheets.
Dr.oec. docente Silvija Kristopsone
Kristapsone S. (2004) Demographic and socially economical description of 14-18 year old
teens and youth. Writings of Latvian University.
Volume 671. Economics III. Riga:
University of Latvia, p. 180-191.
Dr.sc.ing.J.Gerdovic
Gedrovics J. (2006) Ergonomic culture of computer users in Latvia. Society and culture.
Compilation of writings VIII. Liepaja, p. 455-465. Gedrovics J. (2006) Regional and Group
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Differences in the Framework of International Comparative Project ROSE in Latvia. Journal
of Baltic Science Education, No 1,
Gedrovics J., Lāce I., Zemesarājs R. (2006) Future work criteria and professional orientation
of the youth of post-socialistic countries. Ecology of education and professional studies. Riga:
RUK, p. 43–48
Mg. sc. soc, lecturer Gustavs Elers
Elers G., Rasnačs O. (2006) Use of cluster analysis for the analysis of courses raising
teachers’ qualification. Compilation of works Theory for practice in education of
contemporary society of RTTEMA III International scientific conference. Riga: SIA Ulma,
121.–127 pp.
Elers G, Gregory Gorobetz ”The most popular Programs for Statistical Analysis: MS Excel,
SPSS, STATISTICA” in Spring University. Changing Education in a Changing Society.
Conference materials. Klaipedos universitetas, 2005., 49-52pp., 218 p.
Dr. psych. A. Lasmane, Mg. psych. S. Enkuzena, Mg. sc. soc. A. Miķelsone. Study
material “Tendencies of personnel management science development in Latvia, the European
Union and worldwide” (produced within the project “Tendencies of personnel management
science development in Latvia, the European Union and worldwide”, can be found at the
Department of Science and at the Department of Management and Economics), accessible for students
in an electronic form.
Dr. psych. A. Lasmane, Mg. psych. S. Enkuzena, Mg. sc. soc. A. Miķelsone, Mg. sc. soc.
I. Krustozoliņa. Study material „Methodology of human resource research management”
(Produced within the project “Development of methodological research of human resource
management”, can be found at the Department of Science and at the Department of Management and
Economics), accessible for students in an electronic form.
Svence G. (2006). Characteristics of integrally eclectic approach and possibilities for its use
when forming a methodological concept of psychological maturity in development
psychology. 2006. „Latvijas Zinātņu Akadēmijas Vēstis”, May, 12.
Svence G.. (2006). Differences in perceptions of employees in college X about the real and
ideal organisation in situation of cultural changes. RTTEMA III International scientific
conference Theory for practice in education for contemporary society collection. R: SIA
Ulma.
Urpena I.. Virtual environment and communication of education and research. Improvement
of professional competencies of teaching staff at pedagogic educational establishments of
Latvia in the area of scientific research, RTTEMA, 2007.
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Additional information on publications of lecturers can be found in Appendix 3.
Students involve in scientific researches, participating in implementation of projects.
For example, in 2006 – 2007, two 5th-year students participated in the project “Development
of personnel management science and practice in Latvia and worldwide” („Personāla vadības
zinātnes un prakses attīstība Latvijā un pasaulē”) of the subprogramme No. 03.15.00
“Ensuring and developing science infrastructure in institutions of higher education”
(„Zinātnes infrastruktūras nodrošināšana un attīstība augstskolā”) of the Ministry of
Education and Science of the Republic of Latvia – they made an empirical research on
implementation of competences of a personnel manager and personnel specialist according to
the Profession standard. Five 3rd year students participated in the adaptation process of the
work motivation study methods of the project “Development of methodological research of
human resource management” („Cilvēkresursu vadības pētījumu metodoloģijas attīstība”)
(code of the project: 0018, 2007) of the subprogramme No. 03.15.00 “Ensuring and
developing science infrastructure in institutions of higher education” („Zinātnes
infrastruktūras nodrošināšana un attīstība augstskolā”) of the Ministry of Education and
Science of the Republic of Latvia.
The scientific researches of students are mostly connected with development of course
papers and diploma papers. Subjects of researches are in accordance with researches and
professional activities of lecturers (see Table 5).
Table 5
Thesis and supervisors of students’ researches
Thesis
Project of development and implementation
of human resources development plan in
enterprise
Supervisors
Dr.psych., asoc. prof. A. Lasmane, Mg.psych.
Signe Enkuzena, Mg.psych. Baiba Skrauce,
Mg. sc.soc. Agita Miķelsone
Efficiency of the personnel motivation
system in enterprise
Mg.psych. Signe Enkuzena, Mg.psych. Baiba
Skrauce, Mg. sc.soc. Agita Miķelsone
Connection between personnel management
and enterprise development strategy
Mg. sc.soc. Agita Miķelsone; Dr.psych.,
asoc. prof. A. Lasmane; Dr. paed. Nils
Sautiņš
Dr.psych., asoc. prof. A. Lasmane, Mg.psych.
Baiba Skrauce
Mg.psych. Signe Enkuzena, Mg.psych. Baiba
Skrauce; Mg. sc.soc. Agita Miķelsone
Connection between organization culture and
satisfaction with work
Personnel policy, personnel selection,
evaluation, adaptation, development of career
in enterprise, local municipality
Discrimination in the labour market and
enterprise
Development of innovative entrepreneurship
and topicality of increasing the personnel
knowledge potential
Drafting project of the development of record
management system
Dr.psych., asoc. prof. A. Lasmane, Dr. paed.
Nils Sautiņš
Mg.psych. Signe Enkuzena, Mg. sc.soc.
Agita Miķelsone
Dr. paed. Nils Sautiņš
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Implementation and improvement of the Mg. ing. Inese Urpena
personnel management information system in
enterprise
The State Examination Commission recognised as significant the following studies
conducted as part of diploma papers: Development of the profession of HR manager in Latvia
and globally (A. Dārzniece, 2006); Difference in organisation culture and in satisfaction with
work in service companies (G. Valdmane, 2007); Importance of personal achievements in
developing a career as HR manager (D. Zvaigzne, 2008); Correspondence of management and
HR management function implementation in company “CAT” to the needs of clients (M.
Spulle, 2008; studied the transportation service provider of Cēsis town, management of the
company has also acknowledged the importance of the study); Reasons, dynamics and
possibilities of prevention for professional “burning out” of mid-level medical personnel at
state-owned company “Riga Centre of Psychiatry and Narcology” (I. Grava) – study carried
out on demand by the management of the organisation.
Lecturers of the study increase their qualification on a regular basis by attending
various conferences, seminars and courses. The most important activities in development of
the study programme are outlined in the table below. More detailed description of forms and
directions of improving qualification is available in their CVs enclosed as Appendix 3.
Table 6
Participation of lecturers in conferences, seminars and courses
No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Name, Surname
Zenta Anspoka
Content
Seminar “Quality assurance and evaluation of
career management” in Riga (D.
Hughes, UK)
Time period
2006
Ieva Bērziņa
Jānis Gedrovics
European School of Management, courses
Participation in the XVI International
Congress of the Association of Ergonomics in
Maastricht, the Netherlands.
Umeo, Sweden, Conference of lecturers of
pedagogic universities of Sweden.
2007
10-14 July 2006
“Challenges of the labour market of Latvia”.
„National conference on development of
occupational safety system in Latvia”.
Seminars:
Latvian Association of Personnel
Management, “Possibilities for professional
improvement of managers”;
Latvian Association of Personnel
Management, “Public image of a company in
labour market – one of the criteria in choosing
one's job”;
2007
Agita Miķelsone
22-23 March 2007
2007
2007
2006
2006
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State Labour Inspectorate, “Signing
employment agreement and termination of
legal labour relations”
5.
Anita Lasmane
Personnel training and development forum,
Riga;
RTTEMA 4th scientific conference “theory for
practice in education of contemporary
society”- report “Motivation systems in
Latvian organisations – benefits and risks”
2008
2007
6.
Guna Svence
3rd European Congress of Positive Psychology
in Portugal, report “Links between optimism
of employees and satisfaction with work”
2006
7.
Irēna Krustozoliņa
2007
8.
Ēriks Melnis
9.
Guntars Paeglis
Further education workshop for university
lecturers
Courses “Business: managing sales and
marketing organisation”
CEEMAN seminar “First CEEMAN
Executive Education Workshop”, Tallinn
2006
2007
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4. Comparison of the study programme to other similar
programmes of institutions of higher education in Latvia and the
European Union
The professional study programme “Personnel Management” was compared to the
professional bachelor programme “Human Resources Management” of the Riga Technical
University and the professional study programme “Human Resources Management” of the
Kingston University (UK). Criteria for comparison are listed in Table 7.
Table 7
Comparison of the study programme with similar programmes in other educational
establishments
Criteria/Country
Latvia (RTTEMA)
Programme title
Professional 2nd
level study
programme
“Personnel
Management”
Personnel manager
Certificate of
secondary,
vocational
secondary
education; passed
compulsory state
examinations for
secondary education
4 years 5 months in
part-time studies
Granted qualification
Matriculation
requirements
Study duration
Points (credits and in 160
ECTS
ECTS)
Programme content
Latvia (RTU)
UK
(Kingston
University)
Professional bachelor Professional study
study
programme programme “Human
“Human Resources Resources
Management”
Management”
Personnel manager
Secondary, secondary
vocational education;
1st level higher
professional
education in human
resources
management
HR manager
4 years – full-time
3 years – full-time
studies; 5 years –
studies
part-time studies
credits/240 160
credits/240 180 ECTS
ECTS
The content is
structured in parts
of the study
programme:
comprehensive
education study
courses – 20 credits,
theoretic sectoral
key courses – 36
credits, professional
sectoral
specialisation
courses – 60 credits,
courses of free
choice – 6 credits;
internship -26
credits, state
examinations -12
The content is
structured in parts of
the study programme:
comprehensive
education study
courses – 14 credits,
theoretic sectoral key
courses, professional
sectoral specialisation
courses (defined as
compulsory study
courses 81 credits)
and courses of
restricted choice:
professional sectoral
specialisation
courses,
humanitarian/social
The content is
structured in areas of
the study course:
business and its
administration,
management science,
modern European
languages, behaviour
of employees in an
organisation, business
and Internet
information systems,
law, occupational
environment and its
characteristics;
professional
internship – 1 year.
27
credits.
Division of
internship: in
record-keeping -4
credits; observation
and comparison of
the work of
personnel
departments of
various
organisations -12
credits; qualification
internship – 10
credits; state
examination
includes: diploma
paper -10 credits
and qualification
examination -2
credit points.
and management
courses, languages –
total 35 credits;
courses of free choice
– 6 credits; internship
-26 credits, state
examinations-12
credits.
Division of
internship:
specialised internship
-16 credits and
designing internship 10 credits; state
examination –
diploma paper – 12
credits.
Study programme of RTTEMA is similar in the following aspects:
1) Points (160 credits – in comparison with RTU); basic structure including study
courses granting qualifications “Personnel Manager” or “Human Resources Manager”;
2) In comparison with the study programme of RTU – equal scope of internship;
3) Similar proportion (in comparison with RTU) for gaining knowledge and skills in four
inter-related subject areas: law, economics, business and management,
communication, psychology; also similar to the study areas at the Kingston
University.
Study programmes are different in the following aspects:
1) RTU programme puts more emphasis on teaching exact sciences (mathematics,
statistics), while RTTEMA programme as a key characteristic has different division of
study courses in courses of comprehensive education, theoretic sectoral key courses,
professional sectoral specialisation courses and courses of free choice, numerous study
courses of similar content or title are planned in different study blocks;
2) RTTEMA study programme “Personnel Management” puts more emphasis on courses
of comprehensive education that extends the horizon of students and develops
communication skills.
3) The internship at Kingston University that can be compared with qualification
internship, is 1 year long – overall, the internship has more weight in comparison to
other study courses.
Information collected during study visits and using Internet resources:
http://www.kingston.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses/index.htm)
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5. Assessment of the perspective of the study programme
5.1. Conformity with the higher education and Profession standard
The structure of the study programme “Personnel Management” corresponds to the
requirements of the Cabinet Regulation on national standard for second level higher education
(Cabinet Regulation No. 481 of 20/11/2001; Cabinet Regulation No. 348 of 29/05/2007). The
structural division of the study programme is depicted in Table 8.
Table 8
Compliance of the study programme to Cabinet Regulation No. 481 of the Republic of
Latvia
Compulsory content
General courses
Theoretical basic courses in the
respective field
Study courses for professional
specialisation in the respective
field
Courses at free choise
Internship
State examinations
Total
Standard requirements for
credits
20
36
Credits in the study
programme
20
36
60
60
6
26
12
160
6
26
12
160
The professional practices are scheduled to 26 weeks (26 CP), which are divided as
follows: the first and the third semester “Practice in Personnel Office Work” (6 CP), the
fourth the sixth and the seventh semester – “Observating and Comparing Activities of Various
Personnel Departments” (12 CP), eighth semester – “Qualification Practice” (10 CP).
According to Cabinet Regulation No. 481 the comprehensive education study courses
shall include courses in humanitarian, social sciences, psychology developing basic social,
communication and organisational skills; according to the requirements of the professional
standard theoretical courses in business and economics that also should be included in the part
dedicated to comprehensive studies, are implemented in the study programme “Personnel
Management” in the part dedicated to theoretical sectoral key courses.
According to requirements of obligatory content there are planned concrete study
courses and practices in each part of the study programmes. Their amount and content agree
with expected professional qualification.
Table 9
Connection of the study courses with constituent parts of the programme
No
Constituent part of the programme/
Credit points
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titles of the programmes
I
General courses
20
1.
Business communication
2
2.
Logic
2
3.
Philosophy
2
4.
Latvian Language Culture Issues
2
5.
Business etiquette
2
6.
Interaction trainings
2
7.
Sociology
2
8.
Professional foreign language
6
II
Theoretical basic courses in the respective field
36
9.
Personnel management
10
10.
Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship Law
2
11.
Fundamentals of ecomics
4
12.
Fundamentals of management
4
13.
Personality psychology
2
14.
Information Technology in Personnel Management
8
15.
Scientific Research Methods
2
16.
Management and organization psychology
4
III
Study courses for professional specialisation in the respective field
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17.
Work psychology
4
18.
Basic Accounting
2
19.
Adult Study Methods
2
20.
Business English
5
21.
Statistics
2
30
22.
Fundamentals of financial and management accounting.
2
23.
Project Management
2
24.
Quality Management
2
25.
Office Work (Record-keeping) in the Work of the Personnel Manager
3
26.
Information Systems in Personnel Management
4
27.
Business ethics
2
28.
Professional Ethics of Personnel Manager
2
29.
Job Legislation and Protection
4
30
Public Relations
2
31.
Business Games Methods
2
32.
Ergonomics
2
33.
Labour Situation in Latvia and the EU
2
34.
Communication psychology
2
35.
Second Foreign Language
6
36.
Scientific report
1
37.
Course work I
3
38.
Course work II
4
IV
Courses at free choise
6
39.
Fundamentals of marketing
2
40.
Rhetoric and dramatics
2
41.
Taxes and duties
2
42.
Politology
2
43.
Innovations in personnel management
2
V
Internships
26
44.
Intership in Record-keeping in personnel management
4
31
45.
Observation of different organisations personnel departaments and practise of
12
comparison
46.
Qualification intership in Personnel Management
10
VI
Final State examination
12
47.
Diploma paper
10
48.
State qualification exam
2
Kopā
160
Total
By determining development of the programme the Profession standard requirements
of personnel manager were taken into account, that define precise knowledge and skills which
should be acquired after the completion of the study programme and which study courses
should be acquired on the level of notion and which on the level of comprehension or use.
Table10
Studiju programmas atbilstība Profesijas standartam
The study
Programmes accordance to Profession standard
Requirements of the Profession standard
Level of knowledge
Knowledge
conception understan
usage
Study courses in programme ‘’Personnel
management’’
ding
Common Professional skills
Understanding
conformity and
principles of currant
economical
development.
Understanding
current events in
labour market be able
to take decisions
accordingly situation.
Fundamentals of Economics (4 CP),
Fundamentals of Marketing (2 CP),
Fundamentals of Financial and Managerial
Accounting (2 CP), Sociology (2 CP)
X
X
Fundamentals of Phylosophy (2 CP)
X
X
X
Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship Law (2 CP)
Labour Situation in Latvia and the EU (2 CP),
Work Psychology (2 CP)
Personnel Management (10 CP)
X
Usage of acquuired
theoretical and
practical knowledge. X
Be able to work in
X
Personnel Management (10 CP), Fundamentals
of Management (4 CP), Job Legislation and
Protection (4 KP), Ergonomics (2 CP)
Quality Management (2 CP)
Organizational and Management Psychology (4
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complicated
psychological
situations.
Be able to take
decisions
CP), Work Psychology (4 CP), Communication
Psychology (2 CP), Interaction Training (2 CP),
Personality Psychology (2 CP)
X
Business Communication (2 CP),
Specific skills in profession
Understanding
interrelationship in
the work of
organisation
Analyse
organisation’s
activity, find
problems and work
out solutions.
Personnel Management (10 CP), Fundamentals
of Management (4 CP)
X
Scientific Research Methods, Sociology (2 CP),
Personnel Management (10 CP)
X
X
Statistics (2 CP)
Logic (2 CP)
X
Define organisations
personnel managers
aims, strategical
plans, be able to
organise, manage
subordinated staff’s
work
X
X
Fundamentals of Management (4 CP), Quality
Management (2CP), Projektu vadība (2 CP)
Adult Study Methods (2 CP)
X
Be able tu use IT in
the process of
personnel
management.
Be able to understand
customers and staffs
interests and integrate
the with personnel
development plan.
Be competent in
organisation’s
documents and labour
protection acts.
General skills
Be able to work in
team and group,
coordinate
complection duties,
be able to motivate
members of staff.
To offer an opinion
with arguments.
Personnel Management (10 CP)
Information Systems in Personnel Management
(4 CP), Personnel Management (10 CP)
X
X
X
X
Fundamentals of Management (4 CP)
Quality Management (2 CP), Project
Management (2 CP)
Fundamentals of Management (4 CP), Personnel
Management (10 CP), Organizationa and
Management Psychology (4 CP)
X
Office Work (Record-keeping) in the Work of
the Personnel Manager (3 CP), Basic Acount (2
CP)
X
X
X
Personnel Management (10 CP), Organizationa
and Management Psychology (4 CP), Interaction
Training (2 CP), Business Games Methods (2
CP)
Business Communication (2 CP), Personnel
Management
(10
CP),
Communication
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Analyse, systematize,
synthesize, integrate
acquired information.
Language skills
X
X
Usage of IT
X
X
Preparing and giving
presentations.
Communicate with
membrs of staff
partners, owners,
mass media, state and
public institutions.
Act according to law
and ethics.
X
Psychology (2 CP)
Scientific Research Methods (2 CP), Scientific
report (1 CP), Course works I, II (7 CP),
Internships (26 CP), Diploma Paper(10 CP)
Latvian Language Culture Issues (2 CP),
Professional Business English (6 CP), Second
Foreign Language (6 CP), Business English (5
CP)
Information
Technology
in
Personnel
Management (8 CP), Professional Business
English (6 CP), Business English (5 CP),
Scientific Research Methods (2 CP), Statistics (2
CP)
Business Etiquette (2 CP)
Public Relations (2 CP)
Personnel Management (10 CP), Communication
Psychology (2 CP), Business Communication (2
CP), Public Relations (2 CP)
X
X
Professional Ethics of Personnel Manager (2
CP), Business Ethics Business Ethics (2 CP)
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5.2. Employers’ statement on alumni employment for the next 6 years
Situation in Latvia at this moment shows that managements of Latvian companies
have a hard time to keep qualified and less qualified employees at the work place. According
to several investigations and analytical articles in the Latvian press (for example “Karjeras
Diena”, „Dienas Bizness”), and according to the project “Tendencies of personnel
management science development in Latvia, the European Union and worldwide” (RTTEMA,
2006.), in contradistinction to the situation in the 90s when the employer had a determinative
role in the employee choice, at the moment employees are the ones determining the rules to
the employer. This is being done through determining own salary, demanding an ergonomical
work environment and an attractive bonus system as well as high social guarantees.
Corporative social responsibility with an emphasis on human resource management has
become a pending matter. At the current situation an employer who would want to keep and
develop his business has to think about professional management in his company. Therefore
demand of professional personnel managers in the labor market has grown significantly. This
is proved by the fact that the press and the Internet often feature job advertisements that invite
personnel managers and personnel specialists. A few years ago these kinds of advertisements
were rare and most employers saw personnel managers simply as personnel office-work
managers with no special education. Competitiveness of alumni on the labor market, inquiries
conducted among alumni and employers and the fact that Latvia still lacks professional
managers with a special education are factors that prove the necessity of the study
programme. It should be noted that according to the situation in the labor market in the past
year the image of personnel manager and personnel specialist professions has improved.
Nowadays human resource management is being given ever more attention and investments
in human capital have sharply risen.
In personnel training and development forum (Riga, 2008), Personnel management
congresses: “Purposeful organisation" (Riga, 2008), “Valuable organisation" (Riga, 2007),
“Attractive organisation" (Riga, 2006) it has been acknowledged that, depending on the
situation in the labour market, the prestige of the profession of a personnel manager and
personnel specialist has increased in the recent years in Latvia, since more and more attention
is devoted to human resources management and investments in human capital are growing
fast. Similar information has been gained in discussions with heads of local governments in
the towns of Kuldīga and Alūksne (2008); discussion with Ilona Kiukucāne (2008), expert on
education and employment of the Latvian Employers’ Confederation.
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6. Students
6.1. Number of students in the programme
At the beginning of the study year 2006/2007 159 students started the studies; at the
end of the study year the programme counted 76 students. 58 students are ex-matriculated
according to the conclusion of the studies in February 2007. Some (3 students) have
temporally discontinued the studies. 41 students started their studies in the first semester, but
the actual studies are continued by 23 students at this moment (reasons why studies were not
continued: tuition fee is too high; wrong timing; impossible to combine studies with work and
personal life; learning difficulties – in individual studies, passing tests and examinations); 9
students were discharged for not paying the tuition fee.
Table 11
Number of students at the start of study year 2006/2007
Number of students
in the programme
First study
year
Second
study year
Third
study year
Fourth
study year
Fifth
study year
Riga
41
11
3
23
42
Cesis
0
0
23
0
Aluksne
0
0
0
0
16
Total of all courses
41
11
3
46
58
Total in the study programme 159
Table 12
Number of students at the end of the study year 2006/2007
Number of students
in the programme
First study
year
Second
study year
Third
study year
Fourth
study year
Fifth
study year
Riga
23
11
1
23
0
Cesis
0
0
18
0
Aluksne
0
0
0
0
0
Total of all courses
23
11
1
41
58
Total in the study programme 76
Table 13
Number of students at the start of study year (2007./2008.)
Number of students
in the programme
First study
year
Second
study year
Third
study year
Fourth
study year
Fifth
study year
Rīga
43
24
13
0
20
Cēsis
0
0
Alūksne
0
0
0
Total of all courses
43
24
13
0
37
Total in the study programme 111
17
0
0
36
Table 14
Number of students at the end of the study year (2007./2008.)
Number of students
in the programme
First study
year
Second
study year
Third
study year
Fourth
study year
Fifth
study year
Riga
33
24
26
0
0
Aluksne
0
0
0
0
0
Kuldiga
0
0
14
0
0
Total of all courses
33
24
40
0
0
Total in the study programme 97
When looking for solutions to decrease the tendency to discontinue the studies during
the first study year, motivation discussions are held with future students and a detailed
introduction to the requirements of personnel manager qualification is given during the first
semester of the first study year within the study course “Personnel Management”; meetings
with the director and the secretary of the programme are organized in order to solve issues
connected to the study process; there is an introduction to the library resources at RTTEMA,
University of Latvia and the Latvian National Library; opportunities to use information
technologies are explained.
6.2. Number of matriculated students in during the first study year
In the beginning of study year 2007/2008 43 students started the studies in the first
semester and 40 students started the studies in the fifth semester in accordance with the study
continuation after finishing first level higher education study programme “Office Work
Organization”.
6.3. Number of graduates
In the study year 2008/2008 there were 36 graduates of the studies.
6.4. Student inquiries; analysis of inquiries
Self-evaluation report contains an analysis of student inquiry results held at the
RTTEMA departments of Management and Economics in November-December 2007. In the
following text student inquiry results are shown in accordance with the main questions of
study programme improvement.
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What was your motivation to choose this study programme:
Students’ own choice is the dominant answer which is a significant factor of a successful
realization of responsibility for the study process; results show possible ways how to advertise
the study programme. Other ways of advertising according to the students are: advertising
folders, information at the work place (alumni of the programme).
Image 1. Factors of study programme choice
What was your motivation to choose this study
programme?
7,5%
0,0%
12,5%
I chose it myself
Parents
0,0%
Friends, acquaintaces
Teachers
10,0%
Professionals
0,0%
70,0%
Information days
Other
A significant factor for the improvement of the study programme is information on
how students evaluate their choice to study at RTTEMA Personnel Management programme
and the study process in general, therefore the questionnaire contains questions which would
help to find answers to these questions.
Image 2. Evaluation of the choice to study at RTTEMA
In your opinion: the choice to study at RTTEMA
5,0%
20,0%
20,0%
very good
good
average
poor
55,0%
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In total 75% of the students are satisfied with their choice, which reflects the meaning
of the existence of this study programme. It is significant that half of the respondents label
their choice as good and 20% of them as very good.
Image 3. Indicators of students’ satisfaction with the study programme
In your opinion: study programme (the amount of
Study courses and their schedules)
0,0% 7,5%
40,0%
52,5%
very good
good
average
poor
The results are satisfactory enough for this study programme to be productive however
40% of the respondents indicate the programme as average which gives the programme
improvement possibilities. These are discussed with the lecturers individually, during
department meetings, during meetings of the Department of Management and Economics and
in working groups of methodical commissions in the following fields: how to show the
essence of the study course in practice; how to develop students’ skills to work individually
(more attention is paid to the skills of collecting and analyzing information, practical
exercises are offered, an analytical assessment of study achievements is introduced); how to
produce qualitative methodic material in both printed and electronic form to stimulate
students’ individual work (3 study materials of this kind have been produced for the study
courses “Personnel management” and “Organizational Psychology”); how to connect the
contents of study courses to the specifics of the job of personnel manager (once per study year
study course descriptions are improved).
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Image 4. Indicators of students’ satisfaction with the planning and organization of classes
In your opinion: planning and organization
of classes
7,5%
12,5%
40,0%
40,0%
very good
good
average
poor
The results are satisfactory enough to conclude that in general the organization of
study process ensures the realization of the tasks of the study programme. Compared to
survey result in the previous accreditation period, it can be concluded that this process was
evaluated as being “good” by more students (64%), however also more students thought that
this process is “poor” (25%); in this self-evaluation period 12.5% of the respondents
considered the organisation of the study process to be unsatisfying. This highlighted a task: to
establish purposeful, regular cooperation among the programme director, heads of
departments and planners of the study process, by updating plans and providing for
alternatives to ensure a foreseeable progress of the process, which was achieved when starting
the academic year 2008 /2009.
Image 5. Students’ satisfaction with the material means of the study process
In your opinion: the technical shape and design
of the lecture-rooms
5,0%
15,0%
very good
good
average
poor
37,5%
42,5%
The results are satisfactory enough to say that the material means of the study process
can be qualified as good. The answer “average” in 37,5% of cases is connected to the opinion
that better lighting, cozier chairs and more modern computer equipment is needed. In the
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previous self- evaluation period satisfaction with technical equipment was lower: 36%
evaluated it as being "good".
Image 6. Students’ satisfaction with the study materials
In your opinion: students’ study literature,
Distributed materials and other methodical means
20,0%
5,0%
very good
good
average
poor
42,5%
32,5%
The results show that this factor is relatively more problematic and it is necessary to
purposefully organize the lecturers’ work in the creation of study methodical material. The
RTTEMA library fund should be continuously supplemented with necessary contemporary
literature. After talking to students it was clear to see that unfortunately they seldom use the
library fund and the accessible www.apa.org data base, therefore lecturers should organize
individual work more purposefully by giving tasks (essays, research analysis, reports,
research projects) which would require use of data bases.
Image 7. Students’ possibilities to use computers and the Internet.
In your opinion: possibilities to use computer rooms
and the Internet
15,0%
2,5%
50,0%
very good
good
average
poor
32,5%
The results show that in general students describe their possibilities as good and very
good. According to discussions with students, answers “average” and “poor” are connected
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with the intensity of computer use, as it is not always possible for students to have access to
the computers.
A significant question „How do you rate your possibilities to take part in the completion
of the study process”. Student answers were dominated by the opinion that there are
possibilities but they have not used them up to this day, according to 85% of the respondents.
The main reasons are as follows: an opinion that it is the duty of the administration and the
course senior; disbelief that students’ opinion could affect the study process (year 4). Only
one student (year 4) thinks that there are practically no possibilities to take part in this process
at all. First course students are more pronounced in saying that they are aware of their rights
and try to use them and are able to participate in the completion of the study process (12% of
the respondents).
Students recognize the courses Personnel Management, Fundamentals of Marketing,
English, Personnel Office-Work, Information Technologies in the Work of Personnel
Manager, psychology study courses, especially Work Psychology, Work Legacy and Work
Security, Sociology and Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship Rights as the most significant
courses of the specialty. In the previous self-evaluation period the key study courses were
named law, record-keeping, psychology, foreign languages. This means that the importance of
personnel management, IT has increased in the eyes of the students.
Positions in the job market are rated as follows by those who do not yet work in
their field (20% of the respondents already do): 50% of the respondents believe that there will
be problems to find a job in the specialty; other 50% do not think so. In discussions with
students reasons for these doubts were specified: doubts about chances to find a job in the
specialty are connected to students’ opinion on the satiation of the job market, however the
projections of Latvian Professional Personnel Management Association show that personnel
management specialists are demanded. Students often do not have information on job market
vacancies; therefore the study process should show the possibilities of gaining this
information. Part of the students (in the 5th year approximately 4-5 people) experience doubts
in this question because of the feeling of not being efficiently prepared for the job of
personnel manager. These opinions lead to the task: study course contents (especially in the
theoretical and professional specialty courses of the field) should be modeled to the practice
of personnel manager with more conformity by using interactive study forms and realization
of mini projects connected to practice.
In the inquiry students gave their advice on the completion of the study programme
and the most significant advice is:
to create a lecture planning for the semester, the planning should be more regular in order not
to rush the acquisition of courses (the question is discussable and should be solved in a
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collaboration between the programme director, lecturers and planners of the study process;
logics of study course realization should form the basis of the planning, which is not always
taken into account because of the lecturers’ workload division); less changes in the planning;
less library days (library days are planned purposefully, although it means that lecturers
should continue explaining the purpose of library days, giving concrete tasks, the completion
of which would require library days. Process of organizing library days at the Latvian
National library has been started in the study programme.
There were also important proposals to involve professional experts working in personnel
management in lectures to an even higher extent, particularly in giving lectures on the study
courses like quality management, project management. Also in the previous self- evaluation
period there was a problem with the possibilities to learn the skills of project management,
therefore these courses are provided by lecturers practically working with quality systems and
in project management.
6.5. Participation of students in improving the study process
Each study group has appointed a student representative who participates in the group
established by the programme director, where once a quarter topical issues for improving the
study process are discussed, e.g., implementation of proposals expressed in student surveys,
issues concerning organisation of internships and their progress; content and course of the
qualification examination, topicality of the course paper and diploma paper topics,
possibilities for conducting research in organisations and necessity to increase number of
contact hours in the study course “Statistics” to improve the skills to digitally process and
analyse data obtained in a research. Students are actively looking for internship possibilities
and assist in establishing a long-term cooperation between the educational establishment and
the organisation where the student has his/her internship.
Students are involved in conducting research studies and implementing projects (see
information in Section 3.3), participate in seminars and conferences organised by RTTEMA,
also they make use of the possibilities offered by their employers and afterwards share the
experience gained with their peers in the class. In April 2008 3rd-year students Inita Ozoliņa
and Ilze Galvanovska participated in the Personnel training and development forum 2008, and
afterwards informed within the study course "Innovation in Personnel Management” on the
experience gained.
Representatives of study groups are invited to the meetings of the departments and of
DEM Council, if issues in relation to implementation of the study programme are being
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discussed, for example, approval of topics for course papers and diploma papers, also to
analyse more comprehensively the study process and provide for a high-quality information
exchange between the teaching staff and the students.
Students take part in the self- evaluation processes of study programmes, in drafting
the self- evaluation report and its discussion in the meeting of the DEM Council.
Once per academic year student surveys are conducted on the progress of study
process and possibilities for its improvement.
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7. Evaluation of academic personnel
7.1. Numerical structure of academic personnel
During the period of self-evaluation the structure of academic personnel has changed,
but similarly to the previous self-evaluation period the division of academic personnel in the
study programme corresponds with Regulations No 133 on the order of study programme
realization in the institution of higher education determined by Cabinet of Ministers on March
8, 2004 and with Regulations No 821 on the requirements of academic personnel.
The study process is provided by 41 lecturers: 4 professors; 4 associated professors, 6
university lecturers, 25 lecturers; 14 from the lecturers have a PhD in Science (32%), one is
currently involved in doctoral studies. From all the lecturers employed in the study
programme 25 lecturers have RTTEMA as the place of their basic election (61%).
Table 15
Academic personnel of the study programme in the study year 2006/2007
Type of work
relationship
Principal work
Work place of
basic election
Work place of non
basic election
Additional work
In total
Assistent
s
1
1
2
Lecturers
2
University
lecturers
1
Assoc.
professors
Professors
Total
3
12
4
4
4
25
1
10
25
1
0
4
2
11
41
6
0
4
7.2. Conformity of the qualification of academic personnel to the realization
of aims and tasks of the structural unit
Structure of the academic personnel during the period of self-evaluation corresponds
with the requirements of study programme realization at RTTEMA: for 61% of the lecturers
RTTEMA is the work place of basic election, the necessary minimum amount of doctor’s
degree holders is ensured (34%). A significant factor is that the profiled study course
“Personnel Management” is taught by practicians who are employed at RTTEMA: Mg. psych.
S. Enkuzena – „SWED WOOD LATVIA” Ltd. manager of human resources; Mg. psych. B.
Skrauce – „Kalnozols” Ltd. manager of Personnel department; Mg. sc. soc. A. Miķelsone –
director of the Department of Personnel Management of the Ministry of Regional
Development and Local Government.
However, after analyzing the development of the study programme and its provision
of scientific doctor’s degree holders in general (in all study years there are study groups in
Riga, study groups in the affiliates of Aluksne, Cesis, Kuldiga and Tukums), one can
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conclude that at least 12 more scientific doctor’s degree holders should be actively involved
in the study programme. Alternatives can be found at RTTEMA by involving scientific
doctors from the Department of Pedagogy and Psychology who are competent to lecture
particular study courses. A. Vignere is planning to defend her doctor’s dissertation in 2008.
However, a significant condition of development of the study programme is doctoral studies
of the tutors and obtaining a doctor’s degree. A problem occurs because practicing specialists
can only continue working as part-time lecturers (which increases the necessary number of
lecturers for the realization of the programme) during the doctoral studies. In study year
2008/2009 A.Mikelsone and S. Enkuzena are planning to begin doctoral studies.
7.3. Policy of selecting, renewing and instructing the academic personnel
The following policy of academic personnel structure creation is produced and
realized at RTTEMA:

to guarantee the fact that all study courses are taught by qualified, scientifically and
methodically prepared lecturers, who use modern working methods and have good
knowledge of business in practice, therefore competitions are launched for the open
positions of lecturers, associated professors and professors;

to guarantee the fact that no less than 50% of lecturers are employed at their principal
work;

specialists in personnel management are involved in implementation of professional
sectoral specialisation study courses, also visiting lecturers are invited that are seasoned
professionals in theory and practice (e.g., lecturer of the University of Latvia Silvija
Kristapsone gives lectures in the study course “Statistics”, she has extensive experience
in the area of statistics and economics, management sciences);

to stimulate training of teachers by financing courses which raise qualification, Master
and doctoral studies.
Lecturers of the study programme regularly raise their qualification by participation in
various seminars and courses both as participants and leaders. In the field of personnel
management a significant condition is for RTTEMA to become a juridical member of the
Latvian Personnel Management Association (12.12.2008.), which would ensure frequent
training for the lecturers during the seminars organized by the association.
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8. Financial sources
The professional study programme is a paid programme. The main sources of
programme financing are the personal financial means or means connected to a juridical
person and financial means envisaged for realization of projects by RTTEMA and Ministry of
Education and Science of Latvia.
Until the accreditation of the study programme students are given a chance to take a
student loan to cover the tuition fee. After the accreditation the students will have a chance to
be a candidate of the loan guaranteed by the state (tuition fee loan and students’ loan) covered
by a credit institution.
Spatial means
The study process of the RTTEMA professional study programme “Personnel
Managemnet” takes place at Imantas 7. linija and in part-time study affiliates in Aluksne,
Bauska, Cesis, Jekabpils, Kuldiga, Liepaja, Madona, Tukums and Ventspils. RTTEMA
technical material base ensures the necessary preconditions for the realization of the study
2
process. The total area of RTTEMA premises is 7758 m :
2

premises in Riga, Imantas 7. linija, in the first RTTEMA building – 2082 m study
2
premises, 1578 m offices;
2

2
premises in RTTEMA affiliates 3779 m study premises, 319 m offices.
Table 16
Division of RTTEMA premises
Study premises
2
Number of
Area, m
premises
2005 2007 2005 2007
Imantas
7.linija 1
Affiliates
part-time
studies
Offices
2
Number of
Area, m
premises
2005 2007 2005 2007
Number of places
in lecture-rooms
2005
2007
29
32
1628
2082
48
53
1054
1578
1106
1306
80
82
3749
3779
13
12
425
319
2557
2571
of
Beginning with study year 2004/2005 the studies are being planned in Riga, at Imantas
7. linija 1 there is a canteen with 115 places and two gym-halls.
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Table 17
Technical means of the study process
Study year
Study year
Study year
2004/2005
2005/2006
2006/2007
TV
15
14
16
Video
14
14
14
Codoscope
24
35
37
Screen
22
31
31
Video camera
5
5
9
Stereo player
69
65
65
Music centre
5
7
8
Copy-machine
29
23
24
Fax
13
12
14
Multi-projector
3
10
15
Car transportation
6
7
6
In the beginning of the study year 2005/2006 new computers were purchased for the
organization of the study process and study activities, the existing computer rooms were
modernized, urgent data was kept in the RTTEMA information system VALIS. In the study
year 2006/2007 infrastructure of information and communication technologies was improved.
Most significant improvements:

a backup copy server for the realization of IS safety measures has been purchased;

250 computers have been set up, this way fully renewing the computer rooms for
study activities in Riga and affiliates as well as ensuring the necessary resources for
scientific and administrative activities;

presentation equipment has been purchased – 8 data video-projectors and 17 portative
computers;

equipment for the modernizing and ensuring stable activity of computers and
computer net has been purchased (main storage of computers, high-speed
switchboards, continuous power pack etc.);

the local computer net and Internet connection have been changed, creating a highspeed and stable RTTEMA Internet of a high security level – UBN (united business
net);

an authorized access to IS data on RTTEMA Internet webpage has been created;

licenses for the output of the information system VALIS data base and Web software;
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
new software has been purchased and licenses for the software necessary for study
activities have been renewed;

lecturers and students of RTTEMA have the chance to use the most modern
technologies – the programme MSDN® Academic Alliance offers access to full Microsoft
complex of output instruments, servers and platforms and offers a chance to receive monthly
updates for a whole year.
IT development perspective:
- gradual substitution and modernization of computer room equipment;
- modernization of the computer net, increasing high-speed activity by ensuring
possibilities of video-conference arrangement;
- gradual introduction of e-education;
- purchase of software e-governance (including e-commerce and resource management).
RTTEMA library
When supplying its funds the RTTEMA library brought forward the goal to ensure the
study programme with literature and study materials. At the moment the total area of the
library is 337 m2. Students at Imantas 7 linija 1 have access to the reading-room with 70
places and 15 computers of free access. Small library funds have been created at the
RTTEMA affiliates.
In 2004 the book fund of the library counted 42 550 book copies
In 2005 the book fund of the library counted 44 100 book copies
In 2006 the book fund of the library counted 72 689
Financial means spent on the supplementing of the library fund:
-
in 2004 – LVL 7500
-
in 2005 – LVL 10 000
-
in 2006 – LVL 14 000
-
in 2007 – LVL 42 000
The RTTEMA fund counts: 45% of books in Latvian, 35% of books in Russian, 15% of
books in English and 5% of books in other languages.
For the safeguarding of the study programme “Personnel Management” in 2006/2007
RTTEMA library provides access to the following periodicals: „Kapitāls”, „Latvijas
ekonomists”, „Bilance”, „Grāmatvedība un revīzija”, „Nodokļi”, „Kabinets”, „Mērķis”,
„Psiholoģijas pasaule”, „Psiholoģija mums”, „Office Manager”, „The Economist”.
Newspapers – „Diena”, „Dienas bizness”, „Latvijas vēstnesis”, „The Baltic Times”, as well as
the accessible data base EBSCO. Regional periodicals and newspapers are provided in the
affiliates.
The necessary study literature for the study programme:
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Economics
Business
Marketing
Management
Business Communication
Money, banks
Accounting
Statistics
Office-work
Information technologies
Psychology
Other
Copies
6740
1280
1320
1180
1220
790
950
1060
1070
630
6762
1820
Titles
365
80
232
160
150
60
70
110
100
325
1529
364
On February 23, 2005 a collaboration agreement with the Institute of Economics of
the Latvian Academy of Science was signed, in terms of which students of “Personnel
Management” study programme are given a chance to use the library of the Institute of
Economics of Latvian Academy of Science.
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9. External affairs
9.1. Collaboration partners and activities
Students actively participate in the search for an internship and willingly help to create long-term
collaboration for both RTTEMA and the organization where practical tasks are being realized.
RTTEMA has signed an agreement on internship places with various types of
organizations and institutions for a provision of internship places for students. Among those
organizations are state and local institutions, institutions of medical care, institutions of public
catering. For exapmle: “DC Holding” Inc.; affiliates of SEB Unibanka, Parex banka and
Hansa banka; Council of Olaine city; Latvian post office; VUGD Aluksne Brigade; Council
of Cesu city; Jelgava region board, “Nagleks” Ltd.
Part-time students’ internship places usually coincide with their permanent work places.
At each study affiliate internship agreements are signed which shows that students are secured
of internship places and students are actually employed in the profession of their choice.
If
necessary collaboration with Employer’s Confederation of Latvia gives an opportunity to
provide internship places to the students who due to various reasons are not able to complete
the internship tasks at their permanent work place.
In terms of the collaboration agreement signed with the Institute of Economics of the
Latvian Academy of Science RTTEMA lecturers attend seminars organized by the institute.
Table 18
Seminars organized by the Institute of Economics of the Latvian Academy of
Science in 2007
No
1.
2.
Date
25.01.2007.
22.02.2007.
Theme
„Foreign capital in the basic capital of Latvian banks”
“Research of pre-pension aged persons’ professional
orientation and career consulting needs”
In collaboration with the Institute of Economics of Latvian Academy of Science and
regional entrepreneurs a project is realized which is directed to the collaboration between
entrepreneurs and RTTEMA students and candidates for a doctor’s degree. During meetings
concrete problems are identified which are interesting for the regional entrepreneurs and serve
as directions for students’ scientific work. In collaboration with RTTEMA candidates for a
doctor’s degree students search for problem solutions and reflect those in their individual
work. In conclusion regional entrepreneurs and representatives of the Institute of Economics
of Latvian Academy of Science will be invited to the presentations of RTTEMA students and
candidates for doctor’s degree.
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Within the collaboration of RTTEMA with the European Academy of Business
Society and Leon Kozminski Academy of Management and Entrepreneurship a free of charge
electronic access has been granted for the newest EASBIS publications.
RTTEMA joined Central and East European Management network association in
September 2005, the tasks of which are to improve the competence of those employed in
business education, to organize lecturers’ exchange programmes, to distribute study literature
and to offer tutors a chance to participate in international conferences. In June 2007 lecturer
Guntars Paeglis participated in workshop “First CEEMAN Executive Education Workshop”
in Tallinn.
University lecturers of the programme: A. Miķelsone, S. Enkuzena are active in the
Latvian Personnel Management Association, and together with this organization the lecturers
and students participate in the research project on the accordance of profession functions of
Latvian personnel managers and specialists to the personnel manager Profession standard of
the Republic of Latvia.
Department of Management and Economics has signed an agreement with Employer’s
Confederation of Latvia on provision of internships for students and on collaboration in the
realization of the practical part of research projects. This will improve the productivity of
research questions in students’ diploma work.
Lecturers and students of the programme work together with three Zemgale region
municipalities in a project financed by European Social Fund “Technical help in
strengthening capacities of NGO’s and municipalities for introduction of European Social
Fund activities”; with Social Integration fund in the realization of the project “Motivation
programme for risk groups of social exclusion in Jekabpils region”; with European Social
fund for the realization of the Grant scheme “Consultations and training for starting
entrepreneurship and self-employment”.
RTTEMA in collaboration with University of Latvia, Daugavpils University, Latvian
University of Agriculture, Latvian Police Academy is involved in the ESF national
programme “Support for professional orientation and career making in education system” and
their project “Ensuring career education in education system”. Activities and participation of
lecturers in the project give the possibility to get acquainted with the urgent questions of
employee motivation, job market research and creation of study material. The gained
experience is needed in the preparing of personnel managers and gives opportunities to
provide contemporary directions for research work.
Collaboration agreements have been signed with Riga Technical University and
Business Institution “Turība” (study programme “Human Resource Management”, with
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Business Management College on continuation of studies after first level study programme
“Psychology of Personnel Management” at the second level professional study programme
“Personnel Management”. Collaboration agreement with Dortmund Professional higher
institution is being prepared.
9.2. Collaboration with alumni
To obtain information on competitiveness of alumni, 64 out of 94 alumni were
inquired.
Most significant conclusions obtained by analyzing alumni questionnaires:
Most often mentioned benefits from the study period according to the alumni:

professional skills – 62%;

communication skills – 73%;

willingness to study for a Master’s degree and improve oneself – 48%;

good knowledge of information analysis – 51%;

bigger chances in the job market – 67%.
Akumni suggestions for the improvement of the study programme:

to introduce more seminars in the study process;

to improve contents of the library fund in accordance with the programme requirements;

to increase the amount of contact lessons meant for foreign language learning;

to increase the practical use of such study courses as Quality and Project Management,
courses connected to legacy and the course Personnel Information Systems;

to improve the readiness for research work and presentation of its results.
9.3. Collaboration with employers
The collaboration with Employer’s Confederation of Latvia (collaboration agreement)
and with Latvian Personnel Management Association (RTTEMA is a juridical member of the
association) is of high importance and includes subjects like choosing urgent themes for
diploma work and conducting diploma work research. As a result of cooperation, a list of
topical subject areas for research has been drawn up, which extends the scope of already
existing research topics (see Section 3.3), putting emphasis on elaboration of actual projects.
The topics were communicated to the students already in the academic year 2008/2009 when
choosing topics for course papers, diploma papers (see Table 15).
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Table 19
Students’ research work themes and supervisors
Themes
Project of developing and introducing a Human
resource development plan in an enterprise
Competence model development project in an
organization
Regional social dialogue development project
in a municipality
Project of social partner training in a
municipality by using EU structural fun
financing
Prognoses for the smoothing out of the work
payment in the European Union and the
consequences of the process for Latvian
national economy
Discrimination in the job market and in an
enterprise
Development of innovative entrepreneurship
and the urgency of raising personnel
knowledge potential
The meaning of labor unions in the European
and Latvian labor market;
The meaning of collective agreement in the
creation of personnel policy
Motivation of employees in legal
work
relationships
Supervisors
Dr.psych., assoc. prof. A. Lasmane,
Mg.psych. Signe Enkuzena, Mg.psych. Baiba
Skrauce, Mg. sc.soc. Agita Miķelsone
Mg.psych. Signe Enkuzena, Mg.psych. Baiba
Skrauce, Mg. sc.soc. Agita Miķelsone
Mg. sc.soc. Agita Miķelsone
Mg. sc.soc. Agita Miķelsone, Mg.psych.
Signe Enkuzena, Dr. paed. Nils Sautiņš
Dr.psych., assoc. prof. A. Lasmane,
Mg.psych. Signe Enkuzena, Mg.psych. Baiba
Skrauce
Dr.psych., assoc. prof. A. Lasmane, Dr. paed.
Nils Sautiņš
Mg.psych. Signe Enkuzena, Mg. sc.soc.
Agita Miķelsone
Dr. paed. Nils Sautiņš
Dr.psych., assoc. prof. A. Lasmane,
Mg.psych. Signe Enkuzena, Mg.psych. Baiba
Skrauce, Mg. sc.soc. Agita Miķelsone
Work arguments in the context of legal work Mg.psych. Signe Enkuzena, Mg.psych. Baiba
relationships
Skrauce
Personnel management audit
Mg.psych. Signe Enkuzena, Mg.psych. Baiba
Skrauce, Mg. sc.soc. Agita Miķelsone
Project for the creation of a system for the Dr. paed. Nils Sautiņš
completion of office-work
Introduction and completion of personnel Mg. ing. Inese Urpena
management information system in an
enterprise
The Department of Management and Economics has signed an agreement with
“Hansabanka” Inc. on provision of internship opportunities.
In order to improve the study programme inquiries are conducted among employers
that stimulate the conformity of the programme to the requirements of the labor market. The
latest employers’ inquiry was conducted in October 2007. Aim of the inquiry was to acquire
the opinion of current and potential students’ employers about the level of knowledge and
skills of students and the conformity of the programme contents to the employers’
requirements. Results of the inquiries are obtained by summarizing data from 65 employers’
questionnaires. Various types of enterprises and organizations took part in the inquiry – both
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state governance institutions and municipalities as well as private enterprises: Latvian Post
Office, city and region municipalities, frameworks of state governance, out patient clinics and
health care centers, branch banks, State Fire security service department, Baltic Sea Port etc.
Most of the respondents acknowledge that a determinant factor of employee choice is
the level of their skills, appropriate education in the specialty and motivation. Most of the
respondents recognize the students’ conformity with the job requirements as very good and
even excellent, with only a small part of the respondents describing it as average. 85 % of the
respondents rate the employees’ skills to use the theoretical knowledge and practical skills at
the work place as good and excellent, with only two respondents rating these as poor.
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10. Development plan of the study programme and SWOT
analysis
Strengths
1. The study programme conforms with the standards of Latvian legislation and to the
praxis of European institutions of higher education.
2. The profession is demanded in the labor market – this is shown in statistics of Latvian
Association for Personnel Management and inquiries of alumni.
3. Professional lecturers are employed in the programme.
4. Regular study course improvement takes place.
5. Various study methods and forms are used by lecturers for the realization of study
courses.
6. Structural units of RTTEMA cooperate in the realization of the programme, the
cooperation with RTTEMA Institute of Psychology Research is especially useful in
the adaptation of research methods.
7. Cooperation with employers for a provision of internship places, state qualification
examination commission and diploma work defense commission, conclusions on
improvement of the study programme obtained from employers, t.i. diploma work
practical research improvement: necessity to develop students’ skills to distinguish
problematic questions, research and analyze processes in an organization and work out
actual advice in personnel management; necessity to develop students’ skills in
making connections between theoretical cognitions and practical situations; necessity
to improve the quality of the study courses necessary in contemporary personnel
management “Quality management” and “Project management”.
8. Study programme is being realized at times and places suitable for the students in Riga
and affiliates.
9. Scientific research projects: in 2006 participation in the project “Development of
personnel management science in Latvia, the EU and worldwide” (A. Lasmane, S.
Enkuzena, A. Miķelsone, B. Skrauce) of the subprogramme No 03.15.00 “Provision
and development of scientific infrastructure in institutions of higher education”of the
Latvian Ministry of Education and Science; in 2007 application for the project
“Human resource management and development of its investigation methods” has
been sent (A. Lasmane, S. Enkuzena, A. Miķelsone, B. Skrauce, I. Krustozoliņa) for
the subprogramme No 03.15.00 “Provision and development of scientific
infrastructure in institutions of higher education”of the Latvian Ministry of Education
and Science. Within the project “Development of personnel management science and
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practice in Latvia, the EU and worldwide” a study material “Development of
personnel management science and practice in Latvia, the EU and worldwide” has
been created, which is used in the study course “Personnel Management”; a scanner
has been purchased to provide all materials necessary for the study process; two study
books popular around the world have been purchased Furnham, A. The People
Business. – New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2005. – 206. un Nieto, M.L. An
Introduction to Human Resource Management. – New York: Palgrave Macmillan,
2006. – 284.
10. Participation of programme lecturers in European Social Fund projects.
11. RTTEMA becoming a member of Latvian Personnel Management Association.
Weaknesses
1. The relatively low proportion of lecturers who are holders of scientific degrees in
management sciences and only a minimum of necessary doctor’s degree holders in the
study programme.
2. Low number of attended foreign seminars and academic missions; cooperation with
foreign institutions of higher education with study programmes of human resource
management is not well developed.
3. Incomplete provision of the material technical base at RTTEMA affiliates – there
should be more complete library funds which conform to the requirements of study
programme realization and accessibility of data bases.
4. Comparatively satisfactory use of the newest study technologies in the study process.
5. Insufficient provision of methodical materials for students’ individual work.
6. Limited possibilities to involve high level professionals in the realization of the study
programme: requirements of the Law on Institutions of higher education on lecturers’
scientific degrees, financial support.
Dager of realizing the study programme: decreasing of the number of students in
Latvia, students’, who are working, facilities to participate in research work and studies in
partner institutions abroad.
Most urgent development tasks of the study programme:
1. To inform the society about the opportunities offered by the RTTEMA study programme
“Personnel Management” with the help of mass media.
2. To establish common scientific research activity among lecturers of the study programme
in the field of human resources management in cooperation with Latvian Personnel
Management Association, Riga Technical University.
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3. To organize regular meetings – once every two months – of the lecturers’ work groups
involved in the realization of the study programme for the improvement of the
technological means of the study process.
4. To purposefuly organize programme’s lecturers studying in cooperative institutions of
higher education and to purposefully organize guest lectures of lecturers from the
cooperative institutions for RTTEMA students and lecturers;
5. To take part in seminars of the Central and East European Management network
association (once a year at least one lecturer).
6. To widely involve students into activities of scientific research, to motivate students to
participate in projects, conferences and seminars; to use opportunities to study and do
internships in other countries.
7. To research opinions of “Personnel Management” alumni about the preferable Master
programme model in the field of RTTEMA personnel management in 2007 (JulySeptember), to create a professional Master study programme “Human Resource
Management” in cooperation with Latvian Personnel Management Association and
license it in 2008.
8. To motivate alumni to pursue studying in a Master’s programme: preferable results – at
least 50% of the alumni should obtain a Master’s degree in appropriate RTTEMA study
programmes or programmes of other institutions of higher education.
9. To provide in cooperation with Latvian Personnel Management Association the students
of the programme with qualification internships in organizations which are members of
Latvian Personnel Management Association.
10. To organize study visits to companies for students within the study course “Personnel
Management” to develop the activity of personnel department.
11. To stimulate interest in the study programme among employers in cooperation with
Employers’ Confederation of Latvia.
12. To provide continuation of studies in the study programme “Personnel Management” for
the students who have completed the programme “Office-Work Organisation” in the
affiliates of Kuldiga and Tukums.
In order to provide the development of the study programme in the academy, the
Development Plan of the Study Programme for the period from 2008 to 2010 is drawn up.
(Table )
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Direction
of
developm
ent
Tasks
To begin the implementation
of an international study
programme on the basis of the
existing programme providing
opportunities to listen to the
part of the course in a foreign
language (by choice);
Organising and licenzing
master study programme
‘’Personnel management’’
Further
developm
ent of the
study
programm
e and
provision
of the
study
process
2008-2010
2008-2010
To extend opportunities of
internship in Latvian
companies for students P
The survey of students,
graduates and employers
To improve the composition
of the acdemic personnel by
announcing additinal elections
to the academic positions for
doctors with degree in the
management and economic
science
To promote the scientific work
of lecturers (participation in
conferences, publications)
To extend the support
programme for doctoral
students
To support the participation of
the academic personnel in
programmes and projects of
improving professional skills
of higher educational
establishments and further
education.
To introduce new projects of
Person
responsible
Vice-rector of
studies, Head
of the VEN
Actors
The head of the
sub-department
director of the
programme
The Department of
International
Cooperation
2009
To extend opportunities for
students to study abroad
To carry out the selfassessment of the study
programme regularly
Improvem
ent of the
academic
personnel
Execution
period
Regularly
For students
– every
term, for
others –
once a year
Every year
the selfassessment
report is
reviewed by
the Study
Council
Head of the
DEM (VEN)
Head of the
DEM (VEN)
Director of the
Programme
The International
Department
Heads of
branches,
Director of the
Programme
The
result/acknowledg
ment
of
execution
Student exchange
trips
Agreements on
internship places
Head of the
DEM (VEN)
Questionnaires
are placed in the
IS of the
RTTEMA
Vice-rector
Director of the
Programme
The analysis and
improvement of
the study process
01.09.2008
RTTEMA
Senate
Head of the
Personnel
Department
Head of the DEM
(VEN)
Head of the Subdepartment
Improvement of
principal
personnel of
lecturers
Permanently
Vice-rector of
Science
Heads of Subdepartments
Improvement of
lecturers’
professional skills
Vice-rector of
Science
Head of the
Science
Department
Increase in the
number of doctoral
students, defended
doctorate papers
Head of the
Subdepartment
Lecturers
Documents
acknowledging
further education
4 doctoral
students
have gone to
continue
their studies
of
management
to LU
Permanently
2007-2010
Head of the
Head of the Sub-
Improvement of
the study process
Increase in the
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international cooperation on
the development of study
courses, provision of
international practice and
mobility of the academic
personnel within the
framework of ES
SOCRATES, ERASMUS,
Leonardo da Vinci
programmes
To promote the improvement
of study courses
Preparation of methodical
materials, brochures and
lecture materials
DEM (VEN)
Annually
2008. year
E-courses
Psychology
of
organisation
s and
management
department
The International
Department
number of guest
lectures and
lecturers
Head of the
Subdepartment
Heads of
Methodical
Commissions,
lecturers
The
Head of the SubDepartment of department,
Sciences,
Director of the
Head of DEM Programme,
(VEN)
lecturers
Fundamenta
ls of
management
2009.prepared 2
E-courses
2010.Prepared 2
E-courses
Research
activity of
the
academic
personnel
and
students
To organize international
scientific conferences and
seminars on topical issues of
national economy
To promote the research
activity of students advancing
them for participation in
conferences, seminars
International
conferences
– once in
two years;
seminars –
in subdepartments
permanently
according to
the work
plan of subdepartments;
Organizing
week of
innovations
together
with foreign
partners.
‘’Future
organisation,
Future
employee’’
2008.octobe
r
Permanently
Vice-rector of
Science, Head
of the DEM
(VEN)
Vice-rector of
Sciences,
Head of the
DEM (VEN)
The Department of
Science
Director of the
Programme,
lecturers
The Department
of Sciences,
Director of the
Programme,
Heads of
Increase in
students’
participation
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Cooperati
on with
employers
and other
cooperatio
n partners
Improvem
ent and
developm
ent of the
study
environme
nt
branches, students
Head of the Subdepartment and
heads of branches
To continue cooperation with
the Personnel Management
Association of Latvia;
Employers’ Confederation of
Latvia and other public
organizations
Permanently
Head of the
DEM (VEN)
To supplement the collection
of books and other resources
in the library with the newest
educational aids and
information materials in
accordance with programmes
of study courses To continue
the the already started
automatization process of the
library
To continue the work on the
IS of the RTTEMA in
introduction of all modules
Updating of the electronic
version of all study courses in
the IS
Regular improvement of the
technical support for the study
process
2008
Vice-rector of Head of the
Sciences,
Library, heads of
Library Board branches, Head of
the Subdepartment,
Director of the
Programme
Continuous
supplementing of
library collections
2008 -2010
Head of the
DEM (VEN)
Head of the IT
Department
Head of the Subdepartment
Director of the
Programme
Modernization of
the study process
Regularly
Director
Modernization of
infrastructure
To repair and permanently
maintain in a good technical
and sanitary condition lecture
rooms, rest-rooms, premises of
the academic personnel,
maintenance and sanitary
premises etc.
Regularly
Director
Head of the
Household
Department, the IT
Department
Head of the
Household
Department
Cooperation
agreements
Maintenance of
infrastructure
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The self-assessment report on the study programme “Pernonnel Management” was prepared
by the work group consisting of the following:
Head of the Department of Management and Economics of the RTTEMA: Mg. sc. soc.
I. Krustozoliņa
Director of the Study Programme “Personnel Management” Anita Lasmane
Subhead of the RTTEMA Department of Economics and Entrepreneurship –Inese Jansone
Clerc of the programme – Evita Utāne
Head of RTTEMA council of the Department of Economics and Entrepreneurship –Inese
Urpena
Head of the Sub-department of the Department of Economics and Entrepreneurship of the
RTTEMA - Jānis Virž bickis
Lecturer of the Sub-department of the Department of Economics and Entrepreneurship of the
RTTEMA – Signe Enkuzena
Expert of self-evaluation report – head of the RTTEMA senate commision Anita Petere
Expert of self-evaluation report – Member of the RTTEMA senate commision Zenta Anspoka
Students of the study programme “ Personnel Management” Ilze Galvanovska un Inita
Ozoliņa
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Appendixes
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Appendix 1
Descriptions of the study courses
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Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Economics and Entrepreneurship
19.03. 2008
Head of Department: Jānis Viržbickis
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Business Communication
Personnel Management
2 KP
3 ECTS
Interaction Training, Personnel Management (4 KP),
Fundamentals of Management, Personality Psychology
Author of the course – Mg.sc.soc lecturer Velga Simsone.
Lecturer of the course – Mg.sc.soc lecturer Velga Simsone.
Aim of the course: To provide students with knowledge and skills of creation and use of
interpersonal communication, stimulating the organizational and communicative competences
of the personnel manager.
Planned results - The acquired competences will be satisfactory for the acquisition of further
management courses. The knowledge and skills acquired during the course correspond to the
standard of the acquired profession and give an opportunity to use them in practise.
Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact lessons
No
1.
2.
3.
Theme
Information definitions, information
circulation, its creation and security
Concept of communication, its role,
elements and process
Types
of
interpersonal
communication
Verbal communication. Oral,
written communication: tone,
intonation, style;
Non-verbal
communication.
Body language: gestures, poses,
colours, scents, distance, room
interior
Fulltime
studies
Part-times
studies
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
1
1
0,5
2
2
2
65
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Human
behaviour
in
the
communication process.
Reasons for listening and for not
listening;
Psychological
barriers
in
communication,
loss
of
information;
Role of communication within the
organization
Vertical, horizontal communication;
Internal,
external
information
circulation;
The meaning of business etiquette in
interpersonal communication within
the organization
Methods
of
convincing
and
argumentation. Types of influences.
Awareness of stereotypes and
prejudices.
Types of presentations, conditions.
Developing performance skills by
using different technical means.
Mistakes in presentations.
Conditions of organization of
meetings and job interviews. Length,
place and time of meetings and job
interviews.
Creation
of
psychological
microclimate
in
meetings and job interviews.
Planning job interviews, choosing
questions, room interior, and design.
Communication
principles
and
conditions of taking into account
ethics during the interviews
Essence of public relations, concept,
relationship planning
KOPĀ:
2
1,3,4
1
1,3,
1
6
4
5
2
7
2
8
0,5
9
16
Planning of individual work
No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Students’ individual work
Theme
Information circulation analysis within
a concern
Understanding of communication
types, characteristics, ways to use them
Information perceiving ways within the
communication process
Awareness and prevention of
psychological barriers in
communication
Preparing the presentation, presenting
Argumentation methods, use of them
Assessment form
presentation of the paper
test
test
presentation of the paper
presentation of the paper
test
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7.
8.
9.
Modelling a meeting (preparations,
organization, working out the
regalement)
Working out job interview questions,
modelling an interview
Importance of public relations within a
concern
presentation of the paper
test
test
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – examination (in written form): a test
including situation analysis.
Requirements for acquisition of the course to attend at least 50% of the lectures, to
complete individual work, to take part in seminars and to pass the examination sufficiently.
*For each test the student can receive 1 point, for a multiple choice test and defending the
work the student can receive 0.5 points, the examination is evaluated as follows: the
examination paper contains 4 questions, for each of them the student can receive one point.
For additional work outside the obligatory programme the student can receive one additional
point; the student can finish the study course with a maximum of 10 points
Used study methods and forms – lectures, seminars, business games, situation analysis,
individual work, modelling, presentations.
The course is acquired in the Latvian language
Literature
Obligatory literature
1. Bišofa A., Bišofs K .-Sevis menedž ments.- R.:Balta eko, 2002.
2. Čakrāne Z., Ģingule M. Ceļā uz lietišķajiem rakstiem.-R:. Pētergailis, 2003.
3. Denijs R. Prasme sazināties un uzstāties.- R.:Jāņa Rozes apgāds,2002.
4. Dubkevičs L., Ķestere I. Saskarsme. Lietišķā etiķete.- R. Jumava. 2003.
5. Fraser P, Seitel. The Practice of Public Relations, 9th Edhion. - ,,PrenticeHall”, 2003.
6. Glāsa L. Ķermeņa valoda. R. Valters un Rapa. 2005.
7. Lynn W. Ultimate Interview Book. Kogan Page. 2005.
8. Mouls Dž. Biznesa kultūra un etiķete Eiropas valstīs.-R:. SIA Jāņa Rozes apgāds, 2003.
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Additional literature
1. Edmillers A. Vilhems T. Manipulēšana. - R.: BALTA eko, 2004.
2. Gandapass R. Kāmasūtra oratoram. – R.:Vieda, 2008.
3. Hindls T. Prasme uzstāties.- R.: Zvaigzne ABC, 2000.
4. Hodžsone Dž. Līdzvērtīgs sarunu partneris. - R:. Biznesa augstskola Turība, Rīga.2001.
5. Jenkin F. Public Relations.- Pearson Prof. Limited, Gr.Britain, 1998.
6. Kalve I. Jaunās paaudzes lietvedība.-R:. Biznesa augstskola Turība, Rīga.2002.
7. Latiševs V. Lietišķās sarunas un lietišķie kontakti.-R:.A/S Baltijas tranzītu banka, 1994.
8. Mencels V. Retorika. Prasme brīvi un pārliecinoši runāt.- R.:Balta eko, 2002.
9. Nelke K. Prezentēšana.- R.:Balta eko, 2003.
10. Odiņa A. Protokols. R: Zelta grauds. 2003.
11. Ozols A. Varas iegūšanas un noturēšanas māksla.-R:. “Asja”, 2002.
12. Pētersons A. Pieskārieni. R: Biznesa augstskola turība. 2008.
13. Pischel S. Business correspodence. Darījumu korospodence. R:. Zvaigzne ABC, 2000.
14. Šota B. Sarunas. Drošas, radošas un veiksmīgas. - R.:Balta eko, 2002.
15. Teilore R Pārveido sevi .-R:. Pētergailis, 2002.
16. Teo T., Kerijs K. – Apklusti un klausies. R.: Lietišķās informācijas dienests. 2008.
17. Theaker A. Public Relations Handbook (Media Practice).- ,,Routledge, an imprint of Tavlor
& Francis Books Lt", 2001.
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Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of General Pedagogy
17.03. 2008
Head of Department: Inese Jurgena
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Logic
Personnel Management
2
3
Preliminary knowledge in philosophy is
desirable
Author of the course – Mag. phil. lecturer V. Cers
Lecturer of the course - Mag. phil. lecturer V. Cers
Aim of the course - To develop skills, to separate the form of thinking from its contents and
to be able to operate with the form record in its “pure” state, to learn how to define and use
everyday terms of scientific language correctly, to learn the rules, which help to create
sequence thinking.
Planned results – development of appropriate thinking skills, development of skills to
separate the form of thinking from its contents, students are able to create sequence thinking;
development of observation, analysing, evaluation and logical conclusion-making skills;
development of determination, students are able to independently identify problems and
develop their solutions.
Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact lessons
No
Theme
1.
2.
3.
Introduction.
Concept. Defining concepts.
Solution of problems (Euler’s circles;
restriction and generalization of
concepts; analyses of different concrete
definitions.
The logic of judgments. The basic laws
of logic.
4.
Full-time
studies
Part-time
studies
2
2
2
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
2.
2
69
5.
6.
7.
Logic square and its rules. Problem
solving.
Logic of conclusions. Simple
categorical syllogism.
Argumentation. Problem solving.
2
2
2
1.
Planning of individual work
No
Students’ individual work
List of topics to be acquired independently:
(introduction to literature)
1.
The history of the ideas of logic
2.
Aristotle
3.
Ethics of stoicism
4.
5.
6.
Ethic ideas in the Middle Age
G. Leibnitz’s logic
E.Kant’s logic.
Logic ideas in the 19th and 20th
centuries.
List of independent assignments
7.
1.
2.
Isenac’s test exercises.
Problem solving with Euler’s circles.
(“Teddy bear”).
Assessment form
Test – idea development scheme
Discussion
Formulation of questions for the
discussion
Test – idea development scheme
Discussion
Discussion
Test – essay
Evaluation by lecturer
Evaluation by lecturer
Assessment for acquisition of the study course - written examination – expansive answer to
two questions prepared by the lecturer according to the themes of this study course with
purpose to compare ideas and use the skill to show the essence of these ideas in today’s
decision-making.
Requirements for acquisition of the course – 75 % attendance and active participation in
lectures – 15%, 3 tests: 1. – 20%, 2. – 15%, 3. – 20% and a passed examination – 30%.
Used study methods and forms – lectures, seminars, individual work, discussion, idea
development scheme, essay.
The course is acquired in the Latvian language
Literature
Obligatory literature
1.
2.
Vedins I. Loģika, R., 1998.
Filozofija tekstu fragmentos. Sast. Turins V. RPIVA, 2000.
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Additional literature
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
TulvisteP. Par domāšanas izmaiņām vēsturē.-R., 1990.
VedinsI., GoldeJ. Uzdevumi loģikā.-R., 1992.
Vedins J. Formālā loģika, R., 1979.
Veits D.P. Loģika R., 2000
Zieh O., Kolman A. Unterhaltsame Logik.-Leipzig, 1975.
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Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of General Pedagogy
17.03. 2008
Head of Department: Inese Jurgena
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Fundamentals of Philosophy
Personnel Management
2
3
General knowledge of culture history and nature
sciences (knowledge acquired via secondary
school courses)
Author of the course – Mag.phil. lecturer Valdis Cers
Lecturer of the course – Mag.phil. lecturer Valdis Cers
Aim of the course - to make the existential awareness of a human being more intentional and
purposeful, to stimulate the development of students as human, virtuous and tolerant
personalities, who understand the importance of philosophic heritage in own perfection
analysing the regularities and principles of the society’s development.
Planned results – creation of a modern and organic view of the world. The acquired modern
methodologies of thinking, methods and skills and an adequate use of those in the chosen
occupational field: students are able to analyse tendencies of economy and human resources
development comparing them globally and historically, recognises the individual existential
feeling of life as an organic unity of different spheres of life.
Course content
Thematic content planning
No
1.
Theme
Introduction: specifics of philosophy
(philosophy as a textual dialogue,
conspectus – a graphical discourse –
in philosophy, philosophy as the
most practical field of life, emphasis
on the question in a philosophical
discourse)
Contact lessons
Full-time
studies
Part-times
studies
6
3
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
72
2.
General description of philosophy:
On the following issues: What is
philosophy? What is a man? What is
existence?
4
2
3.
Metaphysics, rationalism, dialectics:
Aristotle’s teaching on existence;
Heraclites and the beginning of
intentional dialectics in Western
philosophy; empiricism and
rationalism in the history of Western
scientific thought;
4
2
1,2
4.
The modern methods of philosophy
nowadays: irrationalism; dialectics
and phenomenology; existentialism,
hermeneutics,
postmodernism.
4
2
1,2
5.
Insight into the history of
philosophy. The advent of Western
philosophy in Ancient Greece;
Christianity and Western
philosophy, philosophy of Modern
Age, modern and postmodern
philosophy.
8
4
1,2
6.
Philosophical thought in Latvia
3
1,5
7.
Eastern philosophy
3
1,5
Planning of individual work
No
1.
2.
Students’ individual work
Acquisition of study obligatory and
additional literature
An autonomous output of comments
for the chosen texts from the
indicated primary sources
Assessment form
Successful use of the acquired
literature during the seminars
To presentation comments in oral
and written form
Assessment for acquisition of the study course - examination (in written form): an essay
“Modern methods in contemporary philosophy and use of the respective verities in planning
and management of human resources”.
Requirements for acquisition of the course – successful acquisition of the theoretical part
of the programme, skills in the use of theory while making and presenting comments on
fragmentations of the chosen texts – 50%; examination essay – 50%.
Used study methods and forms – lectures, seminars, consultations, individual work,
comments of the texts, presentation comments, essay
The course is acquired in the Latvian language (German, Russian)
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Literature
Obligatory literature
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Kūle M., Kūlis R.Filosofija.-R., 1996.
Rubene M.No tagadnes uz tagadni.-R.,1995.
Rubenis A.Cilvēks mītiskajā pasaules ainā.-R., 1994.
Filozofija tekstu fragmentos.Sast.V.Turins, RPIVA, 2001.
Vilks A. Filozofija Latvijā.Antoloģija.-R., 2000.
Additional literature
1. Aurēlijs Marks.Pašam sev.-R., 1991.
2. Bēkons. Jaunais organons.-R., 1989.
3. Beringers M. Kas ir filozofija.-Lielvārde,1995.
4. Dekarts R. Pārrunas par metodi.-R.,1978.
5. Gadamers H.G. Patiesība un metode.-R., 1999.
6. Habermas J. Theorie und Praxis.-BRD.,1969.
7. Heidegers M. Malkas ceļi.-R.,1998.
8. Huserls E. Fenomenoloģija.-R., 2002.
9. Kasīrers E. Apcerējums par cilvēku.-R.,1996.
10. Platons. Eutifrons.Sokrāta aizstāvēšanās.Kritons.Faidons.-R.,1997.
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1.
Magazine “Kentaurs”, the rest is up to the students’ own choice and necessity
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Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Languages
03.03. 2008
Head of Department: Margarita Kaltigina
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Latvian Language Culture Issues
Personnel Management
(Professional study programme)
2 credit points
3 ECTS
Knowledge of Latvian language on the highest
level
Author of the course – Dr. paed. professor V. Kuzina
Lecturer of the course – Dr. paed. professor V. Kuzina
Aim of the course – To help the upcoming specialists of personnel management to become
aware of the importance of language culture in the interaction between an individual and the
society, to improve both theoretical knowledge and practical skills of the use of language
expression means in written and oral forms according to the literary language standard.
Planned results – the course foresees the improvement of knowledge of language functions
and means of communication, the use of these means in diverse situations within a concern
(institution, organisation, etc.), the improvement of business language skills, as well as editing
of texts according to the literary language standard.
Course content
Thematic content planning
No
Theme
1.
Concept of language culture
Levels of language culture
Features of language culture
Main functions of language
Parallelisms of language means
Language culture and language
styles
Classification of styles, their main
features. Scientific language style.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Contact classes
Part-time studies
1
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
1
1
1
2
2
2
3
4
5
2
6
75
7.
8.
9.
10.
Language style of popular science.
Style of business language texts
Language culture and non-literal
lexicon
Understanding of the concept of
interference
Most common oral and written
mistakes
Text as a mean of communication.
Text features. Text creation. Text
editing
2
1
7
8
2
9
2
10
Planning of individual work
No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Students’ individual work
Concept of language culture
Levels of language culture
Features of language culture
Main functions of language
Parallelisms of language means
Language culture and language styles
Classification of styles, their main
features. Scientific language style.
Language style of popular science.
Style of business language texts
Language culture and non-literal lexicon
Understanding of the concept of
interference
Most common oral and written mistakes
Text as a mean of communication. Text
features. Text creation. Text editing
Assessment form
Discussion
Discussion
Report
Working in groups
correction of them)
Discussion
Report
(tests
and
Creation
and
correction
of
documents
Presentation of report
Creation and correction of card
index
Analysis and evaluation. Portfolio.
Assessment for acquisition of the study course - examination (test dictation).
Requirements for acquisition of the course – regular attendance and active participation in
the lessons – 15%, completion of individual work: analysis of mistakes, - 10%, tests – 15%,
evaluation of discussions and reports – 20%, evaluation of report - 15%, evaluation of
portfolio – 10%, examination test – 15%.
Used study methods and forms - lectures, seminars, consultations, discussions, reports,
dictations, analysis of mistakes, presentations, portfolio.
The course is acquired in Latvian language
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Literature
Obligatory literature
1.
Endzelīns J. Dažādas valodas kļūdas. Darbu izlase. 3. sējums. – Riga: Zinātne,
1980. 2.daļa.
2.
Īpašvārdu rakstība. Latviešu valodas ekspertu komisija. I.Druvietes vad. – Riga:
LR Valsts valodas centrs, 1998.
3.
D. Nītiņa, Moderna cilvēka valoda, R.: VVA, 2004
4.
Lauze L. Ikdienas saruna vienkāršs teikums latviešu sarunvalodā. Liepaja: LPA,
2004
5.
Freimane I. Valodas kultūra teorētiskā skatījumā. – Riga: Zvaigzne ABC, 1993.
6.
Laua A. Latviešu leksikoloģija. – Riga: Zvaigzne, 1981.
7.
Laua A. Latviešu literārās valodas fonētika. – Riga: Zvaigzne, 1980.
8.
Paegle Dz., Kušķis J. Kā latvietis runā. – Riga: Zvaigzne, 1994.
9.
Par vārdu un uzvārdu lietošanu un rakstību latviešu literārajā valodā. /
A.Blinkena, O.Bušs, I.Druviete u.c. – Riga: LR Valsts valodas centrs, 1999.
10.
Rozenbergs J. Latviešu valodas stilistika. – Riga: Zvaigzne, 1995.
11.
Skujiņa V. Latviešu valoda lietišķajos rakstos. – Riga: Zvaigzne ABC, 1999.
12.
Ceplītis L., Ceplīte B. Latviešu valodas praktiskā gramatika. – Riga, 1991.
13.
Koluža R. Tā vai šitā. Riga, 2004.
14.
Guļevska D., Miķelsone A., Porīte T. Latviešu valodas pareizrakstības un
pareizrunas rokasgrāmata. Riga: 2002.
Additional literature
1. Blinkena A. Latviešu interpunkcija. – Riga: Zvaigzne, 1969.
2.
Muižniece L. Latviešu valodas praktiskā fonoloģija. – Riga: Rasa ABC, 2002.
3.
Bankavs A. Saīsinājumi. – Riga: Avots, 1984.
4.
Latviešu valodas pareizrakstības un pareizrunas vārdnīca. – Riga: Avots, 1995.
5.
Latviešu valodas kultūras jautājumi. – Riga: Avots, 1965. u.c. turpmākie
izdevumi.
6.
Veidemane R. Izteikt neizsakāmo. – Riga: Zvaigzne, 1977.
7.
Lunt. H. N. Communication Skills in Modern Language at School and Higher
Education. – London: CILT, 1982.
8.
Таузенбас К. Культура языковой коммуникации.// Новое в зарубежной
лингвистике. - Москва: 1988. Вып. XX, p. 296. – 306.
9.
Bankavs A. Latviešu valodas saīsinājumu īsa vārdnīca. Riga, 2002.
10.
Kļaviņa S. Valodas daba. Riga: Lielvārds, 1997.
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11.
Latviešu literārās valodas vārdnīca. Riga: Zinātne, 1. – 8. sējums
12.
Valodas aktualitātes. Riga: Zinātne (6 rakstu krājumi).
13.
Valodas prakse: Vērojumi un ieteikumi. Nr. 1, 2005 u.c.
14.
Kalnača A. Morfēmika un morfoloģija. R.: LU Akadēmiskais apgāds, 2004
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1. Normative acts. http://www.vvk.lv
2. www.valodaskultura.lv
3. Latvian Language Institute. // http://www.lza.lv
4. Linguistica Lettica. Riga: LVI magazines.
5. News in terminology. Riga, 2002, No.1 and other magazines
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Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Economics and Entrepreneurship
19.03. 2008
Head of Department: Jānis Viržbickis
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Business Etiquette
Personnel Management
2KP
3 ECTS
Latvian Language Culture Issues
Author of the course – Mg.sc.soc. lecturer Velga Simsone
Lecturer of the course –Mg.sc.soc. lecturer Velga Simsone
Aim of the course: To provide knowledge on business etiquette as well as develop their
skills to use it in daily work by improving the skills of preparing and conducting
presentations, presenting themselves, cooperating with partners in the work environment.
Planned results – students have acquired knowledge about the main requirements of business
etiquette, they understand the essence of protocol, principles of clothing and behaviour in the
business environment; they have improved skills of using the business etiquette in structuring
presentations; students can present themselves corresponding to the business situation.
Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact lessons
No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Theme
Main preconditions and concepts of
cultural behaviour. Etiquette.
Protocol.
The first impression, its
preconditions and consequences.
Greetings. Addressing someone.
Acquaintance, parting.
Business cards
Gesture language and etiquette.
Professional dressing style of men
and women.
Business discussions.
Invitations.
On visit. Meeting and hosting
Full-time
studies
Part-time
studies
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
2
2
3
4
5
6
7
9
9,10
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10.
11.
guests.
Etiquette of pace and carriage.
Table and eating culture.
Gatherings.
1
11
12
2
16
TOTAL
Planning of individual work
No
Students’ individual work
Theme
1. Behavioural culture, etiquette
2. Conditions of creating a first
impression
3. Basic principles and conditions of
greetings
4. Designing business cards
5. The meaning of gestures in
interpersonal communication, etiquette
of gestures
6. Conditions of etiquette in clothing
7. Creation of business talks
8. Writing invitations, conditions of
meeting guests
9. Types of gatherings
10. Choosing gifts
11. The meaning of pace and carriage
12. Serving the table, service
Assessment form
test
presentation of the paper
test
presentation of the paper
business games
analysis of the videomatherials
presentation of the paper
test
test
test
test
presentation of the paper
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – graded test
Requirements for acquisition of the course: to attend at least 50% of the lectures – 10%
assesments, multiple choice test – for each test the student can receive 1 point, total - 5 points
– 30%, to complete individual work: 2. – 5%; 4. – 10%; 5. – 5%; 6. – 10%; 7. – 20%; 11. – 5%; 12.
– 10% assessments.
Used study methods and forms – lectures, seminars, individual work, business games,
analysis of video material.
The course is acquired in the Latvian language
Literature
Obligatory literature
1.
2.
3.
4.
Ķestere I. Lietišķā etiķete. Eiropas pieredze. R.: Zvaigzne ABC, 2007.
Lasila S.. Jaunā zelta uzvedības grāmata.R:.Sprīdītis,1994.
Fosters D. Lietišķā etiķete Eiropā. R.:Zvaigzne ABC, 2005.
Strautmane A. Rokasgrāmata lietišķajā etiķetē. R.: Jumava. 2007.
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Additional literature
1. Kincāns V. Etiķete.R.: Biznesa partneri, 2003.
2. Hovermane K. Labāka par jebkuru vīrieti. – R.: apgāds „Alberts”, 2000.
3. Hanišs H. Galda kultūra. – R.: Jumava, 2000.
4. Grebzdes M. Pareizais tonis. 1. un 2. daļa redakcijā, Rīga 1937.
5Līkopa V. Lietišķā etiķete starptautiskajā biznesā. R.: Zvaigznes ABC, 2003.
6.Почепцов Т. Имиджелогия. – Ваклуг, 2001.
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Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Education and Social Psychology
On 25 March 2008
Head of Department: Inta Tiltiņa - Kapele
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Interaction Training
Personnel Management
2
3
Author(s) of the course – Mg.psych. lecturer Anda Kauliņa
Lecturers of the course – Mg.psych. lecturerAnda Kauliņa
Aim of the course: To improve student skills and abilities in formation of positive
interaction
and
communication
process
by
developing
the
skills
of
working
in
psychologically complicated situations and working in a group and expressing reasonably
their opinion.
Planned results – understanding of the essence of interaction training, understanding of
communication and interaction barriers acquired through individual practical experience,
acquisition of positive interaction basics, students recognise their characteristic ways of
individual interaction and communication and are able to reasonably express their opinion.
Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact lessons
No.
Theme
(to include seminars)
Full-time
studies
Part-time
studies
2
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
1.
1.
Active listening techniques
2.
3.
4.
Question-asking techniques
Conversation-making techniques
Roles and positions in interaction
4
2
2
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Non-verbal communication
Psychological barriers in interaction
2
4
5.
6.,7.
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Planning of individual work
Students’ individual work
No.
1.
Exercises for development of visual,
audio and verbal sensitivity
Use of open and closed questions,
asking provocative questions and
finding answers, questions in event of a
client’s complaint, questions to
aggressive clients
Introduction conversation, convincing
conversation, conversation where one
must say “No”, conversation for
preventing psychological abuse
Discovery of the individual Ego
condition – drawing
Analysis of adequacy of non-verbal
communication
Disclosure of perception barriers,
values, interest barriers in a situation
Project: „My interaction training”
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Assessment form
Group work, oral reflection
Work in pairs, role play
(„Unsatisfied client”), oral reflection
Group work – role plays, analysis of
video material, oral reflection
Oral reflection
Analysis of video material
Role plays
Project presentation
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – non-graded test
Requirements for acquisition of the course – 100% participation in all lectures – 25%;
execution of individual tasks 1. – 6. – 50%; project presentation – 25%.
Used study methods and forms – discussions, role plays, oral reflection, creative tasks
(drawing), analysis of video material, project.
The course is acquired in the Latvian language.
Literature
Obligatory literature
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Reņģe V. Psiholoģija. Savstarpējo attiecību psiholoģija. R.: Zvaigzne ABC, 2004.
Džeimsa M., Džongvorda D. Dzimis, lai uzvarētu. Rīga: Elpa, 1995.
Fišers R., Ūrijs V. Petons B. Prasme vienoties. R.: SIA "Jāņa Rozes apgāds", 2002.
Intergroup process (ed. Brown R., Gaertner S. Blackwel Publishing, 2003.
Большаков В. Ю. Психотренинг. Социодинамика, игры, упражнения.- СПб.,
1996.
Смит Г. Тренинг прогнозирования поведения. Тренинг сензитивности. С-П:
ПЕР СЕ, 2001.
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Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Economics and Entrepreneurship
19.03. 2008
Head of Department: Jānis Viržbickis
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Sociology
Personnel Management
2
3
Scientific Research Methods, Fundamentals of
Economics
Author of the course – Mg.oec., Mg.paed., lecturer Ieva Bērziņa
Lecturer of the course – Mg.oec., Mg.paed., lecturer Ieva Bērziņa
Aim of the course – to introduce students to the essence and theories of sociology, to the
regularities between the society and social institutes, to develop awareness about perspectives
and ways of governing different spheres of social life and to develop in this context the skills
of analysing organisation activities, identifying problems and finding their solutions.
Planned results

Comprehension of the social world in different schools and different approaches of
sociology;

The skills to analyze professional problems from a new viewpoint;

Integrate the knowledge and skills acquired during the study course in the sphere of
professional competence in order to realize ideas and projects with positive results.
Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact lessons
No
1.
2.
3.
Theme
Sociology as science.
Seminar: Contemporary sociological
theories.
Society as a social system, social
institutions. Status and role.
Concern as a social system. Sociological
problems of management.
Full-time
studies
Part-time
studies
4
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
1.
2
2.
4
3.
84
4.
Social aspects at work and in work
organization. Social life circumstances
and work effectiveness.
Socialization process of a personality.
Deviant behaviour and social control.
Social stratification and mobility.
5.
6.
Planning of individual work
No
Students’ individual work
1. Literature studies
2. Literature studies
3. Analysis of a particular organisation
while taking into consideration the
principle of social justice.
4. Literature studies
5. Practicum: recognizing and analyzing
deepening factors of deviation
6. Report: An analytical evaluation of a
social institution, a sphere of social life
or a social problem.
2
4.
2
5.
2
6.
Assessment form
Group control/discussion
Self-control/answering questions
Discussion
Self-control/discussion
Group control/discussion
Presentation of the paper/discussion
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – examination (in written form): a test on
the main themes of the course content including the situation analysis.
Requirements for acquisition of the course:
Active participation in discussions – 30%
Report – 30%
Test – 40%
Used study methods and forms – lectures, group work, discussions, individual work.
The course is acquired in the Latvian language. It is possible to listen to the course in the
Russian language.
Literature
Obligatory literature
1. 1
2.
Cilvēks un dzīve socioloģijas skatījumā. R., LU, 1996.
3.
Taraškevičs R. Ievads vadības socioloģijā. R., 1993.
Laķis P. Socioloģija. Ievads socioloģijā. R., Zvaigzne ABC, 2002.
85
Additional literature
1.
3.
5.
7.
2.
4.
6.
8.
Kravčenko A., Tjurina I. Vadības socioloģija (kr.val.). M., 2005.
Socioloģijas skaidrojošā vārdnīca. R., LU, 1997.
Рабочая книга социолога. М., 1983.
Социология. Под редакцией В.Н.Лавриненко. М., Юнити, 2002.
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Acta Sociologica
British Journal of Sociology
Annual Review of Sociology
http://www.sociologyonline.co.uk/
http://soc.pu.ru/materials
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RIGA TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Languages
03.03. 2008
Head of Department: Margarita Kaltigina
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Professional Business English
Personnel Management
6 KP
9 ECTS
English language skills on levels A2 - B1 in
accordance with the European language skills
acquisition standards
Author of the course – M. Leikarte, I. Ratniece, M. Kaltigina
Lecturer of the course – S. Brasnujeva, L. Lapsa, U. Zadumina, J. Zaščerinska
Aim of the course - to improve the English language skills, which are necessary for the
professional development of personnel management specialists, when using the English
language in communication with foreign partners.
Planned results – development of English language skills in professional action on level B1
in accordance with the European language skills acquisition standards.
Course content
Thematic content planning
No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Theme
Job description
Interpersonal skills
Job motivation and working
conditions
Interviews
Ethics at work
Factors contributing to job
satisfaction
Employee resourcing
Human resource planning
SWOT analysis
Cultural stereotypes and human
resource managers.
Contact lessons
Part-time studies
4
4
4
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
1
2
3
4
4
4
4
5
6
4
4
4
4
7
8
9
10
87
11.
12.
Management changes
International careers
4
4
11
12
Planning of individual work
No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Students’ individual work
Job description
Interpersonal skills
Job motivation and working conditions
Interviews
Ethics at work
Factors contributing to job satisfaction
Employee resourcing
Human resource planning
SWOT analysis
Cultural stereotypes and human
resource managers.
Management changes
International careers
Assessment form
Presentation
Role plays
Summary presentation
Role plays
Translation
Discussion
Translation
Presentation
Presentation
Discussion
Translation
Translation
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – 2 graded tests: translation of text and
discussion about one of the course content themes; examination: in writing – translation of
text, exercise on understanding of the text content, in oral form – answers to questions.
Requirements for acquisition of the course – regular attendance of lectures and active
participation in lectures – 10%, completion of individual work and presentations taking into
account the deadlines: presentations – 15%; role plays – 15%; discussions – 15%; translation
of text – 15%; graded tests/ examination – 30%.
Used study methods and forms – role play, individual work, discussions, presentations,
translation of text.
The course is acquired in the English language
Literature
Obligatory literature
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Market Leader. International Management Business English by Adrian Pilbeam
Longman, 2000
Communication for Business by Shirlay Taylor A Practical approach 3rd edition,
1999
Simon Sweeney, Professional English Management, Pearson Education, 2002
D.Cotton, D.Falvey, S.Kent, New Edition Market Leader, Pearson
Education,(course book) 2005
T.Trappe, G.Tullis, Intelligent Business (Coursebook), Pearson Education, 2005
88
Additional literature
1.
2.
M.Kaltigina, A.Kulačkovska. Svešvalodu prasmju līmeņi: R., 2002 – 5. – 10.,
7. – 21.lpp.
Reading for Intermediate Learners of English, compiled by Maija Leikarte,
Riga, 2003. p. 34 – 35, p. 46 – 47, p. 101, p. 125.
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
www.market-leader.net
http://www.awl-he.com
http://culture.coe.int./portfolio/EuropeanLanguagePortfolio ELP The Language
Passport
www.longman.com
www.CNN.com
www.esl.-lab.com
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RIGA TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Economics and Entrepreneurship
19.03. 2008
Head of Department: Jānis Viržbickis
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Personnel Management
Personnel Management
10
15
Professional Business English (2 C), Information
Technology in Personnel Management (2 C),
Office Work (Record-keeping) in the Work of
the Personnel Manager (2 C), Fundamentals of
Economics (2 C)
Author of the course – Mg. sc. soc. Agita Miķelsone
Lecturer of the course - Mg. sc. soc. Agita Miķelsone, Mg.psych. Baiba Skrauce, Mg.
psych. Signe Enkuzena
Aim of the course – to introduce students to the realization of the main functions of
personnel management: selection, evaluation, training of the personnel, career planning,
motivation and administration of judicial work relationships, as well as understanding of
corporative culture and development, change management and evaluation of effectiveness of
personnel management.
Planned results – students understand similarities of company activities, processes of the
labour market and they know how to forecast decisions to be made according to the changing
situation; by using their acquired knowledge they know how to analyse company activity,
identify problems and develop their solutions – to plan effective management of a company;
they can formulate objectives of the company’s personnel management, to create a strategic
personnel development plan, as well as they understand interests of clients and employees and
can integrate them in the personnel development plan of a company; students understand the
main personnel management functions and know how to implement them corresponding to
the tasks if this study course, internship tasks.
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Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact lessons
No
1.
1.1.
1.2.
1.3.
2.
2.1.
2.2.
2.3.
3.
3.1.
3.2.
3.3.
3.4.
3.5.
4.
4.1.
4.2.
5.
5.1.
5.2.
5.3.
6.
6.1.
6.2.
6.3.
7.
7.1.
7.2.
7.3
Theme
Concept of personnel management
Development of personnel management:
History and development perspectives
Most significant functions, goals and tasks
of personnel management
Personnel management in contemporary
understanding
Chronological principles of the
introduction of personnel management
functions
Description of the profession, its creation
and introduction
Structure of profession description
Information to be included in a profession
description
Planning and selection of the personnel
– situations, practical examples
Goals and tasks of personnel planning
Selection types and methods
Interview structure and analysis
Professional and psychological tests – the
pros and cons of their use
Job advertisement. How to create an
appealing job advertisement
Employee integration and inclusion into
the existing enterprise
Goals and tasks of introduction into work
Successful integration methods of a new
employee
Methods of employees’ motivation
Most used motivation methods in practice
Monetary and non-monetary motivation
Development of loyalty
Learning (internal and external learning
programmes)
Management of the learning process in an
enterprise
Learning evaluation
Development of internal learning
programmes
Employee evaluation
Tasks of employee evaluation
Personnel evaluation questionnaires
Basic criteria of personnel evaluation
Full-time
studies
Part-time
studies
10
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
2
1
4
1
4
1, 2
10
3
4
4
2
18
4
2
5
4
6
1
10
4
6
12
4
4
4
8
5
3
3
2
8
2
4
2
6
91
8.
9.
Career planning of employees
Personnel science development
tendencies in Latvia and the world
2
2
Total
7
80
Planning of individual work
No
1.
2.
Students’ individual work
Assessment form
Essay: Me: the next personnel manager Review
Seminar on organisation culture,
Public performance
employees’ loyalty, career planning
Essay “My career path”
tendencies in Latvia, Europe and the
world
Planning and selection of the
Public defending
personnel – situations, practical
examples
Chronological principles of the
Public defending
introduction of personnel management
functions
Methods of employees’ motivation
Seminar
Practical exercise – to create a
Public defending
learning plan for an intermediate
management level
Essay – My understanding of
Review
personnel management as science
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – 4 graded tests: 1. – report; 2. – analysis of
2 situations; 3. – analysis of 2 situations; 4. – job motivation research project; examination: a
test including the main questions of this study course in compliance with the professional
standard of a personnel manager about the knowledge and understanding to be acquired,
questions of the test are created as mini-situations with given options of action.
Requirements for acquisition of the course - 75 % attendance and active participation in
lectures – 5%, 100% attendance of seminars – 5%; total evaluation: completion of individual
work and presentations 35%, graded tests – 25 %, examination 30%.
Used study methods and forms – lectures, seminars, consultations, individual work,
presentations, essay, review, situation analysis, projects, modelling.
Literature
Obligatory literature
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Ešenvalde I., „Personāla praktiskā vadība”. - R.: Merkūrijs 2003.
Ešenvalde I., „Pārmaiņu vadība”. - R.:Jāņa Rozes apgāds 2007.
Gratone L., „Cilvēkresursu stratēģija”. - R.: Jumava, 2004.
Boitmane I. Personāla atlase un novērtēšana. – R.: Lietišķas informācijas dienests, 2006
Vorončuka I. „Personāla vadība”. R., 2000.
Armstrong, M. Personnel Management Practice. - London, 1996.
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7. Armstrong,M., Stephens T. A Handbook of Management and Leadership. – Kogan Page,
2005.
8. Monday J.B.&Adams E., Human Resources Management. - Prentice – Hall.,2002.
Additional literature
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
Edeirs Dž., Iedvesmojošais līderis. R.: Lietišķās informācijas dienests, 2007.
Forands I. Palīgs personāla speciālistam. R., 2007.
Helers R. Vadībzinības rokasgrāmata. R.: Zvaigzne, 2006.
Kehre M. Personālmenedžments uzņēmumā. R.: Turība, 2004.
Spulle Ā.A. Praktiskais personālmenedžments. R.: Rīga, Turība, 1998.
Vīksna A. Personāla vadība. Rīga, 1999.
LU Ekonomikas un vadības fakultātes zinātnisko rakstu krājumi. R.: LU, 1999. – 2007.
Burnes B. Managing Change. – Prentice Hall, 2004
Burns J. Leadership. N.Y., 1979.
Armstrong, M. Human resources management. The Bath Press, Bath, 1999.
Essential managers manual. Dorling Kindeseey, 1998.
Fisher, C., Schoenfeldt L., Shaw J. Human Resource Management. Boston, 1996.
Fleming I. Developing people. Pocketbook, 2006.
Eggert M.A. Motivation. Pocketbook, 2006.
Lochin D. Enterprise Knowlege Management. – Morgan Kaufmann, 2001.
Tompkins J. Human Resource. Management in government. New York, 1995.
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Žurnāls “Biznesa psiholoģija”
Žurnāls „Karjera”
Žurnāls „Biznesa partneri”
www.apa.org/pētījumi
www.ebscohost.com/pētījumi
www.lpva.lv – Latvijas Personāla vadīšanas asociācijas mājas lapa
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Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Economics and Entrepreneurship
19.03. 2008
Head of Department: Jānis Viržbickis
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship Law
Personnel Management
2
3
Office Work (Record-keeping) in the Work of
the Personnel Manager, Fundamentals of
Economics, Personnel Management (2 C). The
study course is partially based on students’ life
experience, the current understanding of
legislation and the willingness to inquire about
the subject
Author of the course –Master of jurisprudence lecturer Uvis Kozlovskis
Lecturer of the course – Master of jurisprudence lecturer Uvis Kozlovskis
Aim of the course – according to the standard of profession to give the future personnel
managers an idea about juridical rights as a phenomenon of our society, the origins and
development of rights, to acquaint students with juridical standards regulating
entrepreneurship in Latvia, give an insight into the current issues in the field of personnel
management in specific branches of law, to develop skills which would help to use the gained
knowledge in practise.
Planned results - to develop communicative skills, to stimulate the development of a value
system, to develop skills to solve juridical types of questions individually, to orientate oneself
in job legislation and juridical norms that regulate juridical rights, to develop skills to state
and defend own opinion and provide argumentation.
Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact lessons
No
Theme
1.
Fundamentals of the theory of law.
(The origin of state and rights. The concept
of rights. Legal norms and their types.
Full-time
studies
Part-time
studies
Number
of
students’
individual
exercise
3
94
2.
3.
4.
5.
Legislative sources. Legislation system.
Interpretation of legal norms. Violation of
rights.)
Legal norms regulating entrepreneurship.
(General regulations of entrepreneurship,
commercial register, branch, company,
warrants. Business people, their types. The
peculiarities
of
the
foundation,
reorganization
and
liquidation
of
businesses.
Civil rights.
(Civil liability, its types. Liability law.
Losses,
indemnification
of
losses.
Unilateral and multilateral transactions,
their types. Fundamentals of legal
proceedings.
Administrative law.
(State administration, its organization,
forms and methods. Administrative
process.
Administrative
act,
legal
challenge, appeal. Administrative offense)
Criminal law and criminal procedure.
(Crime. Forms of guilt. Corpus delicti in
entrepreneurship. General regulations of
the criminal procedure.)
5
1.
3
3
2.
2
Planning of individual work
No
1.
2.
Students’ individual work
Job rights
Report on a chosen theme
Assessment form
Test
Presentation
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – examination: a test including the analysis
of 2 situations in relation to provisions regulating the entrepreneurship.
Requirements for acquisition of the course – individual work handed in – 40% assesments,
75% attendance of lectures – 15%, sufficiently passed examination – 45%.
Used study methods and forms – lectures, seminars, consultations, individual work
presentations, source analysis.
The course is acquired in the Latvian language
Literature:
Obligatory literature
1.
2.
- Neimanis J. Ievads tiesībās. Rīga, “LV”, 2004.
- Vītiņš V. Vispārējs tiesību pārskats. Rīga, “Verdikts”, 1993.
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Additional literature
1.
2.
3.
4.
Meļķīsis E. Tiesību normu iztulkošana. R., LU, 2000
Sinaiskis V. Latvijas Civiltiesību apskats. Rīga, LJB, 1996
Načisčonis J. Administratīvās tiesības. R., 2002.
Krastiņš U., Liholaja V., Niedre A. Krimināltiesības. R., TNA, 2001
Normative acts
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Komerclikums (pieņemts 13.04.2000.g.)
Komerclikuma spēkā stāšanās likums (pieņemts 20.12.2001.g.)
Likums „Par nodokļiem un nodevām” (pieņemts 02.02.1995.g.)
Likums „Par grāmatvedību”(pieņemts 14.10.1992.g.)
Civillikums. IV daļa. Saistību tiesības (spēkā no 01.03.1993.g.)
Civilprocesa likums (pieņemts 14.10.1998.g.)
Administratīvā procesa likums (pieņemts 25.10.2001.g.)
Latvijas Administratīvo pārkāpumu kodekss (pieņemts 07.12.1984.g.)
Krimināllikums (pieņemts 17.06.1998.g.)
Latvijas Kriminālprocesa likums (pieņemts 21.04.2005.g.)
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1.
2.
3.
4.
www.nais.lv
www.likumi.lv
www.vestnesis.lv
www.b2bnfo.lv
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Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Economics and Entrepreneurship
19.03. 2008
Head of Department: Jānis Viržbickis
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Fundamentals of Economics
Personnel Management
4
6
Preliminary knowledge in understanding of the
market economy and conditions of national
economy is desired (acquisition of a secondary
education programme in fields of economy)
Author of the course - Mg.sc.soc. lecturer Aija Vīgnere
Lecturer of the course – lecturer, Mg.sc.soc. Aija Vīgnere
Aim of the course – to provide knowledge on the principle questions of economic theory and
economic system, including an in-depth assumption of economic problems
Planned results – Understanding the essence of economics, its systems, the relationship
between state and market, limitedness of economic resources, unlimited needs, the role of
money and inflation, job and job market relationship in today’s circumstances of globalization
and the respective connection with human resources.
Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact lessons
No
1.
2.
Theme
Subject of economics, its essence. Basic
principles of organisation of economics –
What, how, who. Options to choose.
Resources and production factors –
ground, work, capital. Resource
limitedness problems in today’s market
economy.
Full-time
studies
Part-time
studies
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
1
2
3.
Economic systems. Role of the state in
resource placement and control of a mixed
2
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economic system
4.
5.
Consumers’ expenses and savings.
Personal income, types of personal income.
Changes in household politics, factors of
influence.
2
6.
Production and productivity. Production
costs. Fixed and changing production
factors. Expenses, income and profit
2
7.
Prices and markets. Essence and value of
prices. Supply-demand theory. Elastic and
non-elastic demand, supply.
8.
9
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Market types, market price, its functions.
Market balance, scarcity of goods and
balance, types of market balance and selfregulation. Methods of determining the
optimal market price
Large and small companies, progressive
and regressive return. Description of small
businesses, concern organization and
control, bankruptcy. Competition and
monopole/nationalization and
privatization/. Types of competition,
action. Consumer protection.
2
1
2
2
2
2
Money and banks. Functions and types of
money. Bank deposit services. Money
markets.
Financing entrepreneurship, description of
its basic means and circulating means.
Types of credits and meaning of credits.
Financial institutions and financial sources.
Meaning of investment.
Job and job market. Salary, its forms and
differences. Job arrangements.
Unemployment, types of unemployment.
Job expenses and work productivity.
Role of marketing in economics, its basic
elements. Life cycle of a product, its target
market, the meaning of advertising and
ways of introducing the product into the
market.
Description of Latvian economic system.
State income and expenses. Budget, its role
in inflation and deflation expressions.
4
2
3
2
2
2
2
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State tax policy, taxes and duties
16.
1
State and national economy. Production
and production output. Determining the
Gross domestic product. Economy
policies.
Shadow economy, its expressions. State
measures in fighting the shadow economy.
Planning of individual work
No
1.
2.
3.
Students’ individual work
First individual work
Second individual work
Analysis of Researches and material of
the Press
Assessment form
Test
Report
Presentation
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – examination: 4 variants with 5 exercises
each to be solved by using the acquired knowledge and analytical skills.
Requirements for acquisition of the course – 75 % attendance - 40% assessments; active
participation in seminars 30%, individual work 30%; sufficiently passed examination – 30%.
Used study methods and forms – lectures, seminars, consultations individual work, report,
test, source analysis, presentations.
The course is acquired in the Latvian language
Literature
Obligatory literature
V.Bikse Ekonomikas pamati R., Kamene 2006.
J.Nešpors Makroekonomika R., Kamene 2007.
J.Nešpors Mikroekonomika R., Kamene 2006.
J.Škapars Ekonomika tautsaimniecībā R.,LU 2006.
G.Libermanis Mikroekonomika R., LU 2005.
G.Libermanis Nauda, inflācija, valūtas kurss R., LU 2006.
Dž .Steinleiks Ekonomikas pamati R., Zvaigzne ABC 2007.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Additional literature
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
I.Kodoliņa Nodokļi Latvijā 2005 R., Turība 2005.
P.Samuelsons, V.Nordhaus Ekonomika R.,Orklatel 2005
Dž .Stiglics, Dž .Drifils Mikroekonomika R., LU 2006
K.Hofs Biznesa ekonomika R., J.Rozes apgāds 2002.
V.Krieviņš Ekonomikas pamatkurss R., M/L 2007
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6.
7.
LR ekonomikas attīstības aktuālie jautājumi R., Livonija 2007.g. konferenču
materiāli
LR Valsts Budžetu un ekonomisko attīstību skaidrojums R., LU 2007.g.zin.raksti
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Žurnāls Latvijas ekonomists
Žurnāls Grāmatvedība un ekonomika
Laikraksts Latvijas vēstnesis
http.//www.likumi.lv/
http.//www.gov.lv./
http.//www.fm.gov.lv/
http.//www.vid.gov.lv/
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RIGA TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Economics and Entrepreneurship
19.03. 2008
Head of Department: Jānis Viržbickis
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Fundamentals of Management
Personnel Management
4
6
Preliminary knowledge of basic economics,
personnel management (4 CP) and basic
accounting is necessary
Author of the course – Dr. paed. professor Ivars Muzis, Mg.sc.soc. lecturer Aija Vīgnere
Lecturer of the course – Dr. paed. professor Ivars Muzis, Mg.sc.soc. lecturer Aija Vīgnere
Aim of the course – to provide knowledge on what the manager needs to know when making
decisions, solving problems, coordinating and organizing economic actions and for better
organization of the association
Planned results – to develop notion on the management process, determination of
management dimension, organisational environment and structure, its planning and levels of
communication, decision making and the essence of control, as well as understanding of
power and the role of the manager in the organisation; understanding about possibilities of
using information systems in management processes; the skills of analysing interaction
among organisational systems and skills of identifying the position and role of a personnel
manager in organisational systems.
Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact lessons
No
1.
2.
Theme
Basic concepts of management theories,
hierarchy, development history.
Quantitative, integrated and modern
management theories.
Description of the organisation, influence
of external and internal factors on
Full-time
studies
Part-time
studies
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
2
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management. Structure of the organisation
and factors that influence it.
2
3.
The role of communication in
management. Verbal and non-verbal
communication.
2
4.
Decision making process, stages of
decision making, their characteristics.
Conditions that increase effectiveness of
decision making.
2
5.
Management functions – planning, types of
planning and hierarchy of its designing and
use. Planning of business strategies and
management of functional strategy.
3
6.
Management functions – organizing,
determination of management dimension,
empowering, centralization and
decentralization of organizations
2
7.
Management functions – coordination, its
essence, goals, types and methods. PEST/
net graphics/essence of the system, its use,
imitation modelling
3
1
2
8.
Management functions – motivation:
content motivation theories, process
motivation theories, stimulating motivation
theory
9.
Management functions – control, its
essence, types: operative control, control of
the organization, strategic control, external
control. Control effectiveness and
overcoming resistance
2
Essence of finance management, objectives
and principles of finance management.
Control of financial means, budgets and
prognoses, calculation of costs and prices,
amount of profit – the indicator of
management profitability
3
10.
11.
12.
3
Management of resource governance –
planning of human resources, introduction
of overall quality management,
optimization of resource use, explanation
of six sigma process. Realization of
feedback
2
Human guidance. Manager and
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13.
14.
management. Essence of power and its
types. Influence and motivation of
employers’ behaviour. Governance and
leadership styles. Authority of manager
and teambuilding
2
Changes and innovations in management.
Necessity of innovative and strategic
change management. Realization of
changes in human behaviour
2
Management in different cultures,
understanding the basic assumptions and
behavioural dimensions. Management in
conflict, stress and change situations.
Methods of conflict solving
Planning of individual work
No
Students’ individual work
1.
PERT /network chart/ system modelling
for a particular organisation (rules
provided by the lecturer)
2.
Elaboration of human resources
development plan for a particular
organisation (rules provided by the
lecturer)
3.
Summarising and analysis of
information on management innovations
in Latvia and the European Union
Assessment form
Work defending
Visual presentation of plan, defending
Report
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – examination: a test comprising
knowledge-testing questions according to the acquired themes and situation analysis (2
situations), reflecting the understanding about the position and role of a personnel manager in
organisational systems.
Requirements for acquisition of the course – attendance of lectures – 20%, active
participation in seminars – 30%, individual work – 20%, sufficiently passed examination –
30%.
Used study methods and forms – lectures, seminars, consultations, individual practical
work, report.
The course is acquired in the Latvian, English language
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Literature
Obligatory literature
Armstrong,M., Stephens T. A Handbook of Management and Leadership. – Kogan Page,
2005.
Forands I. Menedžmenta autoritātes. R.: Latvijas Izglītības fonds, 2007.
Forands I. Biznesa vadības autoritātes. R.: Latvijas Izglītības Fonds 2006.330lpp.
Ukolovs V., Mass A., Bistrjakovs I. Vadības teorija. R.: Jumava, 2006.
Forands I. Biznesa vadības tehnoloģijas. R.: Latvijas Izglītības Fonds, 2004.
Garleja R. Darbs, organizācija, psiholoģija. R.: Jumava, 2003.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Additional literature
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Gundars Ķēniņš Kings. Amerikas pieredze uzņēmumu vadīšanā. R.: SIA Biznesa
partneri, 2007.
Edeirs Dž. Efektīva komunikācija, vissvarīgākā vadības mākslas metode. R.: Asja, 2007.
Edeirs Dž. Efektīvas vadības skola. R.: Asja 2007.
Kehre M. Personālmenedžments uzņēmumā. R.: Turība, 2006.
Kenets Blanšārds, Spensers Džonsons. Vienas minūtes menedž eris. R.: Jumava, 2007.
Kolems R.,Berijs G. Uzmanību, menedžer – 525 ieteikumi jums. R.: Zvaigzne ABC,
2005.
Līdumnieks A. Vadīšana. R.: autora apgāds, 2006.
Reņge V. Mūsdienu organizāciju psiholoģija. R.: Zvaigzne ABC, 2007.
Periodicals, databases, Internet resources and other sources
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
http://www.likumi.lv/
http://www.fm.lv/
http://www.gov.lv/
http://www.learnmanagement2.com/
http://www.managementstyle.net/
http://www.wikipedia.com/
http://www.diena.lv/
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RIGA TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Education and Social Psychology
25.03. 2008
Head of Department: Inta Tiltiņa - Kapele
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Personality Psychology
Personnel Management
2
3
Personnel Management (2 C)
Author of the course – Dr. psych., dr. oec. Māra Vidnere, Mg. paed., bac.psych. lecturer
Gundega Kozlova
Lecturer of the course – Dr. psych., dr. oec. Māra Vidnere, Mg. paed., bac.psych. lecturer
Gundega Kozlova
Aim of the course - to introduce students to the main concepts of personality psychology,
basic functions of personality theories, major components to develop the skills of working in
complicated situations, motivating employees and establishing effective communication.
Planned results – Students know and understand the main basic concepts: human, individual,
subject, individuality, personality; they have good knowledge of personality structure,
motivation, personality development, patho-psychology, psychic health and can use their
knowledge in settling conflicts, development of motivation programmes and explanation of
personnel’s behaviour.
Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact lessons
No
Theme
1.
The basic concepts in
personality psychology:
human, individual,
individuality, subject,
personality.
Functions and components
of the personality theories.
Psychoanalytical approach to
2.
3.
Fulltime
studies
Part-time
studies
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
2
2
4
1.
105
4.
5.
6.
7.
explaining the personality
structure and actions
(theories of Freud, Adler,
Jung, Erikson, Fromm,
Horney)
Theories of personality
characteristics (Olport,
Izenac)
Social learning approach to
explaining behaviour
(Bandura’s social-cognitive
personality theory)
Humanistic and
phenomenological approach
to explaining personality
(Maslow, Roger)
Question about the sense of
people’s existence (theories
of May and Frankl)
Planning of individual work
No
Students’ individual work
1.
Explanation of intentional and
unconscious motives for action by using
psychoanalytical personality theories
(literature studies)
2.
Analysis of career development factors
of one person (by student’s choice) by
using comparison of verities from
different theories
2
2
2
2
2.
Assessment form
Analysis of video material –
fragment of movie
Essay, oral presentation,
discussion in group
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – examination: analysis of 2 situations – the
possible reasons for person’s behaviour in a particular work situation must be explained and
the potential reaction of the personnel manager must be forecasted by using at least 2
personality theories (in writing).
Requirements for acquisition of the course – attendance of 75% lectures – 15%; individual
work: 1. – 15%; 2. – 30%; examination – 40%.
Used study methods and forms – lectures, seminars, individual work, essay, presentation,
analysis of video material.
The course is acquired in the Latvian and English language
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Literature
Obligatory literature
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Karpova Ā. Personība: teorijas un to radītāji. – R.: Zvaigzne ABC, 1997.
Reņģe V. Personības psiholoģija. – R.: Zvaigzne ABC, 1999.
Reņģe V. Psiholoģija. Personības psiholoģiskās teorijas. – R.: Zvaigzne ABC, 1997
Personality psychology in the Workplace (ed. Brent W. R., Hogan R.). –
Waschington: American Psychological Association, 2002.
Positive Psychological Assessment (ed. Lopez S. J., Snyder C. R.). - Waschington:
American Psychological Association, 2003.
Psychology of Emotions (ed. Manstead A. S. R.). – SAGE Publication, 2008.
Additional literature
Adlers A. Psiholoģija un dzīve. – R., R., 1992.
Freids Z. Bērnu sit. – R., 1998
Freids Z. Psihoanalīzes nozīme un vēsture. – Lielvārde, 1994.
Freids Z. Totēms un tabu. – R., 1995
Fromms Ē. Māksla mīlēt. – R., 1994.
Jungs K.G. Dvēseles pasaule. – R., 1994.
Jungs K.G. Psiholoģiskie tipi. – R., 1993.
Karpova Ā. Personība un individuālais stils. – R., 1994.
Блюм Г. Психоаналитические теории личности. – М., 1996.
Психология личности. Т. 1,2. – Самара, 1999
Фрейджер Р., Фейдимен Дж. Личность. Теории, эксперименты, упражнения. –
М., 2001.
12. Теории личности в американской и западноевропейской психологии. – М.,
1999.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1. http: // www.psiholog.biz
2. http:// psy.piter.com/ library
3. http:// www.psylib.org.ua./ books
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RIGA TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Information Technologies and Nature Sciences
On 26 April 2008
Head of Department: Juris Porozovs
Study course description
Information Technology in Personnel
Management
Personnel Management
8
12
Preliminary knowledge of the subject of
information technology on a level of general
secondary education.
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Author of the course -
Mg.sc.ing. Inese Urpena.
Lecturers of the course -
Mg.sc.soc., lecturer Gustavs Elers
Dr.math., lecturer Grigorijs Gorobecs
Mg.sc.ing. Inese Simkeviča
Mg.sc.soc. Jānis Žižmārs
Aim of the course – to develop skills of information and communication technologies of the
future personnel managers that are of great importance in the ensuring of internal and external
information circulation within the institution.
Planned results – the students have to reach a level of ICT understanding and practise within
which a computer is seen and used as means of successful professional action. Students are
able to follow ICT innovation and are able to coordinate exchange of information within their
competence; they master rational and innovative methods in the processes of preparing,
storing and processing of the documents of their institution.
Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact classes
No
Theme
1.
Overview of contemporary ICT. Software
for computer administration, programmes
for data safety and storage.
Full-time
studies
Part-time
studies
Number
of
students’
individua
l exercise
4
108
2.
INTERNET - an environment for
communication and gaining information.
4
3.
Preparing office work, creation of united
style for large scale documents.
8
Preparing forms, serial documents.
8
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Automatic formation of documents
(making use of auto-correction, tables,
pictures, numeration and table of
contents).
Accessibility of information, file
1.
administration, data security aspects.
The use of spreadsheets in gathering,
processing and reflecting the results of
numeric information.
Summary tables and data analysis options
in spreadsheets.
Understanding the importance of data
bases within the institution, designing the
data base.
Creation and formation of tables, forms,
queries and overviews of data bases.
Essence of the presentation, its
preparation – choosing objects, colours,
sounds and animations.
United setting of the presentation and its
options of managing.
Exercise
No 1
4
4
8
4
Exercise
No 2
4
4
Exercise
No 3
8
4
TOTAL:
Exercise
No 4
64
Planning of individual work
No
1.
2.
3.
4.
Students’ individual work
Production of office document
package.
Data security aspects, ICT use in
personnel management.
Production of a data base for
resource registration and analysis of
its use.
Production of presentation materials
for the institution.
Assessment form
Individual work and evaluation by the
lecturer, communication through e-mail
Individual work and evaluation by the
lecturer, communication through e-mail
Individual work and evaluation by the
lecturer, communication through e-mail
Group work (2-3 students),
presentation and discussion in groups
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – a graded test and an examination. The test
exercises are created in a manner in which the student is able to show his/her knowledge and
skills on all levels of difficulty of the test (rated by a 10 point scale). Evaluation of the
individual work is included in the end evaluation of the study course.
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Requirements for acquisition of the course – the student may take the end examination if
the individual works are handed in and positively rated (at least 4 points) and all works of
practical lessons are completed.
Used study methods and forms – lectures, consultations, practical and individual work,
presentations individually and in groups, a possibility to send in works and receive electronic
evaluation from the lecturer.
The course is acquired: in Latvian language, possibility of hearing the course in Russian
language
Literature
Obligatory literature
1.
2.
3.
E. Treiguts. Datoru tehnoloģija lietvedībā un ekonomikā. Riga: Biznesa augstskola
Turība, 1999. – 72 pgs.
L. Niedrīte. Microsoft Excel 5.0 lietpratējiem. Riga: ComputerLand, 1995. 174 pgs.
Ilmārs Dukulis, Iveta Gultniece, Aina Ivane, Laila Kuriloviča, Viesturs Vēzis, Arta
Ž odziņa. Datorzinību pamati. 4. Prezentācijas materiālu sagatavošanas pakete
Microsoft PowerPoint. Viestura Vēža redakcijā. Riga: „Mācību grāmata”, 2000. 109 pgs.
Additional literature
1.
2.
3.
Ilmārs Dukulis, Iveta Gultniece, Aina Ivane, Laila Kuriloviča, Viesturs Vēzis,Arta
Žodziņa. Datorzinību pamati. 3. Elektroniskās tabulas Microsoft Excel. Viestura
Vēža redakcijā. Rīga, „Mācību grāmata”, 2000. - 158 pgs.
Datorzinību pamati. Datortīkli un interneta pakalpojumu izmantošana/ V. Vēža
redakcijā. - Riga: Mācību grāmata, 2000. – 116 pgs.
M. Ruķers. Personas datu tiesiskā aizsardzība. Rīga: Biznesa augstskola Turība,
2000. – 192 pgs.
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
LETA current business information: http://www.nozare.lv
Virtual secretary club http://www.vsklubs.lv/
Collection of laws: http://www.likumi.lv/
Microsoft Internet resources: http://www.microsoft.lv
Suggestions for RTTEMA students:
http://www.rpiva.lv/index.php?mh=ieteik_stud
6. Microsoft product learning material: http://www.liis.lv/mspamati
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RIGA TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
CONFIRMED
Meeting of Department of School Pedagogy
18.02. 2008
Head of Department: Elita Volāne
Study course description
Title of study course
Scientific Research Methods
Title of study programme
Personnel Management
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
2
3
Knowledge of foreign languages, ability to use
the computer (Word, Excel, PowerPoint,
Internet)
Preliminary knowledge
Author of the course: Dr. paed. professor Zenta Anspoka
Lecturer of the course: professor Dr. paed. professor Zenta Anspoka
Aim of the course. To help students gain knowledge and skills on research methodology,
theories of result measurement, methods of mathematic statistics for theoretic, empiric
(experimental) data processing, use of computer technologies for gaining and processing
information, presentation of the research results.
Planned results.
1.
To formulate the goal, hypothesis, tasks of the research, to plan the research, to
find and study the necessary information.
2.
To do theoretical and empiric research, to process the collected data by using
computer, to analyse the results.
3.
To formulate conclusions, suggestions for further research.
4.
To choose additional themes for own research, methods of further education and
problems to research.
5.
To ensure ethics of the (managed) research.
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Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact classes
No
Theme
1.
An introduction to research methodology.
Ways of getting acquainted with the world.
Scientific language. Theoretic and
methodological base of research.
Research principles. Research styles and
tendencies of their development. Most
significant problems in the area of
personnel management.
Research ethics. Collaboration of various
specialists (researcher, sociologist,
psychologist etc.) in a research.
Research planning.
Development of research programme and
organisation of research.
Research methods. Measurements and
scales in research. Types of scales.
Biographic research. Reflexion of personal
experience.
Content
analysis.
Observations, questionnaires. Models and
modelling in research. Types of
experiments. Planning of experiments.
Expert methods and cooperative methods.
Texts, choosing, producing, adaptation,
standardization,
validity,
security,
objectivity of texts.
Mathematic processing of data. Data
division. Data processing by using
computer programmes. Choosing the type
of
processing.
Collaboration
with
specialists of information technologies.
Designing research work. Presentation of
research. Types of presentations, choosing
and preparing presentations by using
information technologies. Use of Audio
and video technique. Use of PowerPoint
and other programmes.
2.
3.
4.
Full-time
studies
Part-time
studies
4
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
1.
4
4
2.
4
3.
Planning of individual work
No
1.
2.
Students’ individual work
Development of research programme
and organisation of research.
Mathematic processing of data. Data
division. Choosing an appropriate
diagram for the data.
Assessment form
Presentation
Test
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4.
Procedure of work defence.
Video show and discussion
Assessment for acquisition of the study course - examination with evaluation on a 10 point
system - report (scientific project) defending.
Requirements for acquisition of the course – regular attendance of contact lessons – 25%,
completion of individual work – 25%, examination – 50%.
Used study methods and forms - lectures, seminars, consultations, individual work,
presentations.
The course is acquired in Latvian language.
Literature
Obligatory literature
Gudjons, H. Pedagoģijas pamatatziņas.- Riga; Zvaigzne ABC, 1998. 394 lpp.
Cohen, L., Manion, L. Research Methods.- London: Croom Helm, 1986.- 271 pgs.
Konferences „Zinātnes valoda“ materiāli.- Rīga: Valsts prezidentes dibinātā valsts
valodas komisija, apgāds „Rasa ABC“, 2003. 51 pgs.
Paura, L., Arhipova, I. Neparametrisko metož u lietošana izmantojot SPSS
datorprogrammu. Mācību līdzeklis pedagoģijas, socioloģijas un ekonomikas
specialitāšu studentiem un maģistrantiem. / LLU. Jelgava: LLU, 2001 - 134
pgs.
Raizs, Ļ. Matemātiskās metodes sociālajās zinātnēs. - Rīga: RaKa, 2000. - 296
pgs.
Raščevska, M., Kristapsone, S. Statistika psiholoģijas pētījumos. Rīga: SIA
Izglītības soļi, 2000, 356 pgs.
Additional literature
Dukulis, I. Aprēķini un datu grafiskais attēlojums. Programma Microsoft Excel
2000. Riga: SIA Biznesa augstskola Turība, 2002.
Mūze, B., Pakalna, D., Kalniņa, I. Bibliogrāfiskās norādes un atsauces.
Metodiskais līdzeklis.- Riga: LU Akadēmiskais apgāds, 2005, 133 pgs.
Pedagoģijas terminu skaidrojošā vārdnīca.. Riga: Zvaigzne ABC.
2000, 248 pgs.
Umberto, E. Kā uzrakstīt diplomdarbu?- Riga: SIA“Rozes apgāds“, 2006, 318 pgs.
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources






Žurnāls „Mērķis”
Johnson B. & Christenser L. Research Qualitative, Quantitative and Mixed
Approaches
//http://www.southalabama.edu/coe/bset/johnson/dr_johnson/2textbook.htm
Mc Millan J. 2004. Educational Research: Fundamentals for the Consumer.
Boston, MA: Allyn and Bacon. www.ablongman.com/mcmillan4e
Baltiņš M. 2004. Oriģinālpētījumi un tā galvenās sastāvdaļās. Skolotājs 2004.,
Nr. 1., 4.-9. pgs.
American Psychological Association. 2004. Using American Psychological
Association (APA) Format. (Updated to 5th Edition). Purdue University
Online Writing Lab.
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/research/r_apa.html
http://www.karjerascentrs.lv/lat/
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RIGA TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Education and Social Psychology
25.03. 2008
Head of Department: Inta Tiltiņa - Kapele
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Organizational and Management Psychology
Personnel Management
4 KP
6 KP
Fundamentals of Economics, Fundamentals of
Management, Personnel Management (6 CP),
Foreign Language in Profession, Sociology,
Business Etiquette, Communication Training,
Personality Psychology
Author of the course – Dr. psych. Anita Lasmane
Lecturers of the course - Dr. psych. Anita Lasmane, Mg. psych. Signe Enkuzena
Aim of the course - to provide knowledge and comprehension about the key issues of
organizational and management psychology and develop students’ skills to apply the acquired
knowledge in the work of personnel manager, by implementing personnel management
politics in an organization.
Planned results – students have comprehension of psychological conditions of organizational
activity and management psychology in the context of personnel management; students have
competence in the newest investigations in tendencies of organizational and management
psychology; students are able to indicate and analyze psychological regularities in
organizational and management processes, can connect the gained knowledge to practical
observations, can foresee psychological regularities in organizational and management
processes, have improved skills in working in psychologically difficult situations, can
perform as mediators between employers and employees.
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Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact lessons
No
Theme
1.
Practical application of organizational and
management psychology
Job motivation (loyalty to the organization
and occupation, manager’s notion about
employee importance in job motivation:
approaches: X, Y, Z; meaning of
archetypes in motivation processes)
Manager and leader personality traits and
their role in the managerial processes.
Management and management styles
(transactive and transformative leadership,
situational leadership. Passive and active
leadership, leadership and culture
(Macumoto’s approach)
Groups, formation and development of
groups in the organization (job efficiency
of the group, social facilitation, social
inertness, the phenomenon of group
thinking)
Communication and decision making in
the organization (cognitive dissonance, the
structure of heuristics and communication,
barriers of communication in the
organization).
Organizational culture (determining factors
of organizational culture, functions,
typology, research, connection with the
organizational efficiency).
Conflicts in the organization (types,
reasons, their management)
Employees’ job behaviour in the
organization (affecting factors, types of
behaviour, behaviour management;
mobbing at the workplace)
Organization development (change
management in the organization);
improvement methods for organizations;
psychological contract in an enterprise
Newest investigations in Latvia and in the
world on questions of organizational and
management psychology
TOTAL:
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Fulltime
studies
Part-time
studies
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
1
1.
4
2.
4
3.
2
4.
4
5.
2
6.
4
7.
2
8.
4
9.
4
10.
1
11.
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Planning of individual work
No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Students’ individual work
Defining problems observed in
practice, for the solution of which
knowledge and definitions of
organizational and management
psychology is necessary
Determination of personal loyalty to
the organization and to the profession,
determination of values, archetypes,
motivators by using adequate surveys
Preconditions of a successful activity of
a manager
Determination of personal
management style by using
questionnaires for management style
Groups, creation and development of
groups in an organization – literature
studies
Analysis of communication flow
effectiveness in a particular
organization, determining the reasons
for communication barriers
Analysis of organization culture by
using one method of culture
determination according to students’
own choice
Analysis of conflict situations in
organizations
Analysis of mobbing situations in
organizations
Output of a change project in a
particular organization – group work
Analysis of two investigations in Latvia
and the world about questions of
organizational and management
psychology
Assessment form
Oral presentation
Written analysis of results, connecting
results to competencies of a personnel
manager
Analysis of a specific, real situation
and oral presentation of results
Written analysis of results; group work
– discussion: self-evaluation and group
evaluation connection and analysis
Summarizing conclusions in work
groups,
oral
presentation
of
conclusions
Oral presentation of suggestions for
improvement of communication
Written analysis of results, output of
suggestions for the improvement of
organizational culture
Group work: role play
Oral presentation
Oral visual presentation
Essay “Research and practice” – shows
the skill to connect research results
with real situations in organizations
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – examination (in written form): a test for
testing the knowledge and skills to analyse a situation.
Requirements for acquisition of the course – 75% lecture attendance, activity in lessons,
participation in75% of presentations; final examination assessment: completion of the
requirements stated above – 20%, completion of all individual assignments – 50%;
examination – 30%.
Used study methods and forms – lectures, seminars, consultations, individual work,
projects, situation analysis, role play, presentations, essay.
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The course is acquired in Latvian, German, Russian language.
Literature
Obligatory literature
1. Reņģe V. Mūsdienu organizāciju psiholoģija. – Rīga: Zvaigzne ABC, 2007.
2. Garleja R. Darbs. Psiholoģija. Organizāciju kultūra. – Rīga: RaKa, 2004.
3. Nieto M. L. An Introduction to Human Resource Management. – New
York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2006.
4. Armstrong,M., Stephens T. A Handbook of Management and Leadership. –
Kogan Page, 2005.
5. Haslam S. A. Psychology in organization, Sage Publications, 2000.
Additional literature
Dale R. Organisations and development.– London: Sage Publications, 2000.
Hofstede G., Hofstede G. J. Cultures and organizatione. Software of the Mind. – New York: McGrow
Hill, 2005.
LU Raksti. Psiholoģija. R.: Zinātne, 2004. – 2007.
Камерон К., Квинн Р. Диагностика и изменение организационной культуры.- СП: Питер, 2001.
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1.4.1.
1.4.2.
1.4.3.
1.4.4.
1.4.5.
1.4.6.
1.4.7.
1.4.8.
1.4.9.
Žurnāls “Biznesa psiholoģija”
Žurnāls „Karjera”
Žurnāls „Psiholoģijas pasaule”
Journal of Occupational and Organisational Psychology (LNB)
www.apa.org/pētījumi - atslēgas vārdi: organisational psychology
www.ebscohost.com/pētījumi - atslēgas vārdi: organisational development;
organisational culture; organisational management
www.biznesam.lv – publikācijas
www.bszi.lv/ - pētījumi (Baltijas Sociālo zinātņu institūts)
www.eurofound.ie/- pētījumi (Eiropas Dzīves un Darba Apstākļu
Uzlabošanas Fonds)
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RIGA TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Education and Social Psychology
25.03. 2008
Head of Department: Inta Tiltiņa - Kapele
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Work Psychology
Professional study programme „Personnel
Management“
4
6
Personnel Management (4 C), Personality
Psychology, Fundamentals of Management, Job
Legislation and Protection, Ergonomics
Author of the course - Dr. psych. Anita Lasmane
Lecturer of the course - Dr. psych. Anita Lasmane
Aim of the course - To provide students with information about the basic concepts, tasks and
methods of work psychology necessary in the professional activity of the personnel manager;
to develop understanding about processes of the labour market; to improve the skills of
making decisions corresponding to changes in the work environment and working in
psychologically complicated situations.
Planned results – On the completion of the course students will have acquired the following
knowledge and skills:
-
the understanding of the subject of work psychology, its tasks and methods;
-
the research and description of the professional activity, its role in personnel
management, the skill to devise the description of the professional activity;
-
the fundamentals of professional self-determination and methods of its promotion;
-
the psychological basis of professional training and its use in personnel selection,
training and evaluation;
-
professional adaptation, formation of individual working style and the application of
this knowledge to personnel management;
-
management of professional motivation;
-
psychic ( functional) make up in the professional activity and the possibilities to
increase employee’s work capacity;
-
psychological prevention of traumas.
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Course content
Thematic content planning
No
Theme
Contact lessons
Full-time
studies
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Work psychology as a branch of
science
Psychology of professional
training
Research and description of
professional activity
Professional self-determination
Psychological conditions of the
quality of working life and
connection with ergonomics
Effects of psychobiological
factors in professional work:
monotony, activity, stress,
burnout
Safety of professional activity –
psychological aspects
Total
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
Part-time
studies
2
1
3
2
6
3
5
3
4
5
5
6
3
6
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Planning of individual work
Nr.
p.k.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Students’ individual work
Analyzing current research works (2
investigations) in work psychology
Personāla vadītāja profesiogrammas
izveidošana atbilstoši profesijas
standartam – darbs grupās
Organizing Personnel managers
competences programmes according to
professional standard.
Group work.
Investigation of the professional
activity and description-group work,
description of the one concrete
professional’s activity.
Professional self-determination.
Assessment form
Essay: evaluation of the analytical skills
Demonstrative presentation
Discussion
Presentation of the work: substantiation
of the research methods, sequential and
completeness.
Collage ‘’Way of my Professional selfdetermination’’ –presentation of the
work
Oral presentation of the observation –
discussion.
Psychological conditions of the quality
of working life, ergonomics –
observation of the environment of
work.
Psychobiological factors in professional Written analysis: precision of the
activity and their connection with
kriterions of the observation, width of
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safety of work – Observation and
analysis of the one state’s expression.
the analysis and ability to find out
connections between causes and results.
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – examination: a written answer to 2
questions according to the acquired course content reflecting the connection of theories and
results from researches of other authors with personal observations of the work environment.
Requirements for acquisition of the course - completion of individual work: 1 - 10%; 2 –
10%; 3 – 10%; 4 – 10%; 5 – 10%; 6 – 15%, participation in seminars– 5% and active
participation in discussion – 5%, examination – 25%.
Used study methods and forms – lectures, discussions, seminars, individual practical work,
essay, creative tasks, presentations.
The course is acquired in the Latvian, German, Russian language
Literature
Obligatory literature
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Psihosociālā darba vide [no spāņu val. tulk. Kempaua V., Briška E.]. – R.: Labklājības
ministrija, 2004.
Burchell B.J., Lapido D. & Wilkinson F. Job Insecurity and Work Intensification. London:
Routledge, 1999.
Furnham A. The People Business. Psychological Reflections on Management. N.Y.:
Palgrave Macmillan, 2005.
Пряжников Н. С., Пряжникова Е. Ю. Психология труда и человеческого
достоинства. Москва: ACADEMIA, 2005.
Зеер Э. Ф. Психология профессий. М.: Акалемический проект, 2005.
Additional literature
Garleja R., Vidnere M. Psiholoģijas un sociālās uzvedības aspekti ekonomikā: testi. –
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Rīga: RaKa, 2001.
Garleja R., Vidnere M. Psiholoģijas un sociālās uzvedības aspekti ekonomikā. – Rīga:
RaKa, 2000.
Nucho Ozoliņa A., Vidnere M. Stress: tā pārvarēšana un profilakse. – R.: Biznesa
partneri, 2004.
Dallner M. (et al.).Validation of the General Nordic Questionnaire (QPSNordic) for
psychological and social factors at work. - Copenhagen : Nordic Council of Ministers,
2000.
Positive psychological Assesment (ed. Lopez S. J., Snyder C. R.). – Waschington:
American Psychological Association, 2003.
Occupational stress in the service professions (ed. Dollard M. F., Winefield A., Winefield
H. R.). - London ; New York :Taylor & Francis, 2003.
Mor G. & Rigotti T.. Irritation als relevante Dimension betrieblicher Gesundheitsanalysen.
Kongress fur Gesundheitspsychology. Oldenburg, 2001. (T. Rigoti vieslekciju materiāli RPIVA
Psiholoģijas fakultātē)
Ньюстром Д. В., Дэвис К. Организационное поведение : поведение человека на
рабочем месте [пер. с англ. Е. Бугаевой, В. Вольского ; под общ. ред. Ю.Н.
Каптуревского]. - Санкт-Петербург : Питер, 2000.
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9.
10.
Д. Шульц, С. Шульц Психология и работа [пер. с англ.]. - Санкт-Петербург: Питер,
2003.
Безносов С. П. Профессиональная деформация личности. С – П.: Речь, 2004.
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1. Bizness & Psiholoģija
2. Psiholoģija Mums
3. European Journal of Work and Organizational Psychology
4. http://www.cop.es/docs_web/otros/work.htm
5. www.ebscohost.com/pētījumi, atslēgas vārdi: work, psychology, emotional labour, burnout,
promoting innovation, work – home interaction, mental performance, health and safety risk
regulation, adaptive strategy, well – being
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RIGA TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Economics and Entrepreneurship
19.03. 2008
Head of Department: Jānis Viržbickis
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Basic Accounting
Personnel Management
2
3
Preliminary knowledge, needed for the acquisition of
the study course: Office Work, Basic Economics,
Basic Entrepreneurship
Author of the course –Mg. sc.soc. lecturer Aija Vīgnere
Lecturer of the course –Mg. sc.soc. lecturer Aija Vīgnere
Aim of the course – to provide knowledge on accounting record system, its legacy and
standard requirements in today’s economic process.
Planned results – to create comprehension of the accounting records system within a
concern, its goals, methods and objectives, to create comprehension of conditions
concerning accounting means calculation, accounting report completion and detection of
financial results.
Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact lessons
No
Theme
1.
Concepts of accounting report system
development. The importance of accounting
report system, its aims, objectives and basic
principles.
International Accounting record-keeping
standards in the EU and Latvia. Accounting
legislation of the Republic of Latvia Law On accounting by the Republic of
Latvia.
Law On the organisation’s annual reports
by the Republic of Latvia.
2.
Full-time
studies
Part-time
studies
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
1
1
122
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Accounting organisation forms (account
system, double-entry bookkeeping, account
plan)
Book-keeping registers, their importance,
classification, processing and circulation.
Conditions of mistake correction in bookkeeping.
Conditions of accounting means and their
sources in book-keeping; long-term
investment and circulation means bookkeeping. Own capital and liabilities bookkeeping.
Accounting report, working out basic
principles. Balance sheet, its description.
Organisation’s operation financial result
bookkeeping. Cash-flow report. Profit and
loss report.
Planning of individual work
No
Students’ individual work
1.
Practical work: balance sheet, its
description
2.
Practical work: cash-flow report, profit
and loss report
2
2
2
4
1
4
2
Assessment form
Assessment by the lecturer
Assessment by the lecturer
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – examination (in written form): solving of
practical tasks demonstrating the understanding of book-keeping, the balance and cash-flow.
Requirements for acquisition of the course - attendance of lectures - 40%, attendance of
seminars 30%, completion of individual work - 30%; sufficiently passed examination – 45%.
Izmantojamās studiju metodes un formas- lekcijas, semināri, konsultācijas, patstāvīgie darbi,
praktisku uzdevumu risināšana.
Used study forms and methods – lectures, seminars, consultations, individual work,
practical tasks.
The course if acquired in the Latvian language
Literature
Obligatory literature
1. LR Likums Par grāmatvedību (ar grozījumiem) 1992.gada 14.oktobris,
Ziņotājs nr.44\45
2. LR Likums Par uzņēmuma gada pārskatiem (ar grozījumiem)
1992.g.14.oktobris, Ziņotājs nr.44\45
3. LR MK Noteikumi par grāmatvedības kārtošanu un organizāciju (ar
grozījumiem) 2003.g.21.10
4. Grigorjeva R.,Jesemčika A.,Leibus I.,Svarinska A. Grāmatvedības pamati –
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R., SIA Izglītības soļi,
5. 2007. – 88 pgs.
6. Korsaka T.,Raņķevica V. Ievads grāmatvedībā – R., Latvijas Komercbanku
asociācija, konsultāciju un mācību centrs, 2005.g. – 265 pgs.
7. Leibus I. Vienkāršā grāmatvedība – R.,SIA Izglītības soļi, 2005.g.– 68 pgs.
8. Januška M. Mūsdienu prasības bilances kontu uzskaitei un analīzei –
R.,Merkurijs LAT, 2007. 168 pgs.
9. Grebenko M. Grāmatvedības uzskaite 1.daļa – R.,Adrems, 2007.g.-161 pgs.
10. Grebenko M. Grāmatvedības uzskaite 2.daļa – R.,Adrems, 2007.g.-152 pgs.
11. Starptautisko grāmatvedības standartu piemērošana Latvijā –
R..,Grāmatvedība un revīzija, 2007.g.
Additional literature
1. Starptautiskie grāmatvedības standarti 2007 – Latvijas banka, 2007.g.-639 pgs.
2. J.Benze Grāmatvedības kontu korespondence – R.,Grāmatvedis, 2005.g. 228 pgs.
3. Zariņa V.Grāmatvedības sistēma –attīstība, standartu prasības – R.,SIA Biznesa
augstskola Turība,
4. 2005. –263 pgs.
5. Januška M. Grāmatvedības uzskaite praktiskajās situācijās – R.,Merkurijs LAT,
2004.- 360 pgs.
6. Januška M. Grāmatvedība visiem – R.,SIA Inovacija, 2006.-83 pgs.
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Žurnāls Bilance
Žurnāls Latvijas economists
Žurnāls Revīzija un kontrole
Žurnāls Grāmatvedība un ekonomika
Laikraksts Latvijas Vēstnesis.
Likumi un MK noteikumi, http://www.likumi.lv
http://www.vid.gov.lv
http://www.fm.lv.
http://www.diena.lv.
http://accounting.from.lv
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Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of General Pedagogy
On the 17th of March, 2008
Head of Department: Inese Jurgena
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Adult Study Methods
Personnel Management
2KP
3 ECTS
Author of the course – Dr. paed., asoc. prof. Beatrise Garjāne
Lecturers of the course - Dr. paed., asoc. prof. Beatrise Garjāne
Aim of the course – to promote the understanding of the meaning and realization of lifelong
learning in the context of implementing the strategic personnel development plan, to develop
the andragogic competence.
Planned results – an independent and critical analysis of adult pedagogy problems, an ability
to organise lessons for an adult audience according to the specifics of adult learning
Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact lessons
No
Theme
1.
The most important concepts of adult
education. Principles and functions of adult
education in the context of lifelong
learning. Basic education, its skills in adult
education.
Adult learning and the specifics of it.
Andragogy and pedagogy. Psychosocial
theory on the needs and motivation on
adult and senior age. The fluid and
crystalic intellect. Possibilities of adult
personality development.
Specifics of adult learning. Adult
motivation. The influence of pedagogic,
psychological, social factors on adult
learning. Adult learning styles.
2.
3.
Full-time
studies
Part-time
studies
Number
of
students’
individua
l exercise
2
3
No 1
3
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4.
5.
Contents of adult education. Adult
education programmes and the creation of
them. Organisation of education for adults.
Target group research: adult education
participant needs. Competences of adult
education organisers. Adults learning how
to learn.
Tendencies and experiences of adult
education. Further education of teachers.
Requirements of adult education.
Planning of individual work
No
Students’ individual work
1.
Social-psychological description of
adult age periods
2.
Creation of adult education
programme
5
No 2
3
No 2
Assessment form
A justified essay
Project, its presentation, self analysis of
the results
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – graded test (the grade is formed of the
assessment received for works done in the lectures).
Requirements for acquisition of the course – participation in lectures and seminars – 20%,
individual acquisition of the course themes – 30%, creation and presentation of individual
work - 50%
Used study methods and forms – lectures, seminars, group work, collaborative work,
individual work, presentation
The course is acquired in Latvian language.
Literature
Obligatory literature
1. Būt, zināt, prast. Metodes veiksmīgam darbam ar auditoriju.- LPIA, 1999.
2. Fulans M. Pārmaiņu spēki.- R.: Zvaigzne ABC, 1999.
3. Koķe T. Pieaugušo izglītības attīstība: raksturīgākās iezīmes.- R.: Mācību
apgāds NT, 1999.
4. Lieģeniece D. Ievads andragoģijā.- R.: RaKa, 2002.
5. Lonstrupa B. Mācīt pieaugušos ar atklātību.- R.: KLIM, 1995.
6. Mācīšanās ir zelts.- R.: 2001.
7. Pieaugušo izglītības gadagrāmata.- R.: LPIA, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2001.
8. Rokasgrāmata pieaugušo izglītības pasniedzējiem.- R.: LPIA, 2003.
9. Mūžizglītības memorands.- Brisele, 2000.
10. Svence G. Pieaugušo psiholoģija.- R.: RaKa, 2003.
11. Pētījumi pieaugušo pedagoģijā.- R.: LU Akadēmiskais apgāds, 2005.
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1. http://erwachsenenschule.de
2. http://111er.de/lexikon.de
3. http://die-bonn.de
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Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Languages
03.03.2008
Head of Department: Margarita Kaltigina
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Business English
Personnel Management
5 KP
7,5 ECTS
English language knowledge on levels A1- B1 in
accordance with the European language skills
acquisition standards
Author of the course – S. Laurīte, I. Ratniece, M. Kaltigina
Lecturers of the course – S. Brasnujeva , L. Lapsa, U. Zadumina, J. Zaščerinska
Aim of the course - to strengthen English language skills acquired during the course “English
Language in Profession” in the area of personnel management, which are needed for literature
reading in English, including the Internet, as well as in communication with English-speaking
business partners.
Planned results - English language knowledge on B1 level in accordance with the European
language skills acquisition standards, the understanding of the essence and essential details of
texts in the industry, the ability to participate in a business conversation and perform business
correspondence.
Course content
Thematic content planning
No
Theme
1.
Getting a Job: Job Advertisements,
Applying for a Job (application forms,
CV, motivation letter), Job Interview
Describing Business Trends
Talking about your Company
Telecommunications
On a Business Trip: Filling in Forms,
Asking the Way, Hotels, Eating out
and Entertainment
Presentation Skills, Equipment,
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Contact lessons in
part-time studies
5
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
1
5
5
5
5
2
3
4
5
5
6
127
7.
8.
Agenda, Minutes
Making a Speech: Suggesting,
Agreeing / Disagreeing, Expressing
Opinion, Preferences
Written Communication
5
7
4
8
Planning of individual work
No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Students’ individual work
Getting a Job: Job Advertisements,
Applying for a Job (application forms,
CV, motivation letter), Job Interview.
Analysis of the chosen advertisements.
Describing Business Trends (text
translation)
Talking about your Company
(selecting texts, preparing a
presentation)
Telecommunications (listening to
audio records, translation of texts,
exercises)
On a Business Trip: Filling in Forms,
Asking the Way, Hotels, Eating out
and Entertainment (filling in forms,
setting up dialogues)
Presentation Skills, Equipment,
Agenda, Minutes (preparing the
presentation)
Making a Speech: Suggesting,
Agreeing / Disagreeing, Expressing
Opinion, Preferences (forming
arguments)
Written Communication (translation
of texts)
Assessment form
Discussion, summary presentation,
test
Presentation,
summary
presentation, test
Company presentation, summary
presentation, test
Role play, summary presentation,
test
Role play, summary presentation,
test
Making
protocols,
presentation, test
summary
Presentation
and
discussion,
summary presentation, test
Translating,
presentation, test
summary
Assessment for acquisition of the study course - graded test: comments about the text (in
oral form), dialogue on the theme given by the lecturer, examination: a test (in writing),
answers to questions after the lecturer has assessed the test.
Requirements for acquisition of the course – regular attendance and active participation in
the lessons, completion and presentation of individual work by taking in account the deadlines
Used study methods and forms- role play, individual work, discussions, presentations etc.
The course is acquired in English language
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Literature
Obligatory literature
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
Naunton J. Head for Business, Intermediate – Oxford University Press, 2000
Tullis G., Trappe T. NEW Insights into Business. Students’Book – Longman, 2004
Tullis G., Power s. NEW Insights into Business. Workbook – Longman, 2004
Alison Pohl, Professional English Secretarial, Pearson Education,2006
John Hughes, Telephone English, Macmillan Education, 2006, 1 eks.
P. Emmerson, email English, Macmillan Education, 2004
Total English, Pearson Longman (Pre-intermediote; intermediate, Upperintermediate); 2006
International Express (New edition) by Liz Taylor, OUP, 2004
Business Vocabulary in Use by Bill Mascull, Cambridge University Press, 2002. vai
2006
New Headway by L.&J. Soars, OUP, 2004
The Complete A-Z Business Studies Handbook by David Lines& al., Hodder &
Stoughton, 2004
Business English Pair Work by S. Flinders, 1996
Business Correspondence by Suzanne Pischel, Zvaigzne ABC, 2000.
English Vocabulary in Use by Stuart Redman, CUP, 1997
English Vocabulary Organiser by Chris Gough LTP 2001.
Keys to Management by David Cotton, Longman, 1999
In company (Upper intermediate) by M.Powell, Macmillan, 2004
Management and Marketing; LTP Business Reprinted 2001.
Market-leader. International Management Business English by Adrian Pilbeam
2001.
Luke Prodromou Grammar&Vocabulary for First Certificate, Longman, 2000.
Cler West, Recycling your English, Georgian Press, 1998.
Additional literature
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Graustiņa M. Kā pareizi rakstīt vēstules angliski – Likteņstāsti, 1998.
Ekonomisko terminu vārdnīca uzņēmējdarbībai – Riga, ERI, 1997.
Biznesa terminu vārdnīca – Jumava, 1999.
Gorman G. GCSE Business Studies – Macmillan, 1995
Grant D., McLarty R. Business Basics – Oxford University Press, 1995.
Zemīte M. Let’s Get Talking. Themes 4 – Zvaigzne ABC, 1999.
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
www.market-leader.net
http://www.awl-he.com
http://culture.coe.int./portfolio/EuropeanLanguagePortfolio
Passport
ELP
The
Language
www.english-to-go.com
www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish
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RIGA TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Education and Social Psychology
25.03. 2008
Head of Department: Inta Tiltiņa - Kapele
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Statistics
Personnel Management
2
3
Scientific Research Methods, Personnel
Management, Fundamentals of Economics,
Fundamentals of Management
Author of the course - Dr.oec. doc. S. Kristapsone
Lecturer of the course - Dr.oec. doc. S. Kristapsone
Aim of the course – to provide knowledge of basic concepts of statistics, types of statistical
observation, processing of statistical information; to create a basis for development of
analytical thinking skills.
Planned results – Students must obtain a notion of universality of mathematically-statistical
methods, orientate themselves in the theory of probability and statistical concepts and to use
them in their job as personnel managers.
Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact lessons
No
Theme
1.
Concept, subject and methods of
statistics
Statistical observation
Selection of grouping feature and
formation of groups and intervals,
division functions; Variation indicators
of statistical divisions. Intervals of
credibility.
Measurements and statistical scales.
Reflection of statistical data in tables
and graphical pictures.
Statistical indicators: absolute
indicators, relative indicators, average
2.
3.
4.
5.
Full-time
studies
Part-time
studies
1
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
1
2
1.
1.
2
1.
2
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6.
7.
8.
values.
Methods of forming selection in the
research, non-probable and probable
methods, selection errors.
Testing of hypotheses. Concluding
analytical statistical methods in data
analysis
Statistical forecasts
2
2.
4
2.
2
Planning of individual work
No
1.
2.
Students’ individual work
Group work: choose a research topic,
put a hypothesis and according to it
identify object to be observed and
units (elements) to be observed. Draw
up a table of initial data (fictitious or
real, by collecting empiric
information using a questionnaire)
with 4 characteristics of the units to
be observed in a way that these
characteristics would represent
different scales of measurement. To
set up a correctly formatted table of
initial data.
Create groupings based on
characteristics identified. Create
empiric categories of the said
characteristics and represent them in
graphical form. Calculate the
logically possible statistical indicators
possible for the characteristics
observed and interpret these
indicators. Draw overall conclusions
on the results of application of the
statistical method.
Assessment form
Presentation of group work:
Assessment criteria:
Relevance of linking the issue
researched and the empiric
information;
Accurately created table of initial
data.
Written report
accomplished.
on
the
task
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – an examination: test
Requirements for acquisition of the course: successfully passed independent work – 50%;
successfully passed written test, which includes assessment of student's understanding of the
main concepts as well as practical tasks to be solved – 50%
Used study methods and forms – lectures, seminars, consultations, individual practical
work, presentations.
The course is acquired in the Latvian language
131
Literature
Obligatory literature
1.
2.
3.
4.
Goša Z. Statistika, R.; Izglītības soļi; 2003.
Račevska M., Kristapsone S. Statistika psiholoģiskajos pētījumos. R.; Izglītības
soļi; 2000
Krastiņš O. Statistika un ekonometrika. R.; Latvijas statistika; 1998
Revina I. Ekonometrija. R.; EuroFaculty; 2002.
Additional literature
1. Kronbergs E., Rivž a P., Bož e Dz. Augstākā matemātika, 2. daļa. R.; Zvaigzne; 1995.
2. Lindgren B.W. Statistical theory. Champan & Hall; 1993
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Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Economics and Entrepreneurship
19.03. 2008
Head of Department: Jānis Viržbickis
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Fundamentals of Financial and Managerial
Accounting
Personnel Management
2 /16 contact lessons/
3
Preliminary knowledge in office work, basic
economics, basic accounting and management is
necessary
Author of the course –Mg.sc.soc. lecturer Aija Vīgnere
Lecturer of the course –Mg.sc.soc. lecturer Aija Vīgnere
Aim of the course – Supply knowledge on financial and managerial accounting book-keeping
system, its significance in finance management, working out the budget and control.
Planned results – To understand the significance of accounting on different book-keeping
levels – on financial overview and financial accounting control level as well as on the level of
governmental decisions and evaluation and planning of financial results.
Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact lessons
No
Theme
1.
The meaning of financial and
managerial accounting in the
structure of financial system, and in
the governance, planning and
control of company’s resources.
Accounting and tax legislation of
the Republic of Latvia. Law of the
Republic of Latvia On company’s
annual reports.
Balance characteristics, order of
preparing the balance and
evaluation of positions.
2.
3.
Full-time
studies
Part-time
studies
1
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
1
1
133
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Accounting means of a company.
Conditions of long-term investment
calculation. Floating capital,
calculation and evaluation.
Concept of company’s means’
sources. Own capital, its structure
and calculation. Contents of
engaged capital and order of
calculation.
Calculation of financial results of
accounting. Cash-flow calculation.
Profit and loss calculation.
Decisions, decision-making process
and types. The essence of planning,
its importance and its types in
managerial accounting.
Entrepreneurship expenditures and
classification, Prime cost
calculation and methods of price
policy creation. Information on
entrepreneurship costs, revenue and
profit calculation.
Budget and its planning.
Budget concept, types, planning
procedure, planning.
Essence of control and its
significance in financial action
management and book-keeping.
Indices system used in the control
process.
1
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
Planning of individual work
No
1.
2.
Students’ individual work
Calculate company’s loss and profit
based on conditions provided by the
lecturer
Budget planning, showing ability to
link development of human resources
in an organisation with its financial
turnover, plan
Assessment form
Practical work
Practical work
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – graded test, which includes tasks to be
solved practically
Requirements for acquisition of the course - attendance and active participation in lectures
and seminars - 30%, individual work -30%, examination – 40%.
Used study forms and methods – lectures, seminars, consultations, individual practical
work.
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The course if acquired in the Latvian language
Literature
Obligatory literature
1. LR Likums Par uzņēmuma gada pārskatiem. 1992.gada 14.oktobris, Ziņotājs
nr.44\45
2. LR Likums Par nodokļiem un nodevām. 1995.g.02.februāris, Ziņotājs nr.44\45
3. LR MK Noteikumi par grāmatvedības kārtošanu un organizāciju (ar grozījumiem)
2003.g.21.10
4. LR Komerclikums. 2000.gada 04.maijs, ar grozījumiem un papildinājumiem
5. Apsīte I.Uzņēmuma gada pārskats R.Lietišķās informācijas dienests, 2003.-366
lpp.
6. Andžāne V. Ievads finansu grāmatvedībā R.LU, 2002.-238 lpp.
7. Grigorjeva R., Jesemčika A., Leibus I., Svarinska A. Finanšu grāmatvedība R.SIA
Izglītības soļi, 2004.-246.lpp.
8. Benze J. Finansu grāmatvedība R.SIA Grāmatvedis, 2006.-365.lpp.
9. Benze J. Vadības grāmatvedība R.SIA Grāmatvedis, 2004.-287.lpp.
10. Gradāne M.,Martemjanova E,.Marāne I.,Mežaraupe V.,Soopa Finanšu
grāmatvedība R.RaKa , 2004 –169.lpp.
11. Alsiņa R.,Zolotuhina K.,Bojarenko J. Vadības grāmatvedības pamati R.RaKa,
2005.-279.lpp.
12. Būmane I.,Ludboržs I. Nemateriālo aktīvu būtība un klasifikācija R.LU, 2007.254.lpp.
13. Malders G. Grāmatvedība Revizija Audits R.Turība, 2004.-357.lpp.
14. Januška M. Mūsdienu prasības bilances kontu uzskaitei un analīzei – R.,Merkurijs
LAT, 2007.168.l.
15. Grebenko M. Grāmatvedības uzskaite 1.daļa – R.,Adrems, 2007.g.160.lpp.
16. Grebenko M. Grāmatvedības uzskaite 2.daļa – R.,Adrems, 2007.g.152.lpp.
Additional literature
1. Starptautiskie grāmatvedības standarti 2005 – Starptautisko grāmatvedības
standartu komiteja, apgāds Koks, 1025lpp.
2. Starptautisko revīzijas apliecinājuma pakalpojumu un ētikas oficiālo paziņojumu
rokasgrāmata Starpautiskā grāmatvežu federācija 2003,.742lpp.
3. Kodoliņa I. Nodokļi Latvijā 2005 R.Biznesa augstskola Turība 2005.,67lpp.
4. Zaiceva J. Darba attiecības uzņēmumā R. SIA Beno prese 2004.128lpp.
5. Zaiceva J.,Zadorož naja O.,Krutikova I.,Pikule S. Darba samaksa un darba algas
uzskaite R.SIA Beno prese 2007.198lpp.
6. Zaiceva J. Uzņēmuma gada pārskats R.Sia Mamuts 2007.127lpp.
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Žurnāls Bilance
Žurnāls Latvijas economists
Žurnāls Grāmatvedība un ekonomika
Laikraksts Latvijas vēstnesis
http.//www.vid.gov.lv/
http.//www.vid.lv./
http.//www.fm.gov.lv./
http.//www.likumi.lv/
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Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Economics and Entrepreneurship
19.03. 2008
Head of Department: Jānis Viržbickis
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Project Management
Personnel Management
4
6
Basic Accounting, Fundamentals of
Management, Personnel Management
Author of the course – lecturer, Master of Social sciences Agris Olmanis
Lecturer of the course - lecturer, Master of Social sciences Agris Olmanis
Aim of the course - to provide the necessary knowledge of contemporary methods of project
management that the students can use in study work and their future career in management of
human resources in organisations.
Planned results – practical use of logical structure method in the output of project strategy,
evaluation of economical effectiveness of project alternatives, compiling a structural plan,
course of the procedure and term plan, planning of resources and costs, use of the computer
programme Microsoft Project in project production and governance.
Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact lessons
No
Theme
1.
Project concept, characteristics, aims,
specific work organisation and risks.
Project management: planning,
supervision, decision-making, project
management committee
Project life cycle. Project organisation.
Project cycle management. EU structural
funds.
Output of project proposition. Method of
logical structure: analysis and planning
phases. Analysis of interested parties,
2.
3.
4.
5.
Full-time
studies
Part-time
studies
Number of
students’
individual
work
exercise
2
2
2
2
4
136
6.
7.
8.
9.
problems, goals. Strategic selection and
analysis, choice of project structure.
Evaluation of alternatives. Investment
pay-back time, clear present value, norm
of project internal profit. Evaluation of
strategic importance, risk analysis and
governance.
Project structures, paths, planning of
time and terms. Work set descriptions,
net graph, Gant’s line diagrams, and
critical path of the project.
Planning of resources and costs.
Financial management of a project.
Project planning with the computer
programme Microsoft Project.
4
6
2
8
Planning of individual work
No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Students’ individual work
Project life cycle
Analysis phase
Matrix of logical structure
Set of project plans
Output of project proposal
Assessment form
Test
Test
Test
Test
Test
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – an examination: development of project in
a group and its presentation
Requirements for acquisition of the course: successful result of individual work – 50%;
examination – 50%.
Used study methods and forms – lectures, seminars, consultations, individual work,
modelling, presentations.
The course is acquired in the Latvian language
Literature
Obligatory literature
1. Jack R. Meredith, Samuel J. Mantel, Project management. A managerial approach.
Fifth Edition. – John Wiley & Sons, Inc, 2003
2. Clifford F. Gray, Erik W. Larson. Project Management. The Managerial Process. McGraw-Hill higher Education, 2000.
3. Projektu vadīšanas rokasgrāmata. - Dienas bizness, Rīga, 2003
Additional literature
1. Jack R. Meredith, Samuel J. Mantel, Project management. A managerial approach.
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Fifth Edition. – John Wiley & Sons, Inc, 2003
2. Clifford F. Gray, Erik W. Larson. Project Management. The Managerial Process. McGraw-Hill higher Education, 2000.
3. Projektu vadīšanas rokasgrāmata. - Dienas bizness, Rīga, 2003
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1.
2.
Žurnāls. Projektu vadīšana, Latvijas nacionālā projektu vadīšanas asociācija, 1999.
Nr.1, 2000. Nr.2, 2001. Nr.3.
www.lnpva.lv
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RIGA TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Economics and Entrepreneurship
19.03. 2008
Head of Department: Jānis Viržbickis
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Quality Management
Personnel Management
2
3
Entrepreneurship economics, marketing, project
set up and coordination, computer sciences,
information technologies in personnel
management.
Author of the course - Mg. psych. Signe Enkuzena
Lecturer of the course Mg. psych. Signe Enkuzena
Aim of the course - to provide students with theoretical knowledge of creation and
improvement of modern and effective quality management systems, with knowledge of the
currently enforced legacy including knowledge of quality adequacy of normative documents
and assessment principles in the EU and Latvia, knowledge of instruments and methods used
in enterprises (organisations), preparation, coordination, introduction and practical use of
quality projects in the entrepreneurship of an organisation in the field of culture or other
fields.
Planned results – through theoretical material and practical work: to obtain comprehension
of Latvian national accreditation system; characteristics of different quality systems, the
necessity of their introduction and steps of introduction based on eight management
principles. Students gain practical skills in methods of quality problem solving, planning
instruments and methods, paying attention to new higher quality product planning and
improvement of existing product quality. To obtain skills in quality product preparation,
coordination, introduction and practical use in personnel management, organisational
entrepreneurship and other fields.
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Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact lessons
No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Theme
New global approach of quality
management
Fundamentals of Quality Management
System (QMS)
Advantages of QMS;
Quality business plan;
Processes and documentation.
ISO 9001: 2000 requirement
explanation
Field of activity;
Quality management system
Resources management and product
realisation;
Measurement, analysis, improvements.
QMS internal audit
Necessity of the audit;
Instruments of the audit
Audit procedure and documentation
QMS: creation, introduction and
maintenance
 QMS phases of creation and
introduction, structure and
methods;
 Process, document and change
management;
 QMS maintenance and
improvement
 Certification
Quality projects
 Management of quality projects;
 ISO 9000 standard series quality
projects and principles of their
management;
 Project management quality
standard ISO 10006;
 ISO 9001 quality project aims and
stages.
Full-time
studies
0,5
Part-time
studies
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
3
3
3
3
3,5
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Planning of individual work
No
1.
2.
3.
4.
Students’ individual work
New global approach of quality
management: showing
understanding of the concept with
an example
Realisation of quality projects
Execution of quality project
financial application
Describing Environmental quality
management system with an
example
5.
Theoretical test
6.
Presentations of quality project
output
Assessment form
Work assessment with a grade (10 point
system).
Work assessment with a grade (10 point
system).
Work assessment with a grade (10 point
system).
Work assessment with a grade (10 point
system).
Work assessment with a grade (10 point
system).
Work assessment with a grade (10 point
system).
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – acquisition of the study course is planned
for one semester, the test will be rated with a grade. The test exercises are created in a manner
in which the student is able to show his/her knowledge and skills on all levels of difficulty of
the test (rated by a 10 point scale).
To control the programme acquisition pace students complete two individual assignments and
diagnostic tests for theoretical understanding. In the conclusion of the course students’
theoretical knowledge and practical skills are assessed after a completion of a practical
assignment, an individual quality project or group quality project in accordance with the
theme. The completed quality project or report is presented in front of other students at the
end of each lecture; other students are involved in the evaluation (rated by a 10 point scale).
Requirements for acquisition of the course - successful result of individual work – 60%;
examination – 50%.
Used study methods and forms – lectures, seminars, consultations, individual work, project,
presentations.
The course is acquired in the Latvian, English, Russian language
141
Literature
Obligatory literature
1. Druķis P. Jaunā un globālā pieeja. – R.: SIA „Personāla sertifikācijas institūts”, 2000. – 86 lpp.
2. ZBC, Kvalitātes vadības sistēma, 1.daļa KVS pamati. – R.: Biznesa partneri, 2002. – 111.lpp.
3. ZBC, ISO 9001: 2000 prasību skaidrojums. Kvalitātes vadības sistēma 2. daļa. – R.: Biznesa
partneri, 2003. – 173.lpp
4. ZBC, KVS iekšējais audits. Kvalitātes vadības sistēma 3. daļa. – R.: Biznesa partneri, 2004. –
78.lpp
5. ZBC, KVS izveidošana, ieviešana un uzturēšana 4. daļa. – R.: Biznesa partneri, 2004
6. Kvalitātes terminu vārdnīca. – R.: Kvalitātes nodrošināšanas nacionālā programma, 2003. – 66
lpp
Additional literature
1. Stelpe S. Latvijas kvalitātes asociācija. R.: Eiropas Savienības Phare 2000, 2004. – 49.lpp.
2. Kvalitātes nodrošināšanas nacionālā programma. – R.:KIF: Biznesa komplekss SIA “J un L”,
2000.
3. Kvalitātes sistēmu ieviešana uzņēmumos /LZA Sertifikācijas centrs. – R.: KIF “Biznesa
komplekss, 2000.
4. LVS EN ISO 9000:2000. Kvalitātes pārvaldības sistēmas. Pamatprincipi un vārdnīca. – R.:
LVS Latvijas Standarts, 2001.
5. LVS EN ISO 9001:2000. Kvalitātes vadības sistēmas. Prasības. – R.: LVS Latvijas Standarts,
2001.
6. Forands I. Stratēģija. Kvalitāte: analīze, plānošana, vadība. – R.: Latvijas Izglītības fonds,
2000.
7. Dukulis I., Prezentācijas materiālu sagatavošana. – Rīga, Biznesa augstskola Turība; 2002. –
112.lpp.
8. Foster T. Managing Quality. Parson Education, Newdž epcy, 2004. 518. lpp.
9. David L., Goetsc Stanley B. Total Quality Handbook. – Prentice Hall Upper Saddle River, New
Jersey Columbus, Ohio, 2004. – 278. lpp.
10. Ch. A. Cianfrani, J.J. Tsiakals, J. E. West,”ISO 9001:2000. Explained. Second Edition,”,
ASQ, 2001.
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Žurnāls „ Kvalitāte”
www.lka.lv – Latvijas kvalitātes asociācija
www.tea.lv – Tehnisko ekspertu asociācija
www.psi.lv – Personāla sertifikācijas institūts
www.iso.ch – Starptautiskā standartizācijas organizācija
DG III Dokumenti un publikācijas: http://europa.eu.int/comm/dg03/public.htm
Atsauces uz harmonizētajiem standartiem jaunās pieejas direktīvu kontekstā:
http://europa.eu.int/comm/dg03/directs/dg3b/newapproa/eurstd/harmstds/index.html
(var ieiet arī caur http://www.NewApproach.org)
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Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Economics and Entrepreneurship
19.03. 2008
Head of Department: Jānis Viržbickis
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Office Work (Record-keeping) in the Work
of the Personnel Manager
Professional study programme “Personnel
Management”
3 KP
4,5 ECTS
Information Technology in Personnel
Management, Personnel Management (2 C),
Latvian Language Culture Issues
Author of the course - lecturer dr.paed. Nils Sautiņš, lecturer mg.sc.soc.Velga Simsone
Lecturers of the course - lecturer, dr.paed. Nils Sautiņš, lecturer mg.sc.soc.Velga Simsone
Aim of the course - To provide students with the knowledge, abilities and skills, necessary
for the record-keeping work, and to facilitate development of a business-like personnel
manager’s organisational and communication competencies
Planned results - The acquired competences will be satisfactory for the acquisition of the rest
of the managerial courses. The knowledge and skills gained during the course correspond
with the standard of the profession and enable the students to use them in practise; students
are prepared for accomplishing tasks during internship in personnel management.
Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact lessons
No
1.
Theme
Significance and role of bookkeeping.
Jurisdiction regulating bookkeeping,
Book-keeping
work
organization, documentation
systems
Full-time
studies
Part-time
studies
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
1
3
143
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Book-keeping, its basic
objectives, components of
the book-keeping process.
Document
elaboration
and
execution
Document functions, requisite
placement and groups;
General demands for document
official registration;
Execution of documents’ parts;
Service
marks;
Text
of
document;
Registration
principles
of
various document types.
Document circulation
Incoming document flow and
execution order;
Outgoing document flow
procedure;
Internally used document flow;
Document registration and
control.
Document originals, their
derivations.
File
arrangement
and
nomenclature preparation.
File processing; storing
period setting; enumeration;
file
actualisation;
Organization of assessment
expertise;
document
destruction order; document
entrusting to the archive.
Language
of
bookkeeping
documents.
Announcing a competition of a
vacancy in the organisation and
bookkeeping procedure aspects
personnel order form execution;
a competition advertisement,
testimony, invitation, refusal
letter execution,
personnel selection commission
protocol and skills card,
job offer,
enquiry result execution.
Labour contract arrangement
according to the legal norms
and its execution.
Order on personnel job
specification execution.
Job description development
1
1
1
8
0,5
1
1
2
0,5
1
1
8,1
2
8,1
1,5
8,1
1,5
1
144
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
basic principles and its
juridical basis.
Personnel file processing and
maintenance.
Agreement on labour contract
termination.
Holiday-leave documentation
implementation in the
organisation.
Agreement on holiday-leave
transference.
Organisation contract, job
delivery – acceptance deed
Business trip documentation
execution.
Warning of job legal rights
termination.
Job procedure regulations in
the organisation.
Confidentiality and interest
conflicts in the bookkeeping
aspect.
Job list execution basic
principles.
Book-keeping of applications.
Personnel job specification
development basic principles
in the organisation.
1
1
1
8,1
1
1
1
8,1
1,5
8,1
1
8,1
1
8,1
1
4
1
5
1
1
0,5
2
8,6
7
Planning of individual work
No
1.
Students’ individual work
Theme
Document formation and execution according
Assessment form
test
to the legal requirements of the Republic of
Latvia
2.
File arrangement basic principles
presentation of the paper
3.
Analysis of bookkeeping legal rights.
presentation of the paper
4.
Execution of work order rules in the
presentation of the paper
organisation “ X”
5.
Confidentiality and documentation execution
presentation of the paper
in the organisation “ X “.
6.
Review system model development for
presentation of the paper
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reviewing of applications
7.
Personnel job specification offer in the
presentation of the paper
organisation “ X “.
8.
Registration of documents
test
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – examination: test for assessment of
knowledge and understanding of record-keeping functions in personnel management;
practical drafting of one document as chosen by the lecturer and its presentation
Requirements for acquisition of the course - completion of individual work – 40%,
examintation: test – 20%, to draw a document – 40%.
Used study forms and methods – lectures, seminars, consultations, individual work, to draw
a document, presentations.
The course is acquired in the Latvian language
Literature
Obligatory literature
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
LR Ministru Kabineta 23.04.1996. noteikumi Nr. 154. “Dokumentu izstrādāšanas
un noformēšanas noteikumi”.
LR Ministru Kabineta 22.08.2000. noteikumi Nr. 295. “Noteikumi par vārdu un
uzvārdu rakstību un identifikāciju”.
„Informācijas atklātības likums”, pieņemts 29.10.1998
“Fizisko personu datu aizsardzības likums”, pieņemts 23.03.2000.
“Valsts valodas likums”, pieņemts 09.12.1999.
Likums “Par Latvijas Valsts ģerboni”, pieņemts 19.02.1998.
Likums “Par valsts noslēpumu”, pieņemts 17.10.1996.
Likums “Elektronisko dokumentu likums” 20.11.2002.
LR Ministru Kabineta 28.05.2002. instrukcija Nr.3. “Ministru kabineta kārtības rullī
noteikto dokumentu elektroniskās aprites kārtība”.
LR Ministru Kabineta 02.04.2002. noteikumi Nr.141. “Informācijas sistēmās esošo
dokumentēto datu un elektronisko dokumentu arhivēšanas noteikumi”.
Bahanovskis V. Praktiskā lietvedība. Rīgā: Kamene, 2004, 255.lpp
Latvijas Valsts arhīvu ģenerāldirekcija, 10.10.1995., “Instrukcija par juridisko
personu arhīva dokumentu uzrāšanu, uzskaiti, saglabāšanu un izmantošanu”
LVS ISO 9706:1994 “Informācija un dokumentācija. Dokumentu papīrs. Ilgizturības
prasības”.
LR Ministru Kabineta 22.08.2000 „Noteikumi par svešvalodu lietošanu zīmogu,
spiedogu un veidlapu tekstā”.
LR Ministru Kabineta 22.08.2000 „Kārtība kādā apliecināmi dokumentu tulkojumi
valsts valodā”.
Latvijas valsts arhīvu ģenerāldirekcijas 17.12.1996 „Valsts institūciju tipveida
dokumentu glabāšanas termiņu saraksts”.
„Iesniegumu likums”, pieņemts 27.09.2007. ( stājas spēkā no 01.01.2008).
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18. Likums “ Par arhīviem” pieņemts 20.06.2001.
19. „Darba likums”, pieņemts 20.06.2001.
20. Urtāne R. Lietvedība un arhīvs.Rīgā: LUMA,2007, 350.lpp.
Additional literature
1.
2.
Kalve I. Jaunās paaudzes lietvedība. Rīgā: Biznesa augstskola Turība, 2002., 231.lpp
Dambe G.,Augucēvičs J., Datorizētā lietvedība. Rīgā: Biznesa augstskola Turība,
1999.,48 lpp.
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1.
2.
3.
Latvijas likumi – www.likumi.lv
LR Saeima – www.saeima.lv
Latvijas Republikas Ministru kabinets – www.mk.gov.lv
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Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Information Technologies and Nature Sciences
26.04. 2008
Head of Department: Juris Porozovs
Study course description
Information Systems in Personnel
Management
Personnel management
4
6
Preliminary knowledge is necessary of
MS Windows and MS Office at a level of
computer user.
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Author of the course -
Mag.sc.ing. Inese Urpena.
Lecturers of the course -
Mag.sc.soc., lecturer Gustavs Elers
Mag.sc.soc., lecturer Alvis Valdemiers
Dr.math., associated professor Grigorijs Gorobecs
Mag.sc.ing. Inese Simkeviča
Mag.sc.soc. Jānis Žižmārs
Aim of the course – during the course students gain knowledge on information systems, their
production and governance, how to provide necessary technical and programme means.
Planned results - students have to reach a level of ICT understanding and practise within
which a computer is seen and used as means of successful professional action. Students gain
practical knowledge of data gathering and storage, creation of data structure, definition of
requirements, the ability to ensure quality and security, are able to value the importance of
information systems within the accomplishment of strategic goals of an institution/concern.
Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact classes
No
Theme
1. 1 Resources of information systems,
functionality and legal environment.
2.
Security policy of an information
system.
Full-time
studies
Part-time
studies
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
4
4
148
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
IS projects, their introduction,
governance and use.
Production of a data base structure, data
base management software.
Data base tables, relation links between
tables, data forms.
Production of requests and reports.
Computerised personnel management
systems.
8.
6
Exercise
No 1.
4
6
Exercise
No 2.
4
4
TOTAL:
32
Planning of individual work
No
1.
2.
Students’ individual work
E-governance IS project of an
institution/concern.
Production of a data base on the
structure of an institution/concern.
Assessment form
Group work (2-3 students), presentation
and discussion in groups.
Individual work and evaluation by the
lecturer, communication through e-mail.
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – a graded test and an examination. The test
exercises are created in a manner in which the student is able to show his/her knowledge and
skills on all levels of difficulty of the test (rated by a 10 point scale). Evaluation of the
individual work is included in the end evaluation of the study course.
Requirements for acquisition of the course – the student may take the end examination if
the individual works are handed in and positively rated (at least 4 points) and all works of
practical lessons are completed.
Used study methods and forms – lectures, consultations, practical and individual work,
presentations individually and in groups, a possibility to send in works and receive electronic
evaluation from the lecturer.
The course is acquired: in Latvian language, possibility of hearing the course in Russian
language.
Literature
Obligatory literature
1.
Dz. Lukažis. Datu bāzu vadība. Rīga: Biznesa augstskola Turība, 2000. – 108 pgs.
2.
E. Treiguts. Datu drošība un datortīkli. Rīga: Biznesa augstskola Turība, 1999. –
168 pgs.
3.
M. Ruķers. Personas datu tiesiskā aizsardzība. Rīga: Biznesa augstskola Turība,
2000. – 192 pgs.
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Additional literature
1. Ilmārs Dukulis, Iveta Gultniece, Aina Ivane, Laila Kuriloviča, Viesturs Vēzis,Arta
Žodziņa. Datorzinību pamati. 3. Elektroniskās tabulas Microsoft Excel. Viestura
Vēža redakcijā. Riga, „Mācību grāmata”, 2000. - 158 pgs.
2. Datorzinību pamati. Datortīkli un interneta pakalpojumu izmantošana/ V. Vēža
redakcijā. - Riga: Mācību grāmata, 2000. – 116 pgs.
3. McNurlin B.C. Information Systems Management in practice. - 5th ed., Upper
Saddle River: Prentice Hall, 2002.
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
LETA current business information: http://www.nozare.lv
Collection of laws: http://www.likumi.lv/
Microsoft Internet resources: http://www.microsoft.lv
Normative acts IS: http://www.akti.lv
Biblio Tech Review [Electronic resource] : news, analysis and comment. Tiešsaistes žurnāls. – Way to access: net WWW. URL: http://www.bibliotech.com/. - ISSN 1463-7146.
6. Suggestions for RTTEMA students: http://www.rpiva.lv/index.php?mh=ieteik_stud
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Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Economics and Entrepreneurship
19.03. 2008
Head of Department: Jānis Viržbickis
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Business Ethics
Personnel Management
2
3
Fundamentals of Phylosophy, Personnel
Management, Fundamentals of
Management, Fundamentals of
Entrepreneurship Law
Author of the course – Mg. oec. lecturer M. Kakse
Lecturer of the course – Mg. oec. lecturer M. Kakse
Aim of the courses - to acquaint the students with the theoretical aspects of business
ethics. To develop comprehension on the main principles of business ethics and their
implementation into the business practice, fostering the professional skills, ethical attitude to
oneself as a personality, to colleagues, cooperation partners and the society on the whole.
Planned results - to obtain knowledge of the analysis of personnel management from
the ethical point of view – justice, honesty, social attitude; to obtain skills for analysing the
personnel manager competencies, style of work, skills, knowledge, and attitude towards work
with personnel; during the acquisition of the course students develop a different value
orientation, they revise their value categories towards themselves and towards the community.
Course content
Thematic content planning
No
Theme
1.
2.
3.
Ethics and business running
Ethics and legal jurisdiction
Essence and main principles of
business ethics
Ethical behaviour styles. Ethical
aspects of communication
Ethical career problems
4.
5.
Contact lessons Number of
students’
individual
exercise
3
1
3
2, 3
3
4
3
5
4
6, 7
151
TOTAL 16
Planning of individual work
No
1.
Students’ individual work
Issue of freedom and
responsibility in business
Rights as the basis for morality
Honesty, justice and moral values
Ethics of power. Power and
conscience
Organisational honour. Loyalty
Ethics in control of work quality
Ethical aspects of marketing
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Assessment form
Presentation of the paper
Presentation of the paper
Presentation of the paper
Presentation of the paper
Presentation of the paper
Presentation of the paper
Presentation of the paper
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – test with a differentiated grade.
Requirements for acquisition of the course - attendance and active participation in lectures
and seminars – 40%, 60%.
Izmantojamās studiju metodes un formas- lekcijas, semināri, diskusijas, esejas, situāciju analīze,
tekstu komentāri un to aizstāvēšan
Used study methods and forms – lectures, seminars, discussion, essay, situation analysis,
presentations.
The course is acquired in the Latvian language
Literature
Obligatory literature
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Kuzņecova A. Profesionālās ētikas vadlīnijas, R., 1997.
Kuzņecova A. Profesionālās ētikas vadlīnijas, R., 1997.
Milts A. Ētika.R., 1999
Mouls Dž. Biznesa kultūra un etiķete Eiropas valstīs, R: Rozes apgāds, 2003.
Lasmane S., Milts A., Rubenis A. Ētika, R: Zvaigzne ABC, 1995
Rubenis A. Ētika XX gs., Teorētiskā ētika, R, 1997.
Rubenis A. Ētika XX gs. Praktiskā ētika, R, 1997.
Rogenbuka I. Uzņēmējdarbības ētika, R: Zvaigzne ABC, 2000.
Toisene Ģ. Kā jāuzvedas darba vietā, R: Iljus, 1996
Steinbergs Š.S., Ostens D.T. Vadība, ētika un vadītāji, R: Pētergailis, 1994.
Razs Dž. Brīvības morāle, R: Madris, 2001.
Strautmanis J. Vides ētika un vides tiesības. R: Zvaigzne ABC, 2003
Sieb P., Fitzerpatrick K Public Relations Ethics. Hartcourt brace College
152
Additional literature
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Burkhards H. Ievads ētikā, R: Luterisma mantojuma fonds, 2002.
Laits S. Naudas formula, R: Rēriha grāmatnīca, 2004
Rifkins Dž. Jaunās ekonomikas laikmets, R: Jumava, 2004.
Hanters Dž. Tavs autoritātes spēks. R: Jumava, 2002.
Hills N. Domā un kļūsti bagāts. R, 1993.
Raudive K. Dzīves kultūrai, R, 1993.
Ozols A. Varas iegūšanas un noturēšanas māksla, R: Asja, 2004
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Hosmen La Ruej. Trust: The Connecting Link Between Organizational Theory
and Philosophical Ethics. Academy of management Journal, 1995,
http:// www. Liis.lv/vi/vardn.htm
www.likumi.lv
www.google.lv/search: ētiskās vērtības
www.delna.lv
www.politika.lv
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Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Economics and Entrepreneurship
19.03. 2008
Head of Department: Jānis Viržbickis
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Professional Ethics of Human Resources
Manager
Personnel Management
2
3
Personnel Management
Author of the study course – Mg. sc.soc. lecturer Agita Miķelsone
Lecturers of the course - Mg. sc.soc. lecturer Agita Miķelsone
Aim of the course – learn the basics of professional ethics to be able to resolve various
complex situations at work using the standards of professional ethics.
Planned result – knowledge and understanding about development of professional
competence of a personnel manager in relation to ethics; conscious and well considered
readiness to act corresponding to norms of ethics.
Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact hours
No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Topics
(including seminars)
The concept of ethics
1.1.Loyalty theories;
1.2. Factors establishing loyalty;
1.3. Disloyal forms of behaviour
The concept of loyalty
Confidentiality
Mobbing at work
Bossing and bullying at work
Professional ethics codes
Full-time
studies
Part-time
studies
2
2
4.
2
2
4
Number of
students’
individual
exercise.
1.
2.
154
Planning of individual work
No.
1.
2.
3.
Individual work of students
Loyalty of an employee
Organisational culture
Self-analysis of readiness for
ethical behaviour
Assessment form
Presentation, report
Seminar – discussions
Essay using case studies provided by
the lecturers – assessment by the
lecturer and self-assessment
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – test with a differentiated grade consisting
of successfully accomplished individual work.
Requirements for acquisition of the course – 100% attendance - 30%; individual work: 1. 20%, 2. – 20%; 3. – 30%.
Used study methods and forms – lectures, seminars, individual work, dilemmas,
presentations.
The course is acquired in the Latvian English, Russian language.
Literature
Obligatory literature
1.
2.
3.
Lasmane S. 20.gadsimta ētikas pavērsieni. R.: Zvaigzne ABC, 2004.
Milts A. Ētika: Saskarsmes ētika. R.: Zvaigzne ABC, 2004.
Milts A. Ētika :Personības un sabiedrības ētika. R.: Zvaigzne ABC, 2000.
4.
Adams A. Bullying at work. How to confront and overcome it. London, 1992, UK:
Virago Press
5.
Brodsky C.M. The harassed worker. Toronto. Ontario, Canada: Lexington Books,
DC Health and Company, 1976
Additional literature
1. Geiselharts R., Hofmane – Burkarta K. Štresa menedž ments, 2003.
2. Niede K. Mobbing/bullying am Arbeitsplatz, Rainer Hamp Verlag, Munchen, 1995.
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1. www.mobbing-usa.com
2. www.bullybuster.org
3. www.mobbing-web.de
4. www.leymann.se
5. www.lpva.lv –Web site of the Latvian Association of Human Resources Management
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Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Economics and Entrepreneurship
19.03. 2008
Head of Department: Jānis Viržbickis
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Job Legislation and Protection
Personnel Management
4
6
Personnel Management, Fundamentals of
Entrepreneurship Law
Author of the course – master of jurisprudence Uvis Kozlovskis
Lecturer of the course – master of jurisprudence Uvis Kozlovskis
Aim of the course – according to the standard of profession to give the future personnel
managers an idea about job protection and job protection rights in the national juridical
system, to introduce students to the normative basis of job protection and job protection rights
in Latvia, to form an image of the influence of transnational international formations on
employee’s and employer’s rights and duties, to develop skills which would help to use the
acquired knowledge in practise.
Planned results – to develop communicative skills, to stimulate the development of a value
system, to develop skills to solve juridical types of questions individually, to orientate oneself
in job legislation and juridical norms that regulate job protection, to develop skills to state
own opinion and provide argumentation.
Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact lessons
No
Theme
1.
Employment agreement.
(Establishment and termination of
legal work relationships. Employer
and
employee
rights
and
Full-time
studies
Part-time
studies
Number
of
students’
individual
exercise
4
156
2.
3.
4.
5.
responsibilities.
Payment.
Employment restrictions.)
Collective employment agreement.
(Collective agreement and general
agreement. Validity of collective
agreement in terms of time.
Peculiarities of concluding and
altering collective agreement.)
Working time and recreation time.
(Organizing working time. Breaks.
Holidays.)
Job protection.
(Risk assessment. Employer’s rights
and responsibilities. Employee and
trustee’s rights and responsibilities.
The competence of public and
municipal institutions. Supervision
and control.)
Labour disputes.
(Individual disputes of rights.
Collective disputes of rights.
Collective
interest
disputes.
Institutions of arbitration.)
2
2
5
1
3
2
Planning of individual work
No
1.
2.
3.
Students’ individual work
Analysis of specific employment
agreements and collective
agreements for their compliance
with regulatory requirements
Report on chosen topic
The right to strike – analysis of
regulatory acts and situation
Assessment form
Written analysis – assessment by the
lecturer
Presentation
Presentation
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – (written) examination: analysis of 3 case
studies, showing ability to identify violations of occupational safety and labour rights,
analysis of potential solutions that might be used by a personnel manager within his/her scope
of competence.
Requirements for acquisition of the course – individual work handed in – 45%, 75%
attendance of lectures – 15%, sufficiently passed examination – 40%.
Used study methods and forms – lectures, discussions, consultations, individual work:
analysis of sources, report; presentations.
The course is acquired in the Latvian language
157
Literature:
Obligatory literature
1.
2.
- Ulmane V. Darba tiesības. Darba aizsardzība. Rīga, „Turība”, 2004
- LR Civillikuma komentāri. Saistību tiesības. Rīga, „Mans īpašums” (500542. pgs.)
Additional literature
1.
2.
- Gailums I. Darba likums. Komentāri. Tiesu prakse. (3 daļās) Rīga, 2002, 2004
- Dindūne I. Darba likuma komentāri. Rīga, “LV” 2002-2008 (ar
papildinājumiem)
Normative acts
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
- Latvijas Republikas Satversme (pieņemta 15.02.1922.)
- Darba likums (pieņemts 20.06.2001.)
- Darba aizsardzības likums (pieņemts 20.06.2001.)
- Darba strīdu likums (pieņemts 26.09.2002.)
- Valsts civildienesta likums (pieņemts 07.09.2000.)
- Darba devēju organizāciju un to apvienību likums (pieņemts 29.04.1999.)
- Likums „Par darbinieku aizsardzību darba devēja maksātnespējas gadījumā”
(pieņ. 20.12.2001.)
- Likums „Par arodbiedrībām” (pieņemts 13.12.1990.)
- Civillikums. IV daļa. Saistību tiesības (spēkā no 01.03.1993.)
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
www.nais.lv
www.likumi.lv
www.vestnesis.lv
www.b2bnfo.lv
www.ius.lv
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RIGA TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Education and Social Psychology
25 March 2008
Head of Department: Inta Tiltiņa - Kapele
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Public Relations
Personnel Management
2
3
Unnecessary
Author of the course – Mg.soc.Jana Veinberga
Lecturer of the course - Mg.soc.Jana Veinberga
Aim of the course – to give students an opportunity to gain knowledge about the essence of
public relations, the main concepts of it and to acquire skills how to use the main public
relations methods.
Planned results

Knowledge on the essence of public relations, the principles of its development in an
organisation;

Knowledge on internal communication, principles of its development;

Ability to use the main public relations methods;

Understanding of importance of public relations creation in an organisation;

Understanding of personnel manager and public relations specialist cooperation necessity
and possibilities in an organisation.
Course content
No
1.
2.
3.
Theme
Public Relations (PR) concept and activity
directions in an organisation
Cooperation of PR and personnel management
specialists
Concept and models of communication
PR planning
Image and reputation, development of image and
reputation
Contact
lessons
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
2
1
1
1
159
4.
Internal communication
Development of internal communication strategy
Establishment of relationships with the mass media
Interviews
Formulation of an opinion
5.
6.
PR text writing
4
2
2
3
1
4
1
5
4
6
Announcement to the press
7.
Events for the press
Press conference
Public events
Development of event concept
8.
Planning of individual work
No
1.
2
3.
4.
5.
6.
Theme
Formulation of organisation
image. Students formulate
an image of an
organisation.
Development of internal
communication strategy
Formulation of opinion.
Students describe a
problem of an organisation
and develop an opinion on
it, which is to be given to
the representatives of mass
media
Information for the press.
Students write information for
the press about news in the
organisation he/she works at.
Organisation of press
conferences
Development of an event plan
Type of assignment Assessment form
Group work
Presentation of the
paper
Group work
Group work
Presentation of the
paper
Presentation of the
paper
Individual work
Presentation of the
paper
Group work
Presentation of the
paper
Presentation of the
paper
Group work
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – test with a differentiated grade
Requirements for acquisition of the course - to receive a sufficient mark student must
actively participate in practical work – 40% of assessments, individual work – 30% and a test
on theory must be completed – 30%.
Used study methods and forms – lectures, individual work, practical work, presentation of
the paper.
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The course is acquired in the Latvian language
Literature
Obligatory literature
No
1.
Literature
Herbsts,D. Sabiedriskās attiecības. Rīga, Zvaigzne ABC, 2006., 231.lpp.
Additional literature
No
1.
2.
Literature
Veinberga, S. Publiskās attiecības. Teorija un prakse. Rīga, Zvaigzne ABC,
2004., 327.lpp.
Herbsts, D. Komunikācija organizācijā. Rīga, Zvaigzne ABC, 2007.
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
No
1.
2.
Literature
www.lasap.lv
www.7guru.lv
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RIGA TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Education and Social Psychology
25 March 2008
Head of Department: Inta Tiltiņa - Kapele
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Business Games Methods
Personnel Management
2
3
Interaction training, Personnel Management,
Personality Psychology
Authors of the course - Dr.psych. Guna Svence, Mg. psych. Anda Kauliņa
Lecturer of the course - Dr.psych. Guna Svence, Mg. psych. Anda Kauliņa
Aim of the course – to prepare students for independent use of business games in their
professional activity.
Planned results

Knowledge about the game as a cultural phenomenon, functions of the game, the
nature and structure of business games, as well as the possibilities of their application.

Skills to choose a game according to the audience’s needs and possibilities, to plan,
organize and conduct business games.

Comprehension of the role of business games in people’s lives.
Course content
Thematic content planning
No
Theme
Contact lessons
Full-time
studies
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Nature, development and
principles of the game.
Nature and functions of
business games.
Basic principles and conditions
of the organization of business
games
Types of business games
Planning of business games
Number of
students’ individual
exercise
Part-time
studies
2
1
2
2, 3
2
4
6
2
5, 6
7, 8
162
6.
Stages of the organization of
business games
Planning of individual work
No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Students’ individual work
Development theories of the game
Game structures and features
Functions of business games
Conditions of the organization of
business games
Types of games, scenarios
Goals and tasks of business games
Planning and conducting business
games
Conditions of conducting business
games
Methodological elaboration of the
game
2
9
Assessment form
Presentation
Discourse
Test
Discussion
Discourse
Discourse
Discourse
Presentation
Test
Presentation
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – a graded test consisting of successful
passed individual work.
Requirements for acquisition of the course - 100% attendance – 30%; individual work –
70%, out of which – 35% - methodical elaboration of a game.
Used study methods and forms – discourse, discussion, role play, modelling, presentations.
The course is acquired in the Latvian language
Literature
Obligatory literature
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Abbat F.R. Teaching for better learning. – Geneva.: WHO, 2001.
Jakovļevs P. Ekonomika. Uzdevumi un lietišķās spēles. – Rīga: RaKa, 2004.
Rubana I.M. Mācīties darboties. – R.: RaKa, 2003.
Urdze T. Zināt, darīt, prast. – R.: Pieaugušo Izglītības Apvienība, 1999.
Пушкарев Н. и др. Практикум по кадровому менеджменту. Деловые игры.
– Москва: Российская экономическая академия, 2001.
Трайнев В. А. Деловые игры в учебном процессе. – Москва: Дашков и ко,
2002.
Additional literature
1.
2.
3.
Lapiņa L., Rudiņa V. Apgūsim demokrātiju. – R.: Zvaigzne ABC, 1997.
Veilers P. Kvalitāte – tavas veiksmes atslēga. – R.: Jumava, 2001
Academic Gaming and Simulation in Education and Training. – London: Kogan
Page, 1977.
163
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Žurnāls “Psiholoģijas Pasaule”
www.biznesam.lv
www.eiropersonals.lv/lv/apmaciba
www.ggob.com/9k
www.btplc.com/Societyand Enviroment/BusinesGame/index.htm-31k
www.amazon.com/Big-Book-Busines-Games_Isebreakers
www.businessballs.com/teambuildinggames.htm-381k
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Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Information Technologies and Nature Sciences
26.04. 2008
Head of Department: Juris Porozovs
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Ergonomics
Personnel Management
2
3
No preliminary knowledge is required
Author of the course –Dr. chem. asoc. prof. Jānis Gedrovics
Lecturer of the course –Dr. chem. asoc. prof. Jānis Gedrovics
Aim of the course - to acquaint the students with the implementation of ergonomics science
cognitions into the work of the enterprise in order to develop a labour safety system and its
operation that would secure the maintenance of human resources.
Planned results – after the acquisition of the course the student understands the concept of
job organisation, knows the current normative acts on job protection of the Republic of
Latvia, is able to organize and conduct the control on meeting the requirements of these
normative acts, is able to organize and conduct the profession of job protection specialist.
Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact lessons
FullParttime
time
studies studies
No
Theme
1.
Concept of ergonomics. Work concept in
ergonomics.
Concept of work environment. Risk factors in
the socialisation process in work place. Job
protection, job security (Lecture, seminar
session)
-
1
-
2,5
3.
Labour protection law of the Republic of Latvia.
-
1,5
4.
Regulations, instructions, directions of the Cabinet of
-
2
2.
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
1
2
3
Ministers. Legislation and resolutions, regulating the job
165
protection and job security in the organisation.
-
2
4, 9
-
1
6
-
2
5
-
1
7
9.
Internal control of labour environment. Job
environment alignment.
Requirements of ergonomics for the office
interior design.
Practice work: Measuring of environment
ergonomics parameters.
Contemporary office equipment. Requirements
of ergonomics when using the office
technology.
Computer and workstation.
-
2
8
10.
Civic protection measure system (seminar session).
-
1
-
16
5.
6.
7.
8.
Total
Planning of individual work
No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Students’ individual work
The human body structure and its adaptation
to various job performances. Study of
literature
The office ergonomics development historical
stages. Study of literature
Regulations of the Cabinet of Ministers of the
Republic of Latvia. Study of literature
General requirements of hygiene at work.
Study of literature.
MEASURING OF THE ENVIRONMENT
ERGONOMIC PARAMETRES.
Preventive measures of accidents and fire.
Study of literature
Office equipment (copying machine, fax,
multi-functional equipment). Study of
literature
Computer and work-station.
Collaboration of the employees and
administration in regulating the office work
environment. Case study and analysis in a
specific organisation
10.
Research in ergonomics in Latvia and
globally. Study of literature and other sources
Assessment form
Literature studies
Literature studies
Literature studies
Literature studies
Designing the work and its
presentation
Discussions
Discussions
Individual practical work
Presentation of collected
information and its analysis
Presentation of reflections on 2
studies in a working group,
working group presentations in
the study group
Assessment for acquisition of the study course - a graded test
166
Requirements for acquisition of the course – 75% participation in lectures and seminar
sessions (discussion) – 5%, completion of individual works: 1 - 5%; 2 – 10%; 3 – 10%; 4 –
10%; 5 – 15%; 6 – 5%; 7 – 5%; 8 – 15%; 9 – 15%; 10 – 10%.
Used study methods and forms – lectures, seminars, individual work, literature studies.
The course is acquired in the Latvian language
Literature
Obligatory literature
Darba vides riska faktori un strādājošo veselības aizsardzība, V.Kaļķa un
Ž .Rojas red. – R.: Elpa, 2001, 500 lpp.
Darba apstākļi un veselība darbā. - R.: Labklājības Ministrija, 2003, 144 lpp.
Ergonomika darbā. – R.: Labklājības Ministrija, 2003, 178 lpp
Kaļķis, Roja Ž., Kaļķis H. Riski darba vidē// Rokasgrāmata. – Rīga: 2007. Additional literature
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Roja I., Roja Ž., Kaļķis H. Stress un vardarbība darbā. – Rīga: 2006, 49 lpp.
Freivalds A. Ergonomics of Computer Workstations and Office Environments//
Starptautiskā zinātniskā konference „Teorija un prakse skolotāju izglītībā II”. –
Rīga: 2004, pp. 357-364.
Mунипов В.М., Зинченко В.П. Эргономика. – Москва: Логос, 2001.
Psihosociālā darba vide. - R.: Labklājības Ministrija, 2003, 137 lpp.
SDO Darba drošības un veselības aizsardzības vadības sistēmu vadlīnijas. – R.:
2003, [Labklājības ministrija].
Gedrovics J., Datorlietotāju ergonomiska kultūra Latvijā. - Krājumā: Sabiedrība
un kultūra, VIII. – Liepājā: LPA, 2006, 455-465.
McKeown C. Office Ergonomics/ Practical application. – CRC Press/ Taylor &
Francis, 2007.
MacLeod D. The Rules of Work: A Practical Engineering Guide to Ergonomics.
– Taylor & Francis, 2000.
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
http://www.osha.lv - Eiropas darba drošības un veselības aizsardzības
aģentūras nacionālā kontaktpunkta mājas lapa
http://www.likumi.lv - Latvijas Republikas likumi un Ministru Kabineta
Noteikumi.
http://www.vdi.lv - Valsts darba inspekcijas mājas lapa
Žurnāls ”Office Manager” (izdevējs: Latvijas Uzņēmējdarbības un
menedžmenta akadēmija).
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RIGA TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Economics and Entrepreneurship
19.03. 2008
Head of Department: Jānis Viržbickis
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Labour Situation in Latvia and the EU
Personnel Management
2
3
Preliminary knowledge in basic economics,
basic entrepreneurship and basic
management is necessary
Author of the course – Dr. oec. assoc. prof. Sarmīte Jēgere, Mg.sc.soc. lecturer Irēna
Krustozoliņa
Lecturer of the course - Mg.sc.soc. lecturer Irēna Krustozoliņa
Aim of the course – to provide knowledge of processes and development tendencies in
labour market of Latvia and the European Union.
Planned results – understanding of processes and development tendencies in labour market
of Latvia and the European Union, understanding of basic principles of labour legacy in
Latvia and the European Union.
Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact lessons
No
Theme
1.
Meaning of labour force in state
development
Demand, offer life cycles and elasticity
of labour force
Principles of salary shaping
Description and historic development
of labour market in Latvia and the EU
Basic principles of state legacy in
Latvia and the EU
Principles of international labour
market functioning
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Full-time
studies
Part-time
studies
1
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
2
21
2
2
2
168
7.
8.
9.
Consequences of labour force
migration (positive, negative), possible
solutions of problems (seminar)
Employment policy in Latvia and the
EU (seminar)
Repetition of study course concepts
and contents
2
1
2
2
2
Planning of individual work
No
1.
2.
Students’ individual work
Consequences of labour force
migration (positive, negative),
possible solutions of problems
(seminar)
Labour force policy in Latvia and
the EU (seminar)
Assessment form
Seminar
Seminar
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – a graded test: analysis (written) of three
situations according to the acquired themes in which the student shows his skill to foresee the
possible solutions
Requirements for acquisition of the course – activity in lectures 20%, activity in
seminars 40%, test 40%
Used study methods and forms – lectures, consultations, seminars, individual work,
situation analysis
The course is acquired in the Latvian language
Obligatory literature
1.
2.
Darba devēju rokasgrāmata/ aut.: Daiga Ermsone, Solvita Bleiere.- Rīga:
Labklājības ministrija, [2002].- lpp.- Šī izdevuma izdošanu ir finansējusi ES
PHARE projekts "Darba vides uzlabošana privātos un privitizētos uzņēmumos
Latvijā", LE 9911.01
Башкатов Б., Карпухина Г. Международная статистика труда. Учебник –
Москва, Дело и Сервис, 2001 – 207 с
Additional literature
1.
Zosova A., Meļihovs A. Latvijas darba tirgus elastības novērtējums.-Latvijas
Banka. Pētījums 3/2005
169
Data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
http.//www.likumi.lv/
http.//www.csb.gov.lv/
www.ebscohost.com/ data base: investigations
LR Ministry of Welfare, http://www.lm.gov.lv/
EURES – European job mobility portal,
http://ec.europa.eu/eures/home.jsp?lang=lv
Lisbon agreement, http://europa.eu/lisbon_treaty/index_lv.htm
Information agency of the EU, http://www.esia.gov.lv/
European employment strategy,
http://www.europarl.europa.eu/highlights/lv/1101.html
Latvia and the EU, Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
http://www.am.gov.lv/lv/eu/
State Employment Agency, http://www.nva.gov.lv/
Home page of Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development,
www.oecd.org/
International Labour Organization (ILO) home page, www.ilo.org/
International labour market recommendations,
http://www.ilo.org/ilolex/englicsh/recdisp1.htm
http://www.ilo.org/ilolex/english/convdisp1.htm
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Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Education and Social Psychology
25 March 2008
Head of Department: Inta Tiltiņa - Kapele
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Communication Psychology
Personnel Management
2
3
Interaction training, Personality Psychology
Author of the course Mag.psych. lecturer Anda Kauliņa
Lecturer of the course Mag.psych. lecturer Anda Kauliņa
Aim of the course - To increase the comprehension of communication process regularities,
mechanisms developing inter-personal correlation, to improve knowledge on productive
elements of communication, to foster the students’ aspiration to perfect their personality
growth and emotional intelligence, to encourage the desire of self-analysis and self-reflection.
Planned results

to acquire the basis of positive communication,

to assess characteristic individual interrelation to themselves and the types of
communication,

to develop comprehension on communication and interrelation barriers
Attained knowledge on effective positive communication, ability to feel empathy, tolerance,
as well as skills to listen and discuss, talk and present in front of an audience. The ability of
self-assessment
Course content
Thematic content planning
No
Theme
Contact lessons
Full-time
studies
1.
Conscious and
factors
of
communication
unconscious
non-verbal
Part-time
studies
2
Number of students’
individual exercise
Full-time
Part-time
studies
studies
2
171
2
2.
Speech
psychology,
phenomenon
of
dyslexia,
speech expressiveness
3.
Speaking skills- (during a
public
presentation,
monologue, speech, lectures,
dialogue, discussion)
Listening skills – (reflexive
and non-reflexive)
Structuring time and venue of
communication, psychological
protection
4.
5.
6.
Clarifying interests and needs,
personal experience by asking,
changing responsibility
7.
Awareness of a speaker’s skills
and possibilities for their
improvement
8.
2
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
9.
Coping with stress and
preventive
actions
before
public appearance
3
Providing a positive feedback
Planning of individual work
No
1.
2.
3.
Students’ individual work
Essay "I– in communication "
A seminar on the theme "Role of human
interrelation in communication" –
analysis of a particular film, theatre or
book
Report on the offered psychological
themes:
 Non-verbal language as a means
of communication;
 Dialogue as the most optimal
communication method;
 Positive
interrelation
and
communication;
 Roles
and
positions
in
communication.
Assessment form
Presentation of the paper in small
groups.
Participation in the seminar.
Presentation of the paper and verbal
examination.
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – examination: presentation of a personal
business card, managing an interview on one of the topics prepared by the lecturer and verbal
reflection on task accomplished by analysing one’s strengths and limitations.
172
Requirements for acquisition of the course
 Attendance of lectures ( attendance of contact lessons) – 10%
 Seminar attendance – 20%
 Report and presentation – 20%
 Examination – 50%
Used study methods and forms – lectures, seminars, consultations, individual work,
modelling, analysis of a particular film, theatre or book, report, presentations.
The course is acquired in the Latvian language
Literature
Obligatory literature
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Reņģe V. Psiholoģija. Savstarpējo attiecību psiholoģija. R.: Zvaigzne ABC, 2004.
Nucho – Ozoliņa A., Vidnere M. Intervēšanas prasme. – R.: RaKa, 2003.
Goulmens D. Tava emocionālā inteliģence. – R.: Jumava, 2001.
Sarunu un konfliktu risināšana (grāmatu sērija Harward Busines Review). – R.:
Lietišķās informācijas centrs, 2007.
Pīzs A. Ķermeņa valoda. –R.: Jumava, 1995.
Pīzs A. Jautājumi un atbildes. – R.: Jumava, 2004.
Understanding Research in Personal Relationships (ed. Dragon W., Duck S. – SAGE,
2005.
Intergroup Process (ed. Brown R., Gaetner S.). - Blackwel Publishing, 2003.
Additional literature
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Leiblings M. Kā saprasties ar dažāda rakstura cilvēkiem. – R.: Lietišķās informācijas
centrs, 2007.
Karpova Ā. Ģimenes psiholoģija. – R: RaKa, 2000.
Keizerlinka L. Stāsti bērna dvēselei. – R.: Likteņstāsti, 1998.
Berns E. Spēles, ko spēlē cilvēki, - R.: SIA Birojs 2000 Plus.
Šostroms E. Antikarnegi jeb cilvēks manipulētājs. – R.: Tapals.
Lehrer P. M. Principles and Practice of Stress management. – N. Y.: Guilford Plus, 1993.
Дерябо С., Ясвин. Гроссмейстер общения. –М.: 1996.
Xаррис Т. Я о'Кей, Ты о'Кей. Москва – Cмысл, 1997.
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Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Languages
03.03. 2008
Head of Department: Margarita Kaltigina
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Second Foreign Language (Russian)
Personnel Management
6 KP
9 ECTS
Russian language knowledge on level A1 in
accordance with the European language skills
acquisition standards
Author of the course – Dr. paed. M. Kaltigina
Lecturers of the course - Dr. paed. M. Kaltigina, Mag. paed. A. Stankēviča, Mag. paed. J.
Zasčerinska
Aim of the course - knowledge of Russian language is necessary for external communication
of the concern, which gives the opportunity to promote cooperation with partners abroad (by
getting involved in conversations – in meetings, during telephone conversations, concern
presentations, organizing foreign visits etc.), by taking into account the specifics of
intercultural communication and business ethics.
Planned results - Russian language knowledge on levels A2 – B1 in accordance with the
European language skills acquisition standards (understanding of basic texts, ability to
express own opinion, ability to give short information about the concern/institution,
understanding of basic information connected to professional action).
Course content
Thematic content planning
No
1.
2.
Theme
Business language, including
telephone conversations
Job interviews, types of interviews
Contact lessons in parttime studies
4
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
1
4
2
174
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Profile and structure of the concern,
goals, tasks
Corporative work relationships
Personnel management
professionalism
Translation of business dialogues
Job market in Latvia and Russia
Opportunities of international
cooperation of the concern
4
3
4
4
4
5
4
4
4
6
7
8
Planning of individual work
No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Students’ individual work
Business language, including telephone
conversations (reading, translation of
texts, acquiring terminology)
Job interviews, types of interviews
(reading, translation of texts, acquiring
terminology)
Profile and structure of the concern, goals,
tasks (reading, translation of texts,
acquiring terminology)
Corporative work relationships(reading,
translation of texts, acquiring
terminology)
Personnel management professionalism
(reading, translation of texts, acquiring
terminology)
Translation of business dialogues
(comparison of translations)
Job market in Latvia and Russia (selecting
and analyzing texts)
Opportunities of international cooperation
of the concern (selecting and analyzing
information)
Assessment form
Dialogues, role play
Dialogues, role play
Presentations
Discussions
Translation of texts, argumentation
Consecutive translation
Presentations, discussions
Presentations, discussions
Assessment for acquisition of the study course - graded test: dialogue on topic chosen by
the lecturer; examination: translation of a text (in writing), comment on text (oral).
Requirements for acquisition of the course – regular attendance and active participation in
the lessons -20%, completion of individual work by taking in account the deadlines (amount
of study literature – at least 20 pages) – 20%, graded test – 30%, examination – 30%.
Used study methods and forms – consultations, individual work, presentations, role play,
discussions, translation of texts
The course is acquired in the Russian language
175
Literature
Obligatory literature
Савельева С. Гущина. Русский язык для делового общения. Biznesa krievu
1.
valoda, Zvaigzne ABC, 2003, 204 pgs.
Additional literature
1.
2.
3.
Русский язык. Деловой этикет. Москва, 1997, 190 pgs.
Эти странные русские. В.Жельвис, «Эгмонт Россия», Москва, 2002, 96 pgs.
Максимова A. 10 Уроков русского речевого этикета. Санкт-Петербург,
«Златоуст», 2000.
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1.
2.
www.tekstrus.com
www.gazeta.ekonomika.ru
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Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Languages
03.03. 2008
Head of Department: Margarita Kaltigina
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Second Foreign Language (German)
Personnel Management
6 KP
9 ECTS
German language knowledge on level A1 in
accordance with the European language skills
acquisition standards
Author of the course – M. Kaltigina
Lecturer of the course- M. Kaltigina
Aim of the course – knowledge of German language is necessary for external communication
of the concern, which gives the opportunity to promote cooperation with partners abroad (by
getting involved in conversations – in meetings, during telephone conversations, concern
presentations, organizing foreign visits etc.), by taking into account the specifics of
intercultural communication and business ethics.
Planned results – German language knowledge on levels A2 – B1 in accordance with the
European language skills acquisition standards (understanding of basic texts, ability to
express own opinion, ability to give short information about the concern/institution,
understanding of basic information connected to professional action).
Course content
Thematic content planning
No
Theme
1.
Business language, including telephone
conversations
Job interviews, types of interviews
Profile and structure of the concern,
goals, tasks
Corporative work relationships
Personnel management professionalism
2.
3.
4.
5.
Contact lessons in
part-time studies
4
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
1
4
4
2
3
4
4
4
5
177
6.
7.
8.
Translation of business dialogues
Job market in Latvia and the EU
Opportunities of international
cooperation of the concern
4
4
4
6
7
8
Planning of individual work
No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Students’ individual work
Business language, including telephone
conversations (reading, translation of
texts, acquiring terminology)
Job interviews, types of interviews
(reading, translation of texts, acquiring
terminology)
Profile and structure of the concern,
goals, tasks (reading, translation of
texts, acquiring terminology)
Corporative work relationships (reading,
translation of texts, acquiring
terminology)
Personnel management professionalism
(reading, translation of texts, acquiring
terminology)
Translation of business dialogues
(comparison of translations)
Job market in Latvia and the EU
(selecting and analyzing texts)
Opportunities of international
cooperation of the concern (selecting
and analyzing information)
Assessment form
Dialogues, role play
Dialogues, role play
Presentations
Discussions
Translation of texts, argumentation
Consecutive translation
Presentations, discussions
Presentations, discussions
Assessment for acquisition of the study course - graded test: dialogue on topic chosen by
the lecturer; examination: translation of a text (in writing), comment on text (oral).
Requirements for acquisition of the course – regular attendance and active participation in
the lessons – 20%, completion of individual work by taking in account the deadlines (amount
of study literature – at least 20 pages) – 20%, graded test – 30%, examination – 30%.
Used study methods and forms – consultations, individual work, presentations, role play,
discussions, translation of texts.
The course is acquired in German language
178
Literature
Obligatory literature
1.
2.
3.
4.
Norbert Becker/ Jorg Braunert, Alltag, Beruf & Co, 2007
Norbert Becker/ Jorg Braunert/ Karl –Heinz Eisfeld, Dialog Beruf Starter, 2007
Kerstin Namuth/ Thomas Luthi, Gesprächstarining Deutsch für den Beruf, 2007
Annette Keller/ Christiane Roy/ Monika Schluter/ Karin Van Hooff/ Marion Tardy
– Riechers, Telefonieren für den Beruf, 2007
Axel Hering/ Magdalena Matussek, Geschäftskommunikation – Besser
Telefonieren, 2007
5.
Additional literature
1.
2.
3.
M. Kaltigina, u.c. Svešvalodu prasmju līmeņi. R., 2002
Deutsch im Geschäftsleben. R., 1997
Telefonieren, schriftliche Mitteilungen. Berlin, 1993
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1.
2.
Newspapers: Presse und Sprache Markt
www.passwort- deutsch.de
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Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Economics and Entrepreneurship
19.03. 2008
Head of Department: Jānis Viržbickis
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Fundamentals of Marketing
Personnel Management
2
3
Entrepreneurship economics
Author of the course – Dr. oec. Sarmīte Jēgere, Mg.oec., Mg.paed., lecturer Ieva Bērziņa
Lecturers of the course – Dr. oec. Sarmīte Jēgere, Mg.oec., Mg.paed., lecturer Ieva Bērziņa
Aim of the course – To stimulate the understanding of future personnel managers about basic
principles of marketing activity, its role in entrepreneurship and in the society.
Planned results

Understanding of basic principles of marketing activity

The ability to determine marketing problems on concern level.

The ability to perform analysis of current and potential client needs and evaluate
actions of competitors.
Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact lessons
No
Theme
Essence of marketing. Goals and
objectives. Concepts of marketing
activity.
Marketing complex. Internal and
external environment of marketing.
Behavioural model of consumers and
buyers in the market. Consumer
decision making process and factors
that
influence
it.
Market
segmentation and determining the
target market.
Product. Its classification. Product
Full-time
studies
Part-time
studies
2
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
1.
2
2.
4
3.
4
4.
180
life cycle. Package and label. Brand
and franchising.
Price policy. Price setting methods.
Logistics and distribution. Types of
distribution channels.
Seminar: Marketing communication
and means of product introduction
into the market.
2
5.
2
6.
Planning of individual work
No
Students’ individual work
Literature studies
Analysis of internal and external
environment of a particular concern
Literature studies
Literature studies
Literature studies
Report and presentation on topic agreed
upon beforehand
Assessment form
Self-control/discussion
Individual control
Self-control/oral answers to questions
Self-control/discussion
Self-control/discussion
Group control/discussion
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – test
Requirements for acquisition of the course:
Active participation in discussions + a sufficient evaluation (SWOT analysis, report) + test
passed with a sufficient mark.
SWOT analysis - 30%
Report – 30%
Test – 40%
Used study methods and forms – lectures, group work, discussions, individual work.
The course is acquired in the Latvian language. It is possible to listen to the course in the
Russian language.
Literature
Obligatory literature
Blaits Dž. Mārketings. Rokasgrāmata. R.: Zvaigzne ABC, 2004.
Briģe A. Lietišķais mārketings. R.:Zvaigzne ABC, 2004.
Kalve I. Apseglot pārmaiņu vēju. R.:Turība, 2005.
Niedrītis J.Ē. Mārketings. Trešais, pārstrādātais un papildinātais izdevums.R.:
Turība, 2005.
Praude V. Mārketings.R.:2005.
181
Additional literature
1.
2.
3.
Kotlers F. Mārketinga pamati. R.:Jumava, 2006.
Kotlers F. Mārketings no A līdz Z.R.: Jumava, 2007
Котлер Ф. Маркетинг Менеджмент. С-Петербург: Питер, 2002
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
Journal of Marketing
http://www.biznesam.lv
http://www.tns.lv
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Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of General Pedagogy
17.03. 2008
Head of Department: Inese Jurgena
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Rhetoric
Personnel Management
2
3
-
Author of the course – Mag.paed. lecturer Silvija Geikina
Lecturer of the course - Mag.paed. lecturer Silvija Geikina
Aim of the course - to promote formation of a humanly orientated personality, to help
understand rhetoric as a feature of the general and social culture of the personality, to
cultivate expressive speech skills, which are useful for a person as a personality as well as
personnel manager.
Planned results – The rhetoric course introduces students to the concepts and basic
categories: the nature of rhetoric, oratory art, the characteristic features of an orator, including
the personnel manager.
The course gives an insight into different issues of communication during a public
monologue and dialogue, psychological and logical barriers and how to overcome them.
Students are given an overview of rhetoric in different periods and the variety of the
public speech today. Students also develop their skills in public speech.
Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact lessons
No
Theme
1.
The nature of rhetoric. Rhetoric as science
and study subject. Traditions of classical
rhetoric.
Rhetoric in the contemporary changing
world.
Planning and composition of the public
monologue.
2.
3.
Full-time
studies
Part-time
studies
1
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
1
1
No1
183
4.
Seminar. The characteristic features of an
orator, including the personnel manager
Topics of speech culture and speech
technique. The role of accurate
articulation and clear diction.
The specific features of public
performance. Presentation as a means of
influence.
Seminar. The mutual perception of the
speaker and the listener during a
monologue or a dialogue. The nature of
communication, its kinds, varieties.
Psychological and logical barriers in
communication during public speech.
Nonverbal communication.
Communication styles.
5.
6.
7.
8.
1
1
1
No2
1
1
Planning of individual work
No
1.
2.
Students’ individual work
Personnel manager – the builder of a
dialogue.
My observations of modelling different
interviews in the public space –
television, media, concerns and
institutions.
Assessment form
Presentation
Report presentation
Assessment for acquisition of the study course - a graded test
Requirements for acquisition of the course - 50 % lecture attendance, 25 % participation in
seminars, 25% participation in individual work.
Used study methods and forms – lectures seminars, individual work, presentations.
The course is acquired in the Latvian language.
Literature
Obligatory literature
1. Alekse I. Runātprasme. R. RaKa, 2003
2. Geikina S. Retorikas pamati. R. Raka, 2003
3. Hindls T. Prasme uzstāties. R. Zvaigzne ABC, 2000
4. Kļaviņa S. Valodas daba. R. Lielvārds, 1997
5. Kupčs J. Saskarsmes būtība. R. Zvaigzne ABC, 1997
6. Mācību līdzeklis – Saskarsme. R. Jumava, 2002
184
7. Denijs R. Prasme sazināties un apstāties. – R. J.Rozes apgāds, 2002
Additional literature
Apele A. Runas māksla. R.,Zvaigzne, 1982
Cook J.S. Elements of Speechwriting and Public Speaking. USA. 1989
Dance F.E.X. Jak-Dance C.C. Public Speaking. USA. 1986
Edeirs Dž. Efektīva komunikācija. R: Aija.,1999
Latiševs V. Lietišķas sarunas – lietišķie kontakti. R. Merkūrijs LAT Sia,1995
Līsijs Tiesas runas R. Zvaigzne, 1984
Monkhouse Bob „Just say a few words” The complete speakers handbook Revised
and expanded edition Lennard Publishing 1988
8. Rozenbergs J. Latviešu valodas stilistika. R. Zvaigzne ABC, 1995
9. Михаиличенко М.А. «Риторика» М. Новая школа,1994
10. Тулещина С., Игнатъева Л., Куриниеце П. «Школъная риторика» R. Zvaigzne
ABC, 1996
11. Ивин А.А. «Риторика. Искуство убеждатъ» М.Трандфаирпресс, 2002
12. Клюев Е.В. «Риторика» М. Просвещение,2001
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Periodicals, data bases, internet resources and other sources
http://rhetoric.byu.edu/
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RIGA TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Economics and Entrepreneurship
19.03. 2008
Head of Department: Jānis Viržbickis
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Taxes and duties
Personnel Management
2 /16 contact lessons/
3
Preliminary knowledge and basic
understanding of economics, state budget,
national economy and basic accounting is
necessary
Author of the course - Mg.sc.soc. lecturer Aija Vīgnere
Lecturer of the course - Mg.sc.soc. lecturer Aija Vīgnere
Aim of the course – to provide knowledge of the basic principles of tax and duty policy
creation, tax administration and issues connected with it.
Planned results – understanding of the tasks of tax and duty system, tax elements, types and
rates of taxes and duties as well as issues of tax policy, connecting them to state budget
analysis and understanding the role of the manager in administration of taxes and duties.
Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact lessons
No
1.
2.
3.
4.
Theme
Full-time
studies
Part-time
studies
State budget, its characteristics, budget
income – expenditure share structure
2
Tax system policy of the Republic of
Latvia, its definition and basic principles/5/
1
Tax classification-structure of the Republic
of Latvia
Direct, indirect taxes, their description
Description of tax payer-subject of the
Republic of Latvia,
Number
of
students’
individual
exercise
1
1
186
Taxed object-tax base, tax rates and reliefs
5.
Description and types of income-tax:
Inhabitants’ income-tax
Company’s income-tax
2
6.
Social insurance payments: types of social
insurance, insured persons and rates
2
7.
Description of real-estate tax, tax payers,
tax object and rates
1
8.
Value added tax. Taxed persons and deals,
exceptions and reliefs. Tax rates
2
Excise tax, its description, payers, tax
object and rates, tax relief
1
9.
10.
Customs tax, customs classification and
policy
Customs rates
11.
1
1
1
Description of duty, their types, sizes
12.
Tax and duty administration, payers’
obligations, rights, responsibility.
Confidentiality
1
Planning of individual work
No
1.
Students’ individual work
Inhabitants’ income-tax, social
insurance payments from the work
salary
Assessment form
Practical exercise – tax calculation
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – a graded test – it includes practical
exercises: tax calculation
Requirements for acquisition of the course – lecture attendance – 40%, activity in seminars
– 10%, individual work - 10%, test – 40%
Used study methods and forms – lectures, consultations, seminars, individual work.
The course is acquired in the Latvian language
187
Obligatory literature
LR likums Par budžetu un finanšu vadību, Vēstnesis Nr.41, 2004.g.martā
LR likums Par nodokļiem un nodevām, Vēstnesis Nr.22, 2004.g. Jūnijā
LR MK noteikumi par attaisnotajiem izdevumiem par izglītību un ārstnieciskajiem
pakalpojumiem, Vēstnesis Nr.115, 2001.g.augustā
LR MK noteikumi par valsts sociālo apdrošināšanas obligāto iemaksu likmes
sadalījumu pa sociālās apdrošināšanas veidiem, Vēstnesis Nr.180, 2006.g.martā
A.Zvejnieks Nodokļi un nodevas R.,V/A Ogres tipogrāfija, 2006.
I.Kodoliņa Nodokļi Latvijā 2006 R.,Turība, 2007
D.Daņēviča Finansu pārskatu revīzija R., Turība, 2007
J.Punculis Privātie pensiju fondi R., Turība, 2006
I.Kodoliņa Latvijas nodokļi nerezidentiem R., Turība 2006
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Additional literature
Tax Policy Handbook Parthasarthi Shome, IMF, 2005
Modernizing Tax Administration Milka Casanegra, Carlos Silvani, IMF
Fiscal Policies in Economies in Transition Vito Tanzi, IMF
1.
2.
3.
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
http.//www.likumi.lv/
http.//www.gov.lv/
http.//www.fm.gov.lv/
http.//www.vid.gov.lv/
http.//www.nodokļi.lv/
Žurnāls „Grāmatvedība un ekonomika”
Žurnāls „Latvijas nodokļi un nodevas”
Laikraksts „Latvijas vēstnesis”
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Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Economics and Entrepreneurship
19.03. 2008
Head of Department: Jānis Viržbickis
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Politology
Personnel Management
2 /16 contact lessons/
3
Preliminary knowledge of basic economics,
personnel management, sociology and
philosophy is necessary
Author of the course – lecturer, Mg.sc.soc. Aija Vīgnere
Lecturer of the course - lecturer, Mg.sc.soc. Aija Vīgnere
Aim of the course – to provide necessary knowledge of the manager in decision making,
problem solving, coordinating and organizing job resources in accordance with the conditions
of the state politically economical system and legal status.
Planned results – understanding of politically economical situation in the country, civil
society and its interests concerning organizational environment and structure as well as
understanding of questions of internal company policy, power and the role of the leader in
organizational management.
Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact lessons
No
1.
Theme
Theories and basic concepts of politology,
functions and research methods of
politology
Full-time
studies
Part-time
studies
Number
of
students’
individual
exercise
1
2.
History of political teachings – political
ideas and thoughts. Public political
thoughts in Latvia
1
Description of political power, power
peculiarities. Legitimacy problems of
power in Latvian state and institutions
1
3
189
4.
Political subjects, concept and description
of subjects. Personality as a political
subject; national classes, interest groups.
Mutual relationships between political
aims, means and methods
2
2
5.
Political culture of society, its concept,
structure and typology. Political culture of
Latvian society
1
1
6.
Description of politically-economical
system of society. Politically-economical
system in contemporary Latvia
1
State as an institute of society’s political
system. Legal state, its theories and
principles
1
7.
8.
1
9.
Concept of political regime. Democratic
regime. Totalitarian regime. Authoritarian
regime. Political regime in Latvia
1
10.
Civil society, its creation and peculiarities
Features and functions of civil society.
Civil society in Latvia
1
11.
Political parties as subjects of politicallyeconomical process and political institute
of society. Creation of multi-party system
in Latvia and socially-economical
preconditions of its development
Pressure groups as subjects of political
process. Means and methods of pressure
creation, their social function. Pressure
group activity in Latvia, their economical
coverage.
1
12.
13.
14.
Political elite as subject of politicallyeconomical process, its concept and
structure. Development of political elite,
socially-economical reasons and functions.
Political elite in contemporary Latvian
society
1
1
Political ideology of organizations. Nature
and mission of political ideology, main
characteristics, liberalism of ideology,
conservatism, fascism.
State economical policy and international
190
relations. Main theories and development
tendencies of international politics. Latvia
in the system of international relations
Planning of individual work
No
1.
Students’ individual work
Society’s politically-economical
system’s approach to the research of
political and economical life in Latvia
Assessment form
Report
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – a graded test: grade is given according to
the completion of requirements
Requirements for acquisition of the course – lecture attendance – 20%, activities in
seminars – 30%, sufficient completion of individual work – 50%
Used study methods and forms – lectures, seminars, consultations, individual work.
The course is acquired in the Latvian language
Literature
Obligatory literature
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Jurciņa A. Valsts loma sabiedrības politiskajā sistēmā R., 2006
Fuko M. Patiesība, vara, patība R., 2006
Lamentoviča V. Mūsdienu valsts R., 2007
Ašmanis M. Personība politikā R., 2005
Rajevskis V. Ikstens J. Pasaules vēlēšanu sistēma R., 2007
Semanis E. (red.) Demokrātijas pamati R., 2003
Holmers A. Cilvēks un dzīve socioloģijas skatījumā R., 2006
Zīgerts L. Valstiska cilvēka kanons R., 2000
Forands I. Menedžmenta autoritātes R., Latvijas Izglītības fonds,
2007.212lpp
Forands I. Biznesa vadības autoritātes R., Latvijas Izglītības fonds,
2006.330lpp.
Kehre M. Personālmenedžments uzņēmumā R., Turība, 2004.230lpp.
Vorobjovs A. Sociālā psiholoģija R., Izglītības soļi, 2002.340lpp.
Renģe V. Mūsdienu organizāciju psiholoģija R., Zvaigzne ABC, 2007lpp.
Additional literature
1. Edeirs Dž. Efektīvas vadības skola R., Asja, 2000
2. Diamond L.,Plattner M.F.(ds.) The Global Resurgence of Democracy
Baltimore, 2003
3. Social Policy in Transition Societies Helsinki, 2005
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4. Garleja R. Darbs, organizācija, psiholoģija R., Jumava 2003
5. Omārova S. Cilvēks runā ar cilvēku R., Kamene, 2006
6. Gundars Ķēniņš Kings Amerikas pieredze uzņēmuma vadībai R., SIA Biznesa
partneri, 2007
7. Civēku Zīmolu Mediju Menedžments (rakstu krājums) R., J.Rozes apg., 2006
8. Kenets Blanšārds, Spensers Džonsons Vienas minūtes menedžeris R., Jumava,
2006.
9. Kolemens R., Berijs G. Uzmanību, menedžer – 525 ieteikumi Jums R.,
Zvaigzne ABC, 2007
10. Kincāns V. Lietišķā etiķete un protokols R., Zvaigzne ABC, 2006.
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
http://www.likumi.lv./
http://www.kultūra.lv/
http://www.fm..lv/
http://www.vid.gov.lv/
http://www.diena.lv/
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RIGA TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
Riga, Imantas 7. linija, LV – 1083, phone: 7808010, fax; 7808034
APPROVED
Meeting of Department of Economics and Entrepreneurship
19.03. 2008
Head of Department: Jānis Viržbickis
Study course description
Title of study course
Title of study programme
Amount of credits
Credits in ECTS
Preliminary knowledge
Innovation in Personnel Management
Personnel Management
2
3
Personnel Management, Personality
Psychology, Organizational psychology,
Fundamentals of Management, Fundamentals of
Economics, Financial and Management
Accounting, Project Management
Author of the course – Dr. psych. Anita Lasmane, Mg. psych. Signe Enkuzena, Mg. sc. soc.
Agita Miķelsone
Lecturer of the course - Dr. psych. Anita Lasmane, Mg. psych. Signe Enkuzena, Mg. sc. soc.
Agita Miķelsone
Aim of the course – to increase students’ knowledge of the newest tendencies in human
resources management in Latvia, in the European Union and in the world; creation of
understanding of innovative approaches in strategic planning of personnel, methods of
personnel selection and evaluation, research of human resources potential in an organization
and output of development projects in the context of life-long learning; development of the
skills to integrate innovative approaches into personnel management of the organization.
Planned results – students have knowledge of the main tendencies of human resources
strategy in Latvia, in Europe and in the world, are able to base their knowledge on results of
analyzed researches and observations in practice. Completed students’ skills in the
development of personnel policy; use of innovative personnel selection and evaluation
methods. Students are able to develop a project of organization’s human resources potential
research and development, linking it to ideas of lifelong-education.
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Course content
Thematic content planning
Contact lessons
No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Theme
Full-time
studies
Newest tendencies in human
resources strategy in the context of
life-long learning in Latvia, in the
European Union and in the world.
Innovative and effective methods of
personnel selection (seminar).
Innovative and effective methods of
personnel evaluation (seminar).
Potential of human resources in an
organization.
Research of human resources
potential and development of
personnel policy in an organization
(seminar).
Part-time
studies
2
Number of
students’
individual
exercise
1.
4
2.
4
3.
2
4
4.
Planning of individual work
No
1.
Students’ individual work
Analysis of practical research and
observations of newest tendencies in
human resources strategy in the context
of life-long learning in Latvia, in the
European Union and in the world
2.
Psycho-semantic methods in personnel
selection and evaluation
3.
Creative working methods in personnel
selection and evaluation
4.
Project on human resources potential
research and development in a particular
organization
Assessment form
Essay (1.5 p.), oral presentation of
main ideas; assignment is rated with
a grade (10-point system).
A practical try-out of one method in
an organization; analysis of results
in working groups and oral
presentation of main conclusions;
assignment is rated with a grade (10point system).
Work in study groups: trying out
one method, oral reflection of the
gained experience (test without a
grade).
Presentation, assignment is rated
with a grade (10-point system).
Assessment for acquisition of the study course – a graded test; the grade is put together by
evaluated individual work. The test exercises are created in a manner in which the student is
able to show his/her knowledge and skills on all levels of difficulty of the test (rated by a 10
point scale).
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Requirements for acquisition of the course – participation in three planned seminars – 10%
and sufficient completion of individual work No 1, 2 and 4. (1 – 10%, 2 – 20%, 3 – 10%, 4 –
50%)
Used study methods and forms – lectures, seminars, projects, essay, presentations
The course is acquired in the Latvian language (English language, Russian language
etc.) – there is a possibility to listen to the course in English, German and Russian languages
Literature
Obligatory literature
1.
2.
Gratone L., Cilvēkresursu stratēģija. R.: Jumava, 2004.
Lochin D. Enterprice Knowlege Management. – Morgan Kaufmann, 2001.
3.
4.
Burnes B. Managing Change. – Prentice Hall, 2004.
Felzers G. Motivēšanas veidi. Faktori, kas ļauj gūt panākumus. Psiholoģijas
atziņas praksē. – R.: „Zvaigzne “ABC”, 2001.
5.
Nellke M. Kreativitātes metodes. – R.: DeNOVO, 2006.
Additional literature
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Otala L., Tuominen K. Investing in Learning and Development. – Change
Manager Pro, 2007.
Garleja R. Cilvēkpotenciāls sociālā vidē. - R.:RaKa, 2006.
Kalve I. Apseglot pārmaiņu vējus. Stratēģiskā un pārmaiņu vadība. – Rīga:
Biznesa augstskola Turība, 2005.
Nucho A.O., Vidnere M. Iztēles psiholoģija. – R.: Izdevniecība “AGB”, 2000.
Nieto M. L. An Introduction to Human Resource Management. – New York:
Palgrave Macmillan, 2006.
Dukulis I., Prezentācijas materiālu sagatavošana. – Rīga, Biznesa augstskola
Turība; 2002.
Periodicals, data bases, Internet resources and other sources
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
www.lataba.lv – Analytics of national bibliography
www.lpva.lv – Association of Latvian Personnel Management
www.biznesam.lv – corporative social responsibility; forums, publications
www.psi.lv – Institute of Personnel Certification
http://www.apa.org - investigations
EBSCO Host data base – investigations (www.epnet.com )
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Appendix 2
RTTEMA Academic Personnel of the Study Programme “
Personnel Management”
196
No.
Name,
Academic
surname
degree,
Study course
Place of election
Position
1.
2.
Viktorija
Dr. paed.
Latvian Language Culture
Work place of
Kuzina
professor
Issues
basic election
Margarita
Dr. paed.
Professional Business English,
Work place of
Kaltigina
professor
Second Foreign Language
basic election
(Russian),
Second Foreign Language
(German)
3. Zenta Anspoka
Dr. paed.
Scientific Research Methods
professor
4.
Ivars Muzis
Dr. paed.
basic election
Fundamentals of Management
professor
5. Anita Lasmane
Work place of
Work place of
basic election
Dr. psych.
Organizational and
Work place of
asoc.
Management Psychology,
basic election
professor
Work Psychology,
Innovation in Personnel
Management
6.
Māra Vidnere
Dr. oec.,
Personality Psychology
Dr. psych.
Work place of
basic election
lecturer
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Guna Svence
Dr. psych.
Scientific Research Methods,
Work place of
lecturer
Business Games Methods
basic election
Silvija
Dr. oec.
Statistics
Work place of non
Kristapsone
lecturer
Jānis
Dr. chem.
Gedrovics
asoc.professor
Grigorijs
Dr. math.
Information Technology in
Gorobecs
lecturer
Personnel Management
Nils Sautiņš
Dr. paed.
Office Work (Record-keeping)
Work place of
lecturer
in the Work of the Personnel
basic election
basic election
Ergonomics
Work place of
basic election
Principal work
Manager,
Practice in personnel
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documentation
12. Sarmīte Jēgere
13. Ēriks Melnis
Dr. oec.
Fundamentals of Marketing,
Work place of
asoc.
Labour Situation in Latvia and
basic election
professor
the EU
Dr. sc. ing.
Project Management
lecturer
14.
Beatrise
Dr. paed.
Garjāne
asoc.
Work place of
basic election
Adult Study Methods
Work place of
basic election
professor
15.
Guntars
Mg. theol.
Fundamentals of Philosophy,
Work place of
Paeglis
assistant
Logic
basic election
Mg. sc. soc.
Business Communication,
Work place of
lecturer
Business Etiquette
basic election
Irēna
Mg. sc. soc.
Labour Situation in Latvia and
Work place of
Krustozoliņa
lecturer
the EU
basic election
Mg. paed.,
Sociology
Work place of
16. Velga Simsone
17.
18. Ieva Bērziņa
Mg.commerc.
basic election
lecturer
19.
Agita
Mg. sc. soc.
Personnel Management,
Miķelsone
lecturer
Innovation in Personnel
Additional work
Management,
Professional Ethics of
Personnel Manager,
Observation of different
organisations personnel
departaments and practise of
comparison,
Practice of qualification
20. Baiba Skrauce
Mg. psych.
Personnel Management,
Work place of
lecturer
Observation of different
basic election
organisations personnel
departaments and practise of
comparison,
Practice of qualification
21.
Signe
Mg. psych.
Personnel Management,
Additional work
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Enkuzena
lecturer
Quality Management
Observation of different
organisations personnel
departaments and practise of
comparison,
Practice of qualification
22.
Anita
Mg. sc. soc.
Fundamentals of Management,
Work place of
Pētersone
lecturer
Observation of different
basic election
organisations personnel
departaments and practise of
comparison,
Practice of qualification
23.
Uvis
Mg. jur.
Fundamentals of
Kozlovskis
lecturer
Entrepreneurship Law,
Additional work
Job Legislation and Protection
24. Aija Vīgnere
Mg. oec.
Fundamentals of Economics,
Work place of
lecturer
Basic Accounting,
basic election
Fundamentals of Financial and
Managerial Accounting,
Fundamentals of Management
25.
Māra Kakse
Mg. oec.
Business Ethics
lecturer
26.
Valdis Cers
27. Maija Švanka
Work place of non
basic election
Mg. phylos.
Logic,
Work place of
lecturer
Fundamentals of Philosophy
basic election
Mg. hist.
Fundamentals of Philosophy
Additional work
Mg. psych.
Interaction Training,
Work place of
lecturer
Communication Psychology
basic election
lecturer
28. Anda Kauliņa
Business Games Methods
29. Jana Veinberga
Mg. sc. soc.
Public Relations
lecturer
30. Santa Laurīte
Mg. paed.
Work place of
basic election
Business English
Additional work
Mg. sc. soc.
Professional Business English,
Principal work
lecturer
Second Foreign Language
lecturer
31. Mārīte Poiša
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(German)
32. Una Zadumina
33.
34.
35.
Mg. sc. soc.
Professional Business English,
lecturer
Business English
Svetlana
Mg. paed.
Professional Business English,
Brasnujeva
lecturer
Business English
Līga Lapsa
Mg. sc. soc.
Professional Business English,
assistant
Business English
Jeļena
Mg.phylol.
Second Foreign Language
Zaščerinska
lecturer
(Russian
Mg. paed.
Second Foreign Language
Additional work
Mg. sc. ing.
Information Technology in
Work place of
lecturer
Personnel Management
basic election
36. Ilzīte Kadiķe
Additional work
Additional work
Additional work
Principal work
lecturer
37. Inese Urpena
Information Systems in
Personnel Management
38. Gustavs Elers
Mg. sc. soc.
Information Technology in
Work place of
lecturer
Personnel Management,
basic election
Information Systems in
Personnel Management
39. Jānis Žižmārs
Mg. sc. soc.
Information Technology in
lecturer
Personnel Management,
Additional work
Information Systems in
Personnel Management
40.
Inese
Mg. ing.
Information Technology in
Simkeviča
lecturer
Personnel Management,
Additional work
Information Systems in
Personnel Management
41. Silvija Geikina
Mg. paed.
lecturer
Rhetoric
Work place of
basic election
200
Appendix 3
Academic personnel’s biographies
201
CURRICULUM VITAE
Personal details
Name, Surname Zenta Anspoka
Date and place of birth October 11, 1952.
Adress Rigas raj. p.n. Tīraine „ Ceļmalas” LV 2138
Mobile phone 7912539, 29184091
E-mail zenta.anspoka@rpiva.lv
Education
Dates 1995.-1999
Title of diploma/certificate/ awarded/ Doctor of Pedagogy
Qualification obtained
Name of the educational University of Latvia
establishment
Dates 1994.-1997.
Title of diploma/certificate/ awarded/ Master of Pedagogy
Qualification obtained
Name of the educational University of Latvia
establishment
Dates 1970.-1975.
Title of diploma/certificate/ awarded/ Philologist, Specialist of the Latvian language and
Qualification obtained literature
Name of the educational Latvian State University of P.Stučka
establishment
Employment and professional
experience
Dates Since 1994
Occupation or position /post/ held Since 2005 professor, as. professor (2002.-2004.), docent
(1999.-2002..), lecturer (1994.-1998.)
Name and address of the employer Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
202
Academy
Type of business or branch Pedagogy
Dates 1978.-1987.
Occupation or position /post/ held Lecturer
Name and address of the employer Riga school of pedagogy No 1
Type of business or branch Pedagogy
Dates 1987.-1993.
Occupation or position /post/ held Senior methodologist
Name and address of the employer The Ministry of Higher and secondary education of the
Latvian Soviet Republic
Office of Scientific Methodology
Type of business or branch Pedagogy
Dates 1975.-1977.
Occupation or position /post/ held Lecturer
Name and address of the employer Daugavpils Pedagogical Institute
Type of business or branch Pedagogy
Dates 1972.-1975.
Occupation or position /post/ held Teacher of the Latvian language and literature
Name and address of the employer Riga school of extended day No 2
Type of business or branch Pedagogy
Skills
Language proficiency/ Language
Comprehension Speaking
Writing
Russian
+
+
+
English
+
+
+
Skills
Computer
literacy/Skills
MS Office, Internet
Additional information
Courses 2003.- International Course (292 hours) "Intercultural and bilingual education"
(org. the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Latvia and SFL)
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2002.- Further education course for education workers organized by the European
Union "Literacy: Challenges and Opportunities" Malta
2002. - University of Latvia, Course organized by the Faculty of Pedagogy and
psychology "The use of technologies in didactics”
Conferences 2006.- Siauliai University 5th scientific Conference „Teachers’ Training in the 21st
Century: Changes and Perspectives”.- article „Latvian Study Content in
Multicultural Environment in Latvian School: Some problems and Solutions”
2006. – RTTEMA 3. scientific Conference „Theory for practice in contemporary
education of the society”- article „Minority schoolchildren in the classes of the
Latvian language in pre-school: some problems and the possibilities of their
solution”
2006.- ATEE Spring University International Conference „Teacher of the 21st
Century: Quality education for Quality Teaching” – article „Cooperation Between
Heterogeneous Group of Pupils and Teacher in the Process of Teaching/ Learning
Latvian”
2006.- 4th Nordic Conference on the issues of socio-dynamics in career education
(Finland, Jyvaskyla)- article „From professional orientation to career education
(guidance)”
2006.- Riga Business college. 2nd scientific practical conference „Educational
ecology and professional studies”- article „Students’ communicative competence
and professional studies”
2006.- VIKNA Conference „Pedagogues’ further education: opportunities and
challenges”
2006.- PIAA Conference „Career development support system: from professional
orientation to career education and consultation lifelong”- article „Study
program’s „career consultant” content guidelines”
2006.- Week of European languages-2006 Conference in Riga
2006.- Erasmus coordinators’ Conference „ERACON 2006” Bolu, Turkey
2005.- 1st Congress of Letonika in Riga
2005.- PIAA Conference „Provision of career education in the educational system
of Europe”- article „Finnish experience in the preparation of career consultants”
2005.- Bauska region pre-school and primary school teachers’ methodic
conference "Educational reform: problems and their solutions" - articles
"Succession in the acquisition of reading and writing skills in pre-school and
primary school”
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2005.- LVAVA scientific methodic Conference "Integration of content and
language – the way to quality education"- article "Text for the acquisition of
different study courses in lower secondary school "
2005.- Erasmus coordinators’ Conference „ ERACON 2005” in Cyprus – article „
Students’ and Teachers’ Mobility in RTTMA”
2005.- Discussion organized by the Ministry of Education and Science of the
Republic of Latvia and publishing house RaKa „Basic education: forms 1-6”
(discussion materials published in the magazine „Skolotājs” 2005., No 50)
Projects Since 2006.- participant of ESF- and VIKNA-financed project „Pedagogues’
further education in methodic network and development of provision”
2006.- manager of RTTEMA scientific research project „Pedagogic heritage in the
preparation of teachers. A.Karule’s scientific and methodic activities”
Since 2005.- participant of a project financed by the Ministry of Education and
Science of the Republic of Latvia European Social Foundation and National
Program no 3.2. 7.1. "Support for the implementation of professional orientation
in career in the educational system” "Provision of career education in the
educational system"
2005.- State language agency project manager (4-9/6-2005) "Development of
methodic aids of the Latvian language for pre-school and primary school teachers
to work with minority children attending the classes of Latvian"
Publications

Scientific articles
Anspoka Z. Studentu komunikatīvā kompetence un profesionālās studijas.// RUK
zinātniskie raksti.- Rīgā: RUK, 2006.- 12.- 17. lpp.
Anspoka Z. Latvian Study Content in Multicultural Environment in Latvian
School: Some problems and Solutions.// 5th International Scientific Conference
„Teachers’ Training in the 21st Century: Changes and Perspectives”.- Siauliai
University, 2006.- p.7 (nodots publicēšanai).
Anspoka Z., Siliņa- Jasjukēviča G. Mazākumtautību skolēni latviešu valodas
nodarbībās latviešu mācībvalodas sākumskolā: dažas problēmas un to risināšanas
iespējas.// RTTEMA 3. zinātniskās Conferences „Theory for practice in
contemporary education of the society” zinātniskie raksti.- Riga: SIA Ulma,
2006.- 9.-15. lpp.
Anspoka Z., Siliņa- Jasjukēviča G. Cooperation Between Heteregeneus Group of
Pupils and Teacher in the Process of Teaching/ Learning Latvian.// ATEE Spring
University Internacional Conference „Teacher
of the 21st Century:
205
Quality
education for Quality Teaching” .-Riga, 2006.- p.10

Monographs
Anspoka Z. Latviešu valodas didaktika 1.- 4. klasē (nodota publicēšanai izdevniec.
Raka, apt. 300 lpp.; manuskripts ieguvis starptautisko Luda Bērziņa prēmiju
(2005.)

Study aids
Anspoka Z. Ābece un lasāmgrāmata 1. klasei. -Lielvārds, 2002.- 111 lpp.
Anspoka Z. Lasāmgrāmata 4. klasei.- Lielvārds, 2001.- 176 lpp.
Anspoka Z. Lasāmgrāmata 3. klasei.- Lielvārds, 2000.- 160 lpp
.Anspoka Z., Lanka A., Ptičkina Ā. Latviešu valoda 1. klasei mazākumtautību
skolā. Mācību grāmata .-R.: LVAVP, 2002.- 152 1pp.
Anspoka Z., Lanka A., Ptičkina Ā. Latviešu valoda 2. klasei mazākumtautību
skolā. Mācību grāmata.- R.: LVAVP, 2002.- 152 1pp.
Anspoka Z., Lanka A., Ptičkina Ā. Latviešu valoda 3. klasei mazākumtautību
skolā. Mācību grāmata.- R. : LVAVP , 2002.- 152 Ipp.
Anspoka Z., Lanka A., Ptičkina Ā. Latviešu valoda 1.k1asei mazākumtautību
skolā. Darba burtnīca. 1. da1a.- R. : LVAVP, 2002.- 47 Ipp.
Anspoka Z., Lanka A., Ptičkina Ā. Latviešu valoda 1. klasei mazākumtautību
skolā. Darba burtnīca. 2. dala.- R.: LVAVP, 2002.- 47 1pp.
Anspoka Z., Lanka A., Ptičkina Ā. Latviešu valoda 2. klasei mazākumtautību

.Methodic aids
Anspoka Z. Jasjukēviča- Siliņa G. Skolotāja un skolēnu sadarbība latviešu valodas
stundās etniski neviendabīgā klasē.// Psychology ģimenei un skolai.- Riga:
Izdevniecības nams UADŽET, 2006/ 10.- 16.-23. lpp.
Anspoka Z., Siliņa – Jasjukēviča G. Latviešu valoda mazākumtautību skolēniem
mācībvalodas sākumskolā (1.- 4. klasē).- Lielvārde: Lielvārds, 2006.- 80 lpp.
Seminars 2007.- the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Latvia, ISECorganized course for the reviewers of scientific study literature
2006.- Seminar „Methods of career consulting” Riga
(lecturer. E.Ertelt, Germany)
2006.- Erasmus coordinators’ conference Eracon 2006 Bolu, Turkey
2006.- Seminar „Career management: ensuring quality and assessment” Riga
(lecturer D. Hughes, England)
2006.- Seminar „Support for multicultural career and consulting” Riga (lecturer
M. Launikari, Finland)
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2006.- Seminar „Consultation psychology”, Daugavpils (lecturer A. Kapelis,
Aistralia)
2006.- Seminar „Career education programs” Jūrmala (lecturer P.Plants,
Denmark)
2006.- Seminar „Career consulting system in Ireland” Riga (lecturer Grace
O’Grace, Ireland)
2005.- Experience exchange visit in the frames of ESF-project in Ireland, Dublin
State University, Trinity College regarding the development and implementation
of study programs for career consultants par
2005.- Seminar for the representatives of Nordic and Baltic states regarding career
consultancy issues on the labor market and educational institutions in Vilnius
Pedagogical University
2005.- Study visits to Helsinki University and Jyskvyla University regarding the
preparatory programs for career consultants and research
2005.- Erasmus coordinators’ conference Eracon 2005 Cyprus
Date
Signature
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Personal information
Name, Surname IEVA BĒRZIŅA
Data of Birth 22/12/1977
Address Ausmas 7, Inčukalns, Rīgas raj.
LV 2141
Telephone 7977536
Mobile telephone 9506071
E- mail berzina.ieva@one.lv
Fax
Education
Time period 2003 - 2006
Awarded education document Academic master/
title/ Obtained qualification International Relations (economics)
Name of the educational Institute of International Relations, University of Latvia
establishment
Time period 2000 – 2001
Awarded education document Professional Master/
title/ Obtained qualification General pedagogy
Name of the educational Institute of Pedagogy and Psychology at University of Latvia
establishment
Time period 1995 – 2000
Awarded education document Professional Bachelor/
title/ Obtained qualification Teacher of economics, mathematics, Health education
Name of the educational Rīga Teacher Training and Educational Management
establishment/ Academy
Address
Imanta 7. līnija 1, Rīga, Latvija
Time period 1992 – 1995
208
Awarded education document General Secondary Education Certificate
title/ Obtained qualification
Name of the educational Jūrmala’s Secondary School No 1
establishment
Employment Experience
Time period 22/01/2007 – up te present
Profession or position appointed Director of the study programme “Organization of
Entrepreneurship”
Name of the employment place Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
and its address Academy Imantas 7. līnija 1, Rīga, Latvija
Field Administrative work
Time period 20/09/2005 - up to present
Profession or position appointed Lecturer
Name of the employment place Rīga International economics and business administration
and its address academy, Meža iela 1, korp. 2, Rīga
Field Pedagogy
Time period 15/10/2006 - up to present
Profession or position appointed Marketing Project Manager
Name of the employment place Baltic Media and Communications Project, Ltd, Šmerļa 3,
and its address Riga
Field Marketing
Time period 04/09/2003 - up to present
Profession or position appointed lecturer
Name of the employment place Baltic International Academy,
and its address Lomonosova 1, Rīga
Field Pedagogy
Time period 01/09/2000 - up to present
Profession or position appointed lecturer
Name of the employment place Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
and its address Academy Imantas 7. līnija 1, Rīga, Latvija
209
Field Pedagogy
Time period 26/11/1998 - 30.06.2006.
Profession or position appointed Teacher and head of the methodological association for
lengthy ill pupils
Name of the employment place Riga City Council, Centre district of Riga School Board ,
and its address Jāņa sēta 5, Rīga
Field Pedagogy
Time period 03/09/1999 – 10/09/2000
Profession or position appointed
Chief executive on information issues
Name of the employment place for Centre district of Riga School Board, E.Birznieka-Upīša
and its address iela 17, Rīga
Field Pedagogy
Skills
Language
Understand
Speak
Write
Knowledge of Languages
Russian
Well
Well
Well
English
Well
Well
Well
German
Well
A little
A little
Computer user’s knowledge MS Office
Internet
Other skills Driver’s licence category B
Additional information
Seminars in Emlihheim (Germany), in July 2000 “Intereco 2000”
Projects Training of librarians in theme „Marketing
Communications” - Project „Training of librarians of public
libraries in Latvia – course „Innovative activity in libraries”
within Public library development Project, financed by state
of Latvia and Bill & Melinda Gates foundation, January –
May of 2008.
Courses European School of Management, February 2007:
“Principles and Practice of Marketing”
“Principles and Practice of Management”
210
Publications “Secret weapon – internal marketing” Office Manager, 2007
(6,7).
“Are You Ready For Service Marketing?” Office Manager,
2007 (3).
Date
Signature
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Personal information
Svetlana Brasnujeva
Name, surname
Birth data 05.11. 1858
Address Tukums region, Slampe parish. „Silavas” 23
Telephone 29785386
Mobilais Telephone 29785386
E-mail sbrasnujeva@mail.ru
Fax Education
Time period 2002-2003
Awarded education document Diploma.
title/ Obtained qualification Professional study program „English language teacher
at secondary school”
Name of the educational University of Latvia. Faculty of Modern Languages .
establishment
Time period 2001-2002
Awarded education document Diploma
title/ Obtained qualification Master of pedagogy
Name of the educational Agricultural University of Latvia. Institute of pedagogy
establishment and home economy. Master studies.
Time period 1977-1982
Awarded education document Diploma.
title/ Obtained qualification Teacher of Russian language and literature
Name of the educational State Kurgana institute of pedagogy. Faculty of
establishment
pedagogy
Employment experience
Time period 1998
Profession or position appointed Lecturer of English
Name of the employment place Riga Teacher Training And Educational Management
and its Address Academy, Tukums branch. Tukums, Pils 14
212
Field Education
Skills
Language skills Language
Understand
Speak
Write
English
good
good
good
Russian
good
good
good
Latvian
good
good
good
Computer user’s knowledge MS Word, MS Excel, MS Power Point
Other skills Driver’s licence category B
2004 . 24.04
Additional information
Semināri Higher education institution of international practical
psychology, Faculty of translators
Modern methods teaching the Russian language as a
foreign language
Courses
2006,2005.,
Courses for teachers of English
1999. Moscow. Russian language Institute of Pushkin.
Improvement of qualification
(certificate)
1995. Courses. Democratic structures in school system.
10.-11. March, Tukums, 20.-26.
March, Denmark, Friederikshaven
Conferences 2004., 2005, Riga Teacher Training And Educational
Management Academy, Conference of creativity
Date
Signature
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Personal information
Name, surname Valdis Cers
Date of Birth 18.03.1945
Address Rīga, Gregora 8- 45
Telephone 7459745
Mobile telephone 29611699
E- mail vturins@inbox.lv
Fax
Education
Time period 11 June 2003
Conferred education Defended Master’s dissertation in philosophy and obtained
document’s title/ conferred Master’s diploma No 013564, Mag. phil.
qualification
Name of educational institution The University of Latvia
Time period 1974 – 1979
Conferred education Diploma:
Г-1.
No
308891,
issued:
29.06.1979.
document’s title/ conferred Philosopher, lecturer.
qualification
Name of educational institution Latvian State University, Faculty of Philosophy.
Employment experience
Time period Since 2007
Profession or position appointed Docent
Name of the employment Rīga Technical University (RTU), Kaļķu 1
establishment and its address
Field Ethics
Time period 1993 – up to present
Profession or position appointed Lecturer
Name of the employment Rīga Teacher Training and Educational Management
214
establishment and its address Academy,
Imantas 7.līnija 1, Rīgā, LV- 1083
Field Philosophy
Time period 1988 – 1993
Profession or position appointed Student at Munster university
Name of the employment Political refugee in BRD, Nienkamp 22, Munster.
establishment and its address
Field Philosophy
Time period 1987-1988
Profession or position appointed Teacher
Name of the employment Pro-longed day school No 2; in Jugla, Rīga.
establishment and its address
Field The subject of Civic science.
Time period 1983-1986
Profession or position appointed Lecture
Name of the employment Riga evening secondary school No 25
establishment and its address
Field History and the subject of civic science
Time period 1979-1982
Profession or position appointed Scientific assistant
Name of the employment Academy of Sciences, Philosophy and Rights institute,
establishment and its address Meistaru ielā 10, LV 1050, Rīgā.
Field Philosophy
Skills
Language
Language skills Russian
German
Understand
Speak
Fluently
Fluently
Fluently
Well
Well
Well
Write
Other skills B category driver licence
Additional information
Reports at the international
1. Language and higher pedagogical education”, Rīga, 27
215
conferences
Apr. 2001, RTTEMA.
2. “Theory and practice in teacher education”, Rīga, 25
March 2002, RTTEMA.
3. “Acmeological aspects of personality maturity”, Rīga,
May 2003, RTTEMA.
4. RTTEMA IX international creativity conference
“Creativity research and release”, Rīga, 12 Nov. 2004,
RTTEMA.
5. “Fr. Nietze 160”, Rīga, 15 Oct. 2004, LU, Rīga.
6. International conference „Society and culture”, 28
Apr. 2005, LPA, Liepāja.
7. The 10th international creativity conference “Creativity
complex research and its result release into education
practice”, 11-12 November 2005, RTTEMA, Rīga.
8. International
conference
“Preschool
pedagogy:
scientific research current issues”. Report “Preschool
pedagogy in existential semantic expressions”, 2
February 2006, Rīga, LU.
9. International conference “Theory for practice in the
education of contemporary society”. Report “Humanorientated pedagogy and methodology adequate to it”,
6 -8 April 2006, Rīga, RPIVA.
10. International conference “Ideas of humanism in
contemporary pedagogy”. Report “Human orientation
world perception and the human’s project adequate to
it”, 29 April 2006, Saldus grammar school, Saldus.
11. The 47th international scientific conference by RTU.
Report “Value pedagogy: problems and perspectives”,
12-14 October 2006, RTU.
12. The
11th international creativity conference. Report:
”Value experience and personification process in the
human”, 10-11 November 2006, Rīga, RPIVA
Publications
1. Turins V. “Filozofija tekstu fragmentos”, Rīga,
RPIVA, 2001
216
2. Turins V. “Eksistenciāli semantiskās krīzes cilvēka
ontoģenēzē”, Rīga, LU, 2003
3. Turins V. “Valoda, runa, realitāte Ž. Lakāna
psihoanalīzē”, Teorija un prakse skolotāju izglītībā,
Rīga, RPIVA, 2002
4. Turins
V.
“Cilvēka
personifikācijas
fenomens
filozofijā”, Sabiedrība un kultūra. Rakstu krājums,
VIII - Liepāja, LiePA, 2006
5. Turins
V.
“Pusaudža
personības
ekoloģija
eksistenciālajā semantikā”, Teorija praksei mūsdienu
sabiedrības izglītībā. III Starptautiskā zinātniskā
konference, 2006
Teaching aids
1. Turins V. ,, Filozofija tekstu fragmentos” (Philosophy
in text extracts) – in Latvian, Anthology, RPIVA,
2001
2. Turins V. ,, Filozofija tekstu fragmentos” (Philosophy in
text extracts)– in Latvian, Anthology in the
Humanities, prepared for publication, 2004
Additional education
1. Latvia University of Agriculture, Doctoral studies in
pedagogy ( 2004 );
2. LU, Master’s degree studies in Philosophy ( 2001 –
2003 )
3. Soross foundation – Latvia programme ”Changes in
education” project” Reading and writing for critical
thinking development (November 1999 – October
2000 – 75hours ).
4. Pedagogy mastery faculty of the Small Academy at
RTTEMA, 4 CP, Ac.y. 2000/2001.
5. Conferred degree – Philosoph, Lehrer/Lektor in der
Bundesrepublik Deutsland – 13.11.1990.,
Duesseldorf).
6. Bildingsinstitut Münster e.V. Zertifikat (830 Stunden
Unterichtsumtang teilgenommen, Münster, den
217
15.06.1990.)
Organizational activities– social 1997 – 2001: Deputy-director and Dean of Philosophy
activities
faculty at the Small Academy of RTTEMA.
Awards
1.”Students’ recognition”, by Student parliament,
RTTEMA, 2002;
2.2.’’Gratitude diploma”, on 10-year anniversary of
RTTEMA, 2004.
Date
Signature
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Personal information
Name, surname GUSTAVS ELERS
Date of Birth 26.09.1972., Riga
Address Juglas 41-44, Rīga, Latvija, LV 1064
Telephone 7531343 home, 7860668 work
Mobile telephone 26728568
E- mail elers@inbox.lv
Education
Time period 1995 – 1998
Awarded education document
title/ Obtained qualification
Name of the educational
establishment and its address
Master’s degree in Sociology
University of Latvia, Faculty of History and Philosophy
Time period 1991 – 1995
Awarded education document
title/ Obtained qualification
Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy
Name of the educational University of Latvia, Faculty of History and Philosophy,
establishment and its address Department of Philosophy
Time period 1980 – 1991
Awarded education document
title/ Obtained qualification
Name of the educational
establishment and its address
General Seccondary Education certificate
Rigas 39th Secondary School
Employment experience
Time period 01.12.2004 –25.01.2007
Profession or position appointed Lecturer under the Department of Informatics and
Natural Sciences
Name of the employment place Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
and its address Academy (RTTEM), Imantas 7. līnija 1.
Field Pedagogy
Time period 2001 – 2004
219
Profession or position appointed Consultations and contractual work related to statistical
analysis programmes, sociologic research in
collaboration, as well as collaboration with other clients
in smaller projects.
Name of the employment place
SIA “Sabiedriskās politikas centrs PROVIDUS” Alberta
and its address 13, SIA ’’Sociālo pētījumu centrs’’ Aizkraukles 23,
Latvian Institute of Statistics, Kr. Barona 30.
Time period 07.01.1999- 30.06.2000
Profession or position appointed Sociologist
Name of the employment place ”Academy of Social Work and Social Pedagogy
and its address „Attīstība”, Eiženijas 1.
Time period 03.02.1992- 01.04.1993
Profession or position appointed Technician
Name of the employment place
and its address
SIA “Bārta”, Daugavpils 74
Skills
Language Language
Understand
Speak
Write
skills
Latvian
Excellent
Excellent
Excellent
Russian
Very good
Very good
Good
German
Good
Average
Average
English
Good
Average
Basic
Computer user’s skills MS Windows, Internet Browsers, MS Office, SPSS,
STATGRAPHICS, STATISTICA, QSB,
Adobe Photoshop
Other skills Driver’s licence, category B
Additional information
Courses 2005.03. - 2005.06. University of Latvia, Faculty of Pedagogy
and Psychology, Post-Graduate programme „Dialectics of
Universities: current theories and practice” 4 credit points (160
academic hours)
220
Conferences 06.04.2006- 08.04.2006 Public speech „A child and a child’s
computer”, University of Latvia, Faculty of Pedagogy and
Psychology, Pedagogy section under the 64th Pedagogy
Conference.
02.02.2006. Public speech „Cluster analysis as a method for
analysing teachers’ professional training”, RTTEM III
International Scientific Conference “Theory and practice in
today’s society education”, Riga.
Projects 01.2004 SIA “Sabiedriskās politikas centrs PROVIDUS”,
international project “Mare Balticum” dedicated to research of
human rights and living conditions of the imprisoned persons
and working conditions of the personnel at the places of
imprisonment. Processing of research data.
08.2003. Participation in SIA “Sabiedriskās politikas centrs
PROVIDUS” Project “Alternatives for pre-trial detention”,
statistical processing of research data.
2001.01. - 07.2001.SIA ’’Sociālo pētījumu centrs’’, „Research
on the use of alcohol and other addictive substances among
senior secondary school students in Liepaja and Jelgava
general daytime educational establishments in 2001”.
Participation in organisational issues connected with the
research, statistical processing of research data, and drafting of
report.
07.01.1999- 30.06.2000. Academy of Social Work and Social
Pedagogy „Attīstība”, work on projects:”ESPAD 99 Latvia”
ESPAD (The European School Survey Project on Alcohol and
Other Drugs) and „Interprofessional and interinstitutional
model of cooperation in cases of physical violence against
children”, Organisational issues, statistical processing of
research data, drafting of report.
Publications Gustavs Elers, Oskars Rasnačs “Klasteru analīzes lietošana
skolotāju kvalifikācijas celšanas kursu analizēšanai”121-126 p.
Scientific article for RTTEM III International Scientific
Conference “Theory and practice in today’s society education”
, Riga, 2006, SIA “ULMA”, ISBN 9984-569-60-8., 601 p.,
221
Gustavs Elers, Gregory Gorobetz”The most popular Programs
for Statistical Analysis: MS Excel, SPSS, STATISTICA” in
Spring University. Changing Education in a Changing Society.
Conference materials. Klaipedos universitetas, 2005, 49-52pp.,
218 p.
Sociologic entries in Glossary of Sociology glossary "Sociālā
darba terminoloģijas vārdnīca", Scien. Edit. L.Šiļņeva, prof.,
Dr.paed. Riga, “Jumis” 2000., 249 p.
Gustavs Elers, Report on research regarding attitudes towards
deaf people “Latvijas iedzīvotāju viedoklis par nedzirdīgiem
cilvēkiem” for the collection “Sabiedrībai par nedzirdību”,
Riga, “Kopsolī” 2000., 167-190 p., 205 p.
Date
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Signe Enkuzena
Date of birth 8th of June 1972
‘‘Rož u 9‘‘, Baldone, Riga region
Mob. phone: 28630044, E-mail: signe103@inbox.lv
Work experience:
From June, 2007
Swedwood Latvia Ltd, HR manager
2006. –2007
Construction company “Kalnozols Cetniecība”,
Personnel Development Director
2003-2006.
Double Coffee Holding, Personnel manager
2002. -2003
AC Nielsen Latvia; Market Research Field Manager
1998 -2003.
Riga Pedagogical and Education Managing Academic,
director of personnel and marketing psychologists programs,
tutor
1995-1998
Naturalization Board of Latvia Republic, project co-ordinate,
psychologist
1994-1995
Children
Clinical
Hospital
“Gaiļezers”,
Neurological
Educational
management
Department, psychologist
Part time works:
1999. – till now
Riga
Teacher
Training
and
academy, programme director of 2nd level professional
programme “Personnel Management”, tutor
1998 - 2006
AC Nielsen Latvia; moderator for focus groups, market
research project co-ordinate
1999 -2002
SIA Lattelekom Training Center, Managers’ training
department, tutor
1999 -2002
Personal recruitment for several organizations in Latvia
Republic
1999-2000
Advertising Company ’’Balta Communications’’ and ’’ACE
Baltic’’; moderator for focus groups
Education:
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1996-1998
University
of
Latvia,
Department
of
Pedagogic
and
Psychology. Specialization - organization psychology. Master
of psychology.
1990-1994
University
of
Latvia,
Department
of
Pedagogic
and
Psychology. Specialization - teacher of psychology. Bachelor
of psychology.
1979-1990
Riga Secondary school Nr.3
Courses, seminars:
2006.-2007.
“Small Business Class” – basic course in business
2005. XI
„Planning and rotation of Human Resources”, AHRM Latvia,
diploma
2005. X
„Good service” –training course for good clients’ service
2005. IV
Conference for Latvia’s Personnel Managers
2003, V
Safety Measures Expert (Certificate)
2001,IX -XII
Business English Course, Language Teaching Center
2000, III; 2001, III.
International Conferences of Psychology (Certificate)
1995-1997
Courses in State Civil Service Board:
Basic of Management and Office work (Diploma)
Basic of Market Economy (Diploma)
Communication: psychology and ethics (Diploma)
Basic of legislation (Diploma)
PC courses (Diploma)
Language knowledge:
Latvian – mother tongue, English – good,
Russian – very good
Professional skills:

Experience in personal recruitment , training, consulting,
managing

Experience in organization seminars, presentations and
conferences
224

Experience in moderating focus groups in market research
projects (about 30 groups)

Experience in co-ordination market research projects

I have taught such courses: organization psychology, work
psychology, business ethics, personal recruitment methods
Hobbies:

PC user (MS WORD, EXCEL, Internet explorer, Power Point)

Valid driver license sins 1996
Literature, sports.
Date
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Personal information
Name, surname Beatrise Garjāne
Birth date 31.03.1955
Address Brīvības bulvāris 11, Jelgava, LV 3002
Phone
Cell phone 29710211
E-mail garjane@rpiva.lv
Fax
Education
Period 1998
Name of the educational document/
qualification acquired
Dr. paed.
Name of the educational institution University of Latvia, Institute of pedagogy and
psychology
Period 1994 – 1996
Name of the educational document/
qualification acquired
Ma paed.
Name of the educational institution Master studies at Riga Teacher Training and Educational
Management Academy
Period 1994 – 1996
Name of the educational document/
qualification acquired
Qualification of educational manager
Name of the educational institution Professional higher education program of Riga Teacher
Training and Educational Management Academy
Period 1973 – 1978
Name of the educational document/ Higher education – philologist, teacher of Latvian and
qualification acquired literature
Name of the educational institution University of Latvia, Faculty of Philology
226
Work experience
Period 2006 Profession or position Assoc. Professor
Name of the working place and Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
Address Academy
Imantas 7. līnija 1, Rīga, LV -1083
Field General pedagogy
Period 2004 Profession or position Docent
Name of the working place Latvian Agricultural University
andAddress Institue of education and home education, Driksas 5,
Jelgava
Field General pedagogy
Period 2000 – 2005
Profession or position Docent
Name of the working place and Riga Technical University, Humanitarian institute, Āzenes
Address 16, Rīga
Field General pedagogy
Period 1998 – 2006
Profession or position Docent
Name of the working place and RIGA TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL
Address MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
Field General pedagogy
Period 1995 Profession or position Member of expert commission
Name of the working place and ISEC of the Ministry of Education and Science, Vaļņu 2,
Address Rīgā
Period 2007 –
Profession or position Teacher
Name of the working place Rīga Pļavnieki gymnasium
Field Latvian language and literature
227
Period 1992 – 2007
Profession or position Teacher
Name of the working place and
Address
Rīga Commercial Gymnasioum, Salaspils 14, Rīga
Field Latvian language and literature
Skills
Langu
Comprehension Speech
Writing
Language skills
Russian X
X
X
English
-
-
X
X
X
German X
Other skills
Computer skills MS Office, Internet
Additional information
Seminars 2000 – 2002
Future perspectives in vocational education in Latvia and
Lithuania in the European context – European Training
Center, Ministry of Education of Finland, Ministry of
Education of Denmark
Conferences
2007
Paper „The problems of learning culture in secondary
school”
RTU 48. international scientific Conference
2005
Paper „Hermeneutic method in pedagogy”
RTU 46. international scientific Conference
2004
Paper „Vērtības un tikumi jauniešu audzināšanā”
RTU 45. international scientific Conference
2003
Paper „Aspects of value education in education”
228
RTU 44. International scientific Conference
2002
Paper „Innovation Management in pedagogic process”
RTU 43. international scientific Conference
2001
Paper „Self-defined learning in study process”
RTU 42. international scientific Conference
Projects 2006 – 2007
Analysis of students’ achievements assessment textually
in the centralized examination of Latvian language and
literature: study of the situation and suggestions
ISEC, project of association of teachers of Latvian
language and literature, State language agency
2007 – 2010
Implications of the values of totalitarianism in post-Soviet
educational area
University of Latvia, Faculty of Pedagogy and Psychology
Publications

Cieņa un pašcieņa skolēna un skolotāja sadarbībā//
Conferences materiāli.- Rēzekne, 2005, CD
formātā

Andragoģijas elementi skolas un vecāku sadarbībā
// RTU Zinātniskie raksti: Humanitārās un sociālās
zinātnes., 8. sērija, 8. sējums.- R.: RTU, 2005.73.- 78. lpp.

Pētījuma kvalitatīvo un kvantitatīvo metožu
raksturojums un to mijiedarbība. Kontentanalīzes
metode // Tālākizglītības kursu materiāli „Latvijas
pedagoģisko augstskolu mācībspēku profesionālo
kompetenču pilnveide zinātniskās pētniecības
jomā”- Rīga, RIGA TEACHER TRAINING AND
EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
, 2007.
229

Skolēnu sasniegumu analīze tekstveidē latviešu
valodas un literatūras centralizētajā eksāmenā:
situācijas izpēte un ieteikumi // Skolotājs,
2007.,6.nr.- 19. – 26.lpp.
Date
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Personal information
Name, surname Jānis Gedrovics
Date of Birth 01.11.1944.
Address Valdeķu iela 62-136, Rīga, LV-1058
Telephone (+371)67674983
Mobile telephone (+371)29162147
E- mail janis.gedrovics@RIGA TEACHER TRAINING AND
Fax EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT ACADEMY .lv
(+371)67808034
Education
Time period 1993-1994
Awarded education document Master’s Degree in Pedagogy
title/ Obtained qualification Chemistry teacher for secondary schools
Name of the educational
establishment and its address
University of Latvia, Rīga, Raiņa bulv. 19
Time period 1972 – 1975-1978
Awarded education document Chemistry Sciences, Dr. Chem., diploma 1993.
title/ Obtained qualification
Name of the educational Latvian Academy of Sciences, Rīga, Akadēmijas laukums
establishment and its address 1
Time period 1962 – 1970
Awarded education document Diploma on Higher Education
title/ Obtained qualification Chemist (physical chemistry)
Name of the educational University of Latvia, Rīga, Raiņa bulv. 19
establishment and its address
Employment experience
Time period 1 September 2005 - now
Profession or position
appointed
Associate Professor
Name of the employment Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
231
place and its address Academy (RTTEM), Imantas 7. līnija 1.
Field Pedagogy / chemistry dialectics
Time period 1 September 1998 – 31 August 2005
Profession or position
appointed
Associate professor
Name of the employment Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
place and its address Academy
(RTTEM), Imantas 7. līnija 1.
Field Pedagogy
Time period 1 September1990 – 27 August 1997
Profession or position
appointed
Name of the employment
place and its address
Teacher (chemistry, physics, German language)
Riga 94th Secondary School, Rīga, Ozolciema iela 26
Field Pedagogy
Time period January 1991– December 1991
Profession or position
appointed
Senior Expert
Name of the employment Ministry of Education of the Republic of Latvia, Rīga,
place and its address Vaļņu iela 2
Field State administration
Time period August 1987 – January 1991
Profession or position
appointed
Deputy Director on Educational Methodology
Name of the employment Republican Institute for Teachers’ Professional Training,
place and its address Rīga, Vaļņu iela 2
Field State administration
Time period November 1972– August 1987
Profession or position
appointed
Graduate student, junior / senior researcher
Name of the employment Institute of Inorganic Chemistry, Latvian Academy of
232
place and its address Sciences
Field Science
Time period September 1971 – November 1972
Profession or position
appointed
Name of the employment
place and its address
Methodologist, Study Department
State University of Latvia, Rīga, Raiņa bulv.19
Field Management
Time period September 1967 – August 1971
Profession or position
appointed
Name of the employment
place and its address
Teacher
Riga 13th Evening secondary school, Skuju iela
Field Pedagogy
Skills
Language skills
Language
Understand
Speak
Write
Latvian
Native
Native
Native
Russian
Good
Good
Good
German
Good
Good
Good
Swedish
Good
Satisfactory
Good
English
Satisfactory
Basic
Satisfactory
Computer user’s skills MS Office, Internet, SPSS, NDS Stat+
Other skills Driver’s licence category B
Additional information
Seminars Mini symposium of Swedish Society of Natural Sciences
Didactics, Umeo, Sweden, 2007.21.03.
Conferences Umeo, Sweden, 22-23 March 2007, Sweden’s Pedagogic
Universities’ Lecturers Conference
Riga, 15-15 March 2007, International conference
„Didactics of Natural Sciences Today and Tomorrow”.
Maastricht, The Netherlands, 10-14 July 2006, XVI
233
Congress of the International Association of Ergonomics.
Riga, April 2007. International Scientific Conference
“Theory and practice in today’s society education”,
Tartu, Estonia, 8 – 11 November 2006, IOSTE Regional
symposium.
Vasa, Finland, 27-28 October, Annual conference of the
Finnish Society of Natural Sciences and Mathematics.
Stockholm, Sweden, 15-17 October 2006, II International
Conference „Natural Sciences in Primary School”.
Projects International Comparative Project of Natural Sciences
ROSE, 2003-2006, Latvia
Publications 1. Ābele U., Gedrovics J. 15-gadīgu skolēnu attieksme pret
dabaszinātnēm un tehniku starptautiskā salīdzinošā
projekta ROSE kontekstā. Radoša personība/ Zinātnisko
rakstu krājums. – Rīga: Kreativitātes centrs, 2006, 48-54.
2. Lamanauskas V., Gedrovics J. Training of Basic School
Teachers of Sciences in Lithuania and Latvia: Assessment
of Situation and Tendencies. The Bologna Process in
Science and Mathematics Higher Education in NorthEastern Europe: Tendencies, Perspectives and Problems. –
Joensuu: University of Joensuu, 2006, 40-51.
3. Bilek M., Radkova O., Gedrovics J. Czech and Latvian
Students’ Interests in Science and Technology Education:
A Comparative Study Based on „ROSE“ Project. Teorija
praksei mūsdienu sabiedrības izglītībā/ III Starptautiskā
zinātniskā konference. – Rīga: 2006, 33-38.
4. Zemesarājs R., Gedrovics J., Profesijas izvēles kritēriji
un prioritātes dažādos Latvijas reģionos. Augstākā
profesionālā izglītība teorijā un praksē/ Zinātnieki raksti,
4.laidiens. – R.: RTK, 2006, 69.-76.lpp.
5. Gedrovics J., Wäreborn I., Jeronen E. Science Subjects
Choice as a Criterion of Students’ Attitudes to
Science.//Journal of Baltic Science Education, 2006, No 1,
74-85.
6. Gedrovics J. Regional and Group Differences in the
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Framework of International Comparative Project ROSE in
Latvia.//Journal of Baltic Science Education, 2006, No 1,
38-49.
7. Порозовc Ю., Праулите Г., Райпулис Е., Гедровицс
Я. Учебники биологии и химии в основной школе
Латвии. Natural Science Education at General School/
Proceedings of the Twelfth National Scientific Conference.
– Lucilijus: 2006. – 172-179.
8. Gedrovics J., Lamanuskas V. Survey of Ergonomics
Problems in Latvian and Lithuanian Schools’ Computer
Classrooms. – Proceedings IEA2006 Congress// Meeting
Diversity in Ergonomics. Ed. by R.N.Pikaar, E.A.P.
Konigsveld, P.J.M.Settels. – Elsevier Ltd., 2006. CD.
9. Gedrovics J., Lāce I., Zemesarājs R. Postsociālisma
valstu jauniešu nākotnes darba kritēriji un profesionālā
orientācija. Izglītības ekoloģija un profesionālās studijas.
Rīga: RUK, 2006, 43-48.
10. Gedrovics J., Jeronena E., Kuusela T., Vēreborns I. Par
vielu pārvērtību izpratni. Conferences „Ķīmijas izglītība
skolā - 2006” Writing krājums. Rīga, 2006.gada
5.oktobris. – Rīga: LU Akadēmiskais apgāds, 53-60.
11. Gedrovics. Datorlietotāju ergonomiskā kultūra Latvijā.
Sabiedrība un kultūra/ Writing krājums. VIII. – Liepāja:
2006, 455-465.
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Personal information
Name, surname Silvija Geikina
Data of birth 17.08.1939., Daugavpils, Latvija
Address Rīgā, Anniņmuižas bulv. 68 - 32
Telephone 7411465
Mobile telephone 9213434
E- mail silvija.geikina@inbox.lv
Fax Education
Time period 1998
Title conferred by education Master’s degree in pedagogy
document/ Conferred
qualification
Title and address of the Rīga Teacher Training and Educational Management
educational establishment Academy
Time period 1962-1967
Title conferred by education Theatre scientist
document/ Conferred
qualification
Title and address of the A. Lunacharsky Theatre Art institute, Moscow
educational establishment
Time period 1959-1962
Title conferred by education Actress
document/ Conferred
qualification
Title and address of the Daile’s theatre named after Rainis; 3rd actor studio
educational establishment
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1995 – to date
Work experience
Time period
Profession or position Lecturer
Title and address of the Rīga Teacher Training and Educational Management
employment place Academy, Imantas 7. līnija 1
Branch General pedagogy
Time period 1988-1994
Profession or position Editor
Title and address of the Newspaper "Literatūra un māksla" Theatre and cinema
employment place department, Balasta dambis 3
Branch Theatre and cinema branch
Time period 1980-1988
Profession or position Director
Title and address of the Theatre museum named after E. Smiļģis , E. Smiļģa iela
employment place 37/39
Branch Theatre history
Time period 1973-1980
Profession or position Assistant-director in scientific work
Title and address of the Literature and History of Art museum named after Rainis
employment place , Pils laukums 3
Branch History of literature, Theatre history
Time period 1969-1973
Profession or position Scientific assistant
Title and address of the Literature and History of Art museum named after Rainis,
employment place Pils laukums 3
Branch Theatre branch
Skills
Language
Language skills Russian
English
Understand
Speak
Write
fluently
fluently
fluently
elementary
elementary elementary
Additional information
237
Courses University of Latvia, Faculty of Pedagogy and
Psychology, 07.03. – 27.06, in 2005, course “Higher
school didactics”.
Publications
1. Geikina S. Vazdiku dzimta: Ar teātri saindētie.(The
Vazdiks dynasty: Charmed by the theatre. – in Latvian
) - R.: „Likteņstāsti” 2004, pp.420
2. Geikina S. Retorikas pamati. Tālmācības
materiāls.(Basics of Rhetoric. Distance learning
materials – in Latvian) - R., Raka, 2003, pp.112
3. Geikina S. Noslēpumainā spēlmaņu Ļena. Grāmata
par aktrisi Helēnu Romanovu. (Mysterious musician
Lena. A book about actress Helena Romanova – in
Latvian) - R.: „Likteņstāsti”, 1999, pp.180.
4. Geikina S. Ironiskais romantiķis. Grāmata par
Dailes teātra aktieri Valentinu Skulmi. (Ironic
romanticist. A book about Daile theatre actor Valentins
Skulme. – in Latvian) - R.: „Likteņstāsti”, 1997, pp.
230.
Date
Signature
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Personal information
Name Grigorijs Gorobecs
Date of birth 17.10.1946
Address Alises ielā 6 – 50, Rīga, LV-1046
Telephone 7860668
Mobile telephone 29524114
E-mail g.gorobecs@inbox.lv
Education
From – to 1964 - 1970
Awarded degree or Higher education diploma,
qualification Specialty - mathematics
Educational establishment University of Latvia
From – to 1973 – 1976
Awarded degree or Latvian Academy of Sciences, doctoral programme,
qualification Physics and mathematics,
speciality: computing mathematics
Educational establishment Tartu University
Work experience
From – to 1.10.1967 - 01.10.1988
Profession or position Programmer, senior researcher
Name and address of the University of Latvia, Institute of Mathematics and Informatics,
employing organisation Raiņa bulvārī 29, Rīga
Area of practice Informatics, pedagogy
From – to 15.09.1980 - 01.07.1989
Profession or position Lecturer
Name and address of the
employing organisation
University of Latvia
Area of practice Pedagogy
From – to 1.04.2004 – 1.03.2006.
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Profession or position Head of Informatics Department
Name and address of the Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management Academy
employing organisation Imantas 7. līnijā 1, Rīga
Area of practice Pedagogy
From – to 1.03.2006 up te present
Profession or position Associate professor (university lecturer)
Name and address of the Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management Academy
employing organisation Imantas 7. līnijā 1, Rīga
Area of practice Pedagogy
Skills
Language proficiency
Language
Understanding
Speaking
Writing
Russian
Good
Good
Good
English
Good
Good
Good
Other skills Driver’s licence, category
Additional information
Seminars Riga, permanent seminar „Pedagogy of Informatics”
Courses Riga, 1992, American automation systems SABRE-B,
Salo (Finland), 1999, CAD-8 and PUNCH-5 programming,
Riga, 2005, „Didactics of Universities: current theories and
practices”.
Conferences Riga, 2006, University of Latvia, 43rd scientific conference,
Tula (Russia), 2006, „Informatics of Pedagogy”
Riga, 2006, scientific methodological conference „Pedagogy of
Informatics”,
Rīga, 2006., RTTEMA scientific conference
Projects Riga, 1988, State Project „Information system of Latvian
software developers and users”,
Riga, 2002, State Project „Megasistēma”
Publications Ievads operāciju pētīšanā. – R.: „Kompjūteru Serviss”, 2005. –
53 p.
Materials for international conferences.
Date
Signature
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Personal information
Name, surname Sarmīte Jēgere
Data of Birth 1 January 1950, in Rīga
Address Rīga, Brīvības 112 – 8, LV 1001
Telephone 7270494
Mobile telephone 29159054
E- mail sarmite.jegere @ inbox lv.
Education
Time period 1998
Awarded educational document Awarded academic degree of Dr. in economics
title/Obtained qualification
Name of the educational University of Latvia (LU)
establishment
Time period 1995
Awarded educational document In-service training
title/Obtained qualification
Name of the educational Riverside (USA) savings-bank society
establishment
Time period 1993 (4 months)
Awarded educational document In-service training
title/Obtained qualification
Name of the educational Copenhagen Business school and economics Institute
establishment
Time period 1983 (in May)
Awarded educational document Defended Doctor’s dissertation in economics
title/Obtained qualification
Name of the educational National Economy institute named after B.Plehanov
establishment in Moscow
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Time period 1978 - 1982
Awarded educational document Post-graduate course
title/Obtained qualification
Name of the educational Correspondence department at University of Latvia
establishment
Time period 1968 - 1973
Awarded educational document Economic cybernetics specialty, qualification of an
title/Obtained qualification economist – mathematician
Name of the educational University of Latvia,
establishment
Time period 1968
Awarded educational document Graduated Riga Secondary School No 6
title/Obtained qualification
Name of the educational Riga Secondary School No 6
establishment
Employment experience
Time period 2008.30.05.
Profession or position appointed Associate professor (of Economics)
Name of the employment place Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
Academy Imantas 7. līnijā 1, Rīga
Time period 2007.06.03. – 2008.29.05.
Profession or position appointed Associate professor (University lecturer)
Name of the employment place Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
Academy Imantas 7. līnijā 1, Rīga
Time period 2007.06.03. up te present
Profession or position appointed, Lecturer (assistant professor) at Latvia Academy of
name of the employment place Culture
Time period 2003 – 2004
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Profession or position appointed, Rector of Higher School of Social Technologies
name of the employment place
Time period 2000 – 2002
Profession or position appointed, Chairperson of Entrepreneurship Board at Property
name of the employment place Department of Rīga Council
Time period 1997 – 1999
Profession or position appointed, President , S/c “Lateko Banka” bank
name of the employment place
Time period 1995 - 1996
Profession or position appointed, State Minister of Investment and Credit Policy
name of the employment place
Time period 1995
Profession or position appointed, Consultant of Democratic party “Saimnieks” on
name of the employment place issues of economics, finance and politics
Time period 1995
Profession or position appointed, Lecturer for the World Savings-bank society
name of the employment place
Time period 1994 - 1995
Profession or position appointed, Consultant of World Bank
name of the employment place
Time period 1993 - 1994
Profession or position appointed, Advisor of Finance Minister
name of the employment place
Time period 1993
Profession or position appointed, Head of Research Laboratory at Finance Ministry
name of the employment place
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Time period 1981 - 1992
Profession or position appointed, Docent at the faculty of Finance and trade at
name of the employment place University of Latvia
Time period 1997 - 1981
Profession or position appointed, Engineer economist for the Computing Centre of
name of the employment place Communication Ministry
Skills
Knowledge of languages
Computer user’s skills
Language
Understand
Speak
Write
Latvian
Native
Native
Native
Russian
Very well
Very well
Very well
English
Very well
Good
Good
MS Office
Internet
Other skills
Driver’s licence category B
Additional education
Courses
2004
Higher School Didactics: modern theories and practice
2004 Theoretical and practical activity aspects of the European
Union
2001 Zygon Baltic Consulting Quality Management Course
Levels 1-2
1999-2000 ATF Course in Luxemburg – Issues of Bank Risks,
Investment Foundations and bank image issues
1997 ERAB course in Vienna On Talks with the
Strategic
Investor
1996 In-service course “Money Laundering” in Berlin by FIB;
Law department (USA)
1994 World Bank’s course in Washington and Rīga on issues of
financial policy and macroeconomics
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Additional information
Publications
From 1976 till 2007 - 55 publications
Additional employment
and elected positions
1973-1977 Engineer economist for the Computing Centre of National
Economy Ministry
1997 - 2001 Elected to Saeima as a member to Securities Market
Commission
1997-1999 Rector of International Tourism Higher School
1996- 1997 Chairperson of State Real Estate Committee Board
1996 Council member for Latvia’s investment bank
Since 1973 Lecturer, docent at Latvia’s state and private higher education
schools
Major themes: Financial management, Basics of Financial
legislation, Mathematical methods and models in economy,
Bank risk analysis and management, Marketing, Financial
services’ marketing, Crisis management, Modern marketing
methods, Crediting, Quality system management, International
economy, Financial services market, Strategic management,
Project
assessment
entrepreneurship
and
environment,
expertise,
Business
International
etiquette
and
communication culture, Stage gait
Participation in International Conferences on economics and finance issues in Norway,
Finland, Slovakia, Check Republic, France, the USA, Hungary, Russia, Belarus, the Ukraine,
Germany, Switzerland, Luxemburg, Greece.
Date
Signature
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Personal information
Name, surname Ilzīte Kadiķe (previously Ilzīte Akeldama)
Birth Data 05.10.1955, Cēsis region, Kaive parish
Address
Krasta 4-22, Alsunga, Kuldīga region, LV-3306
Cell Telephone 371 6 33 51 555
E-mail iillzziittee2@inbox.lv
Education
Time period 1997- 1999.
Awarded education document Master studies
title/ Obtained qualification
Name of the educational Riga Teacher Training And Educational Management
establishment Academy
Time period 1993- 1995.
Awarded education document Teacher of German
title/ Obtained qualification
Name of the educational University of Latvia
establishment
Time period 1973- 1978.
Awarded education document Teacher of biology
title/ Obtained qualification
Name of the educational University of Latvia of P. Stučka (currently University of
establishment Latvia)
Employment experience
Time period 1994 – to date
Profession or position appointed Teacher of German
Name of the employment place Kuldīgaa region. Alsunga secondary school
and its Address
Time period 1981- 1994
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Profession or position appointed Educator
Name of the employment place Kindergarten „ Zīļuks”
and its Address
Time period 1978- 1982
Profession or position appointed Teacher of biology
Name of the employment place Kuldīga secondary school No 3. (currently Central secondary
and its Address school )
Understand
Speak
Write
Very good
Very good
Very good
Russian
good
good
good
English
meduim
meduim
meduim
Skills
Language skills German
Computer user’s knowledge Microsoft Word- basic knowledge
PowerPoint- basic knowledge
Other skills Driver’s licence category B
Additional information
Seminars, Courses 07.10.-03.11.2007. Goethe Institute in Germany. Old
residences – modern cities, Mannheim - Dresden
2007. 21.- 27.06. Riga Dome Education Development
Department. Improvement of professional mastery for
teachers of German for the implementation of educational
content in general secondary education
13.12.2006.. Schools of pedagogic mastery. Motivation of
learning and behavior
15.10.2005.- 13.04.2006. Goethe Institute in Rīga Further
Education Courses for the acquisition of skills of information
search on the Internet and experience working with Microsoft
Word and PowerPoint Office tools
Date
Signature
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Personal information
Name, surname Māra Kakse
Date of Birth 17 June 1942
Address Rīga, Kronvalda bulv. 9, LV-1010
Telephone 67338310
Mobile telephone 29595976
E- mail mara.kakse@inbox.lv
Education
Time period 12/1994
Awarded education document
title/ Obtained qualification
Name of the educational
establishment and its address
Master’s Degree. Nr. 000561
University of Latvia, Faculty of Economics
Time period 1973-1976
Awarded education document
title/ Obtained qualification
Post-graduate
Name of the educational State University of Moscow (Moscow)
establishment and its address Faculty of Economics
Time period 1961-1966
Awarded education document Higher education in economics
title/ Obtained qualification Nr. 073550
Name of the educational P.Stučkas University of Latvia
establishment and its address Faculty of Economics and Law
Time period 1951- 1961
Awarded education document
title/ Obtained qualification
Secondary education
Name of the educational Gaujiena Secondary School
establishment and its address Primary / Secondary school
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Employment experience
Time period 1966-1969
Profession or position appointed Senior Lecturer
Name of the employment place Riga Polytechnic Institute, Department of Political
and its address Economics
Time period 1976-now
Profession or position appointed Lecturer
Name of the employment place Medical Academy of Latvia (now Rīga Stradiņš
and its address University) Department of Public Health and
Epidemiology
Skills
Language
Understand
Speak
Write
Latvian
Good
Good
Good
Russian
Good
Good
Good
English
Good
Good
Basics
Language skills
Additional information
1980 Fieldwork in University of Moscow, Institute of
Professional Qualification in Social Sciences
1985, 1990 Fieldwork in University of Latvia, Faculty of
Economics
1995 Participation in WHO seminar „Foundations of
Public health” in Kaunas
1995 Participation in University of Latvia, Institute of
Pedagogy and Psychology Project „Innovations in
Universities‘ Didactics” (certificate)
1997 Participation in seminar organised by USA national
Council
of
Economic
Education
and
Economic
Education Centre under the University of Latvia
(certificate)
1998 Participation in seminar organised within the
framework of EU Phare Project „Quality Management in
Health Care” (certificate of qualification)
1998 Seminar organised by German Federal Ministry of
Health „Principles of Health Care Management and
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related problems” (certificate)
1999 Seminar on teaching methodology organised by the
School of Public Administration and Baltic Economic
Management Study Programme for lecturers under the
University of Dalhousie
1996 Participation in courses „Economics of Health”
organised by Brimhealth Nordic Public Health School
2005 Participation in seminar „Strategic planning by
application of Balanced Scorecard method” , organised
by ZBC (Latvia)
2007 Participation in scientific seminar „Problems and
strategies in development of Latvian economy and
human resources”, organised by Riga Technical
University, Faculty of Engineering and Economics,
Institute of Regional Economics
Publications Author of 13 scientific publications, including:
1. Investīciju problēmas kurināmā- enerģijas resursu
izmantošanā (1989.g.);
2. Starptautiskais kredīts SEPP valstīs integrācijas
apstākļos (1989.g.);
3. Plānošanas un tirgus savstarpējā iedarbība
integrācijas apstākļos (1990.g.);
4. Fiskālās politikas aspekti Latvijā 90-os gados
(1996.g.,Šauļi).
Membership in public and Association of Health Economics, Member of the Board,
Professional organisations 2 years
Association of Public Health, Member, 6 years
Students’ Corporation „Staburadze”, 10 years
Date
Signature
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Personal information
Name Margarita Kaltigina
Date of birth 24.02.1947.
Address Lāčplēša iela Jelgavā 19-20, LV 3002
Mobile Telephone 29117625
E- mail margarita.kaltigina@Riga Teacher Training and
Educational Management Academy
.lv
Education
Time period 1964-1969
Awarded education document Teacher of German language and Literature, Diploma No
title /Obtained qualification 787109
Name of the educational
establishment
University of Latvia
Time period 1991-1993
Awarded education document
title /Obtained qualification
Name of the educational
establishment
Dr. paed., Diploma No 001157
University of Latvia
Work experience
Time period 12.2003. – now
Profession or position
appointed
Head of Languages Department, Professor
Name of the employment Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
place and its address Academy , Imantas 7.1īnija 1, Rīga, LV 1083
Field Pedagogy
Time period 11.2001.-12.2003.
Profession or position
appointed
Head of Foreign languages Department, Assoc. Prof.
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Name of the employment Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
place and its address Academy , Imantas 7.1īnija 1, Rīga, LV 1083
Field Pedagogy
Skills
Language
Understanding
Speaking
Writing
Latvian
5
5
5
Russian
5
5
5
English
4
4
4
German
5
5
5
Language
proficiency
Computer user’s skills Microsoft Word, Internet
Other skills Driver’s licence, category B
Hagen Project for the Baltic States lecturers “Didactics
Additional information
of Seminar”, Riga, 2000; Seminar on the use of internet
Seminars in learning of foreign languages, Riga, 2000.; “Creating
synergy for the learning of subsequent languages”,
European Centre of Modern Languages, Graca ( Austria)
2000, “Tertiarspraschenunterricht”, Munich (Germany)
2001; XII International Congress of German Language
Teachers, Lucerne (Switzerland), leader of the section
“Zweisprachiges Sach (fach) uterricht”, 2001; Regional
seminar “Didactic – methodical Concepts of Tertiary
Language Teaching : “German after English” in the
Baltic and Scandinavian Countries” in Riga and
coordination of the seminar together with Goethe
Institute and European Centre of Modern Languages,
2001; International seminar “Nach welchen Werten
wollen wir leben, tur welche Werte wollen wir straiten?”
Sonnenberg (Germany) 2002; 3 rd Baltic States German
Teachers Meeting in Tallin (Estonia), 2002;
International seminar “ Zukunftschancen der deutschen
Sprache in Mittel-, Siidost- und Osteuropa” Graca
(Austria), 2004; “Effizientes Lernen und Erleben von
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mehreren Fremdsprachen” Graca, 2003; EuropaLehrerseminar (Otzenhausen, Luxenburg), 2004;
Seminar fur Lehramter an Berufskollegs
(Gelsenkirchen), 2004; Tonspuren – eine musikalische
Reise durch Osterreich (Innsbruck, Wien), 2004;
Internationalisierung der Europischen Bildungsarbeit
(StraBurg), 2004.
Conferences Foreign Languages at Universities Today and
Tomorrow, Tartu, 2000.;
School in Lithuania: the past, the present,
Klaipedos, 2000.;
Foreign Languages for Professional Use, Riga,
2000; Daugavpils University of Pedagogy, 8th Annual
Scientific Conference, 2000;
Teacher of Foreign Languages. Europe. Globalisation.,
Riga, 2001;
Mehr Sprache - mehrsprachig mit Deutsch,
Lucerne, 2001.;
Modern Languages in the Knowledge Society,
Kaunas 2002.; Zukunftschanzen der deutschen Sprache
in
Mittel-, Ost- und Sūdeuropa, Graca, 2002.;
Foreign Language for Professional and Scientific Use,
Riga, 2002;
Teacher education in IXX Century; changing
and perspectives, Siauliai, 2002;
Science of Education and Pedagogy in Today’s World,
Riga, 2003;
Creative Personality II, Riga, 2003;
Creative Personality III, Riga, 2003;
Theory and Practice of Teacher Training, Riga, 2004;
Theory for the Practice in Today’s Public Education,
Riga, 2006;
K.Barons Conference ,,Childhood’s Experience:
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Cultural", Riga, 2006.
Projects
Participation in an International Pilot Project together
with Hagen Distance learning University and Goethe
Institute "Master’s Studies for German Language
Teachers” (Moderator 1998-2000)
Publications
Kleinkind, Grundschūler, Teenager. R., ,,Vārti"
1999.-391pp.
Fehler und autonome Lerner./ Paradigmatika,
Sintagmatika ir kalbos flinkcijos. Kaunas,
2000,S. 106.-108.
VVozu Literatur im berufsbezogenen
Deutschunterricht? Svešvalodu skolotājs.
Eiropa. Globalizācija., Rīga., Raka, 2002. 71.76.1pp.
Svešvalodu skolotāja kompetences. Svešvalodu
skolotājs. Eiropa. Globalizācija., Rīga., Raka,
2002. 26.-32.lpp. Zvveisprachiger Sach (fach)unterricht./
Izglītības
zinātnes un pedagoģija mūsdienu pasaulē. LU
raksti, 655. sēj. R., 2002, 259. - 267. lpp.
Svešvalodu skolotajā standarta izveides pedagoģiskie
aspekti. Zin.konf. krājums I "Teorija un prakse skolotāju
izglītībā II": RIGA TEACHER TRAINING AND
EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
,
Rīga. 2004; 110. -115. lpp Mācību motivācijas
veicināšanas iespējas svešvalodu apguvē augstskolā.
RIGA TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL
MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
Zinātniskie raksti IV;
Rīga., 2004: 170.-177. Deutsch in Lettland: gestern,
heute und morgen. Zukunftschancen der deutschen
Sprache in Mittel-, Sūdost- und Osteuropa; VVien,
Verlag fur Literatur- und Sprachvvissenschaft, 2004.
S.300-304 Eiropas Valodu diena RIGA TEACHER
TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT
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ACADEMY
- viens no augstskolas desmitgades
pasākumiem. ./ Izglītība un Kultūra, 2004.gada
28.oktobrī. Wie bilden wir Fremdsprachenlehrer aus? /
Izglītības zinātnes un pedagoģija mūsdienu pasaulē: LU
Raksti. 678. sējums / Zinātniskā redaktore prof.
I.Kangro. Rīga: University of Latvia, 2005. 77. - 82.1pp.
Studentu Language skills un gatavība darba tirgum
Latvijā. RIGA TEACHER TRAINING AND
EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
zin.konf.2006 Hypertext as a means of perfection of selfdependent studies for students.ATEE konf.2006.
Scientific and organisational
activities during last 6 Years
Tuition and reviewing of Master’s and Doctor’s
papers. Deputy Chairperson of RTTEMA Scientific
Council. Organising of international conferences: XII
International Congress of German Language Teachers,
Lucerne (Switzerland), 2002, Moderator of section;
Didactic Approaches to Teaching German as Second
Language After English, 200l.g. Riga, together with
Goethe Institute and on behalf of European Centre of
Modern Languages; Teacher in the 21st Century,
RTTEMA (2001); Teacher of Foreign Languages.
Europe. Globalisation (200.). Theory of Practice in
Today’s Public Education (2006); Compiling of
scientific articles from conferences (2001, 2002,and
2006). Development and lecturing of study programme
(Specialisation "Teacher of German Language in
Primary Schools", Professional Bachelor’s studies for
teachers "Teacher of Foreign Language in Primary
Schools", and a study programme for re-qualification
"Teacher of English Language in Primary Schools").
Member of the working group for development of
standards for teachers of foreign languages.
Development of study materials for students who are
learning German for Professional use. Rewiewing of
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study materials (I.Braslo, I.Tilla” Inmitten” etc.)
Academic and scientific 1993 Dr. paed. Council of Habilitation and Promotion
degrees under the University of Latvia; 1999 Assoc. prof.
Council of Pedagogy Sciences and Extended Habilitation
and Promotion under the University of Latvia; 2005
Professor, endorsed by Decision of Professors’ Council
of Pedagogy Sciences under the University of Latvia on
28.06.2005.
Areas of research Language interaction; Language learning; Training of
foreign language teachers.
Social activities Establishment of Sonennberg Society in Latvia (2000)
and administration thereof until 2004; Founder of the
ŌSD (Osterreichisches Sprachdiplom Deutsch)
Examination Centre (1999) and administrator thereof
until 2005; Member of the Latvian Scientists’ Council.
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Personal information
Name, surname Anda Kauliņa
Date of Birth 21 March 1968
Address Hipokrāta 45-1, Rīga
Telephone
Mobile telephone
29476514
E- mail anda_darbi@inbox.lv
Fax Education
Time period
Awarded education document
title/ Obtained qualification
Name of the educational
establishment/ its address
Time period
1998 -2004
Doctoral Studies in psychology
The University of Latvia (LU), the faculty of Pedagogy and
psychology
1993 – 1995
Awarded education document Diploma,
title/ Obtained qualification Master’s degree in psychology (Mg.psych.)
Name of the educational
establishment/ its address
The University of Latvia (LU), the faculty of Pedagogy and
psychology
Time period 1989 -1993
Awarded education document
title/ Obtained qualification
Diploma,
Bachelor’s
degree
in
psychology,
qualification
of
psychologist’s assistant, qualification of teacher in pedagogy
and psychology
Name of the educational
establishment/ its address
The University of Latvia (LU), the faculty of Pedagogy and
psychology
Time period 1974 - 1986
257
Awarded education document
title/ Obtained qualification
Name of the educational
establishment/ its address
Certificate of general secondary education
Limbaž i Secondary School No. 1
Employment experience
Time period 1995 – up to present
Profession or position appointed Lecturer, docent
Time period 1998 - 2006
Profession or position appointed Director of the professional study programme “Psychologist’s
assistant” at RTTEMA
Time period 2001 -2003
Profession or position appointed Head of the department of Educational psychology at
RTTEMA
Time period 1995-1998
Profession or position appointed RTTEMA - director of the professional study programme
“School and family psychologist”
Name of the employment place Rīga Teacher Training and Educational Management
and its address Academy, the faculty of psychology;
No. 1 Imantas 7 līnija, Rīga, Latvia, LV-1083
Field Psychology, education
Time period 2005-2006
Profession or position appointed psychologist
Name of the employment place S/A Social integration centre; Social work section;
and its address Psychological service
Field Psychology
Time period 2003 -2005
Profession or position appointed Lecturer
258
Name of the employment place
and its address
Field
SPPI
Psychology
Time period 1994 – up to present
Profession or position appointed psychologist
Name of the employment place Rīga Secondary School No. 93;
and its address LV-1082, Sesku 72, Rīga
Field Psychology
Time period 1993 -1994
Profession or position appointed psychologist
Name of the employment place S/c “Vācijas – Latvijas banka”
and its address Children sanatorium “Bulduri”Field Psychology
Time period 1990 -1993
Profession or position appointed Teacher
Name of the employment place Limbaž i Secondary School No. 1;
and its address Rīgas ielā 28, Limbaži, LV 4001.
Field Education
Language
Skills
Knowledge of languages Russian
English
Understand
Speak
Write
Well
Well
Well
Well
Well
Well
Computer user’s skills MS Office, Internet
Other skills Driver’s licence B category
Additional information
2005;
International
seminar
in
Tallinn
“Procedural
Seminars psychology”. Certificate.
2005; International seminar in Petersburg “Process as a life”.
Certificate.
1999; Seminar “Psychological counselling”. Certificate
259
1999; pupils career development at basic compulsory school
and at secondary school. Certificate.
1997; The family therapy and counselling. Certificate
1996; Psychotherapy methods’ use for the family counselling.
Certificate.
Courses 2006; Microsoft Unlimited Potential course “Basics of
Presentation”. Certificate.
2006; Ltd. “Baltic consultants” the course “European social
foundation project preparation, implementation, management”.
Certificate.
2006; Woodcock- Johnson’s intellect test user’s certificate.
1999; 2006. Participation in Woodcock- Johnson’s intellect
test adaptation in Latvia. Certificate.
Conferences 2005; International school psychologist conference in Greece,
Certificate.
2001; International school psychologist conference in France.
Certificate.
2001; RTTEMA International conference “Psychological
aspects of personality maturity”. Certificate.
2000; IV International Baltic psychologist conference in.
Certificate.
1997; XXI International school psychologist conference in.
Certificate.
Projects
ESF and the Disabled and their friends’ society “Apeirons”
training for “European social foundation project
preparation, implementation, management”, project No.
VPD1/ESF/NVA/05/GS/5.3.1./0001/0123/34 (2006)
European Community initiatives EQUAL project “The
disabled employment promotion” activity 9.1. (2005 -2006)
ESF project “Adolescents with special needs training for
the profession of designer’s assistant”( 2006)
European Community initiatives EQUAL project
“Professional career planning events’ development SIC”
(2005 - 2006)
260
EQUAL project “The disabled employment promotion”;
activity 9 (2005)
Publications The algorithm of the dialogic method//Promoting the wellbeing of children and youth: A challenge for the school, the
family and the school psychologist: 27th International school
psychologist conference materials, Athens, Greece, 2005,
102.lpp.
The definition and goal of the integrative eclectic approach//
Promoting the well- being of children and youth: A challenge
for the school, the family and the school psychologist: 2727th
International
school
psychologist
conference
materials,
Athens, Greece, 2005, 102.lpp.
Adaptācijas
psiholoģiski
fenomens:
būtība,
pedagoģiskā
nozīme,
iespējas.//Bērna
iedrošināšana,
pārejot
no
sākumskolas uz pamatskolu: atbalsts, sadarbība, palīdzība.
Rīga, 2002 (8 lpp.)
Connection Between social intellect and social adaptation in
the young teenagers// Psychology & education for the 21st
century:
International
school
psychologist
conference
materials,. – Dourdan, 2001, 75. lpp.
Socializācijas
īpatnības
pusaudžu
vecumā.//
Sociālā
pedagoģija un personības psiholoģiskā adaptācija mainīgajā
sociālajā vidē I: Starptautiskās Conferences materiāli, R.,
"Vārti", 2000.
Adekvāta pašvērtējuma veidošanas iespējas pusaudžu atbalsta
grupās.// Scientica est potentia: RIGA TEACHER TRAINING
AND
EDUCATIONAL
MANAGEMENT
ACADEMY
Zinātniskie raksti II. – R.: RIGA TEACHER TRAINING
AND
EDUCATIONAL
MANAGEMENT
ACADEMY
"Vārt", 1999. – 0,8 a.l.
261
Возможности
самооценки
поддержки
у
в
подростков.//
развитии
2
адекватной
международная
конференция. – Гродно: ГУ, 1999. – 0,1 a.l.
Самооценка подростка в процессе социализации.
Международная научная конференция: Санкт Петербурский университет им. Герцена. - Санкт –
Петербург: Санкт - Петербурский ПУ, 1999. – 0.15 a.l.
Supplements
Read courses:
General psychology, communication psychology, experimental
psychology,
psychologist’s
pedagogical
work
in
psychology,
practice,
educational
motivation
communication, career development and promotion.
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Personal information
Name, surname UVIS KOZLOVSKIS
Birth Data 16.05.1972.
Address Rīga, Visvalža 3a-144
Telephone 7504029, 7286617
Cell Telephone 9101886
E-mail uvis.kozlovskis@lrp.gov.lv
Education
Time period 2000 – 2002
Awarded education document Diploma
title/ Obtained qualification Master of social sciences in law
Name of the educational University of Latvia
establishment Rīga, Raiņa bulv. 19
Time period 1992-1997
Awarded education document Diploma
title/ Obtained qualification lawyer
Name of the educational University of Latvia
establishment Rīga, Raiņa bulv. 19
Employment experience
Time period 01.09.2002. – to date
Profession or position appointed lecturer
Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management Academy
Rīga, Imantas 7. līnija 1
Field Pedagogy
Time period 20.10.1998. – to date
Profession or position appointed Public prosecutor
Name of the employment place Prosecutor’s office of the Republic of Latvia, Northern region
and its Address Rīga, Kr.Valdemāra 17
263
Field Law
Time period 05.03.1991. – 19.10.1998.
Profession or position appointed District Inspector
Name of the employment place Rīga Latgale Prosecutor’s office, Police administration
and its Address Rīga, Gogoļa 7a
Field Law
Skills
Language skills Language
Latvian
Understand
Speak
Write
Mother
tongue
Russian
Excellent
Excellent
Excellent
English
medium
medium
poor
Computer user’s knowledge MS Office
Internet
Other skills Driver’s licence category B
Additional information
Courses 2004.– University of Latvia, Institute of Pedagogy and
Psychology, further education program “Didactics of higher
education institution: modern theories and practice”
Date
Signature
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Personal information
Name, surname Silvija Kristapsone
Date of Birth 14 March 1959
Address Zemturu 14, Mārupes pag. Rīgas raj.LV-2167
Telephone 7613487
Mobile telephone 29155599
E- mail s.kristapsone@inbox.lv
Education
Time period 1998 - 2002
Awarded education document
title/ Obtained qualification
PhD in Economics
Name of the educational University of Latvia, Faculty of Economics and
establishment and its address Management
Time period 1996 - 1998
Awarded education document
title/ Obtained qualification
Master’s Degree in Economics
Name of the educational University of Latvia, Faculty of Economics and
establishment and its address Management
Time period 1977 - 1982
Awarded education document Bachelor’s Degree in Economics Qualification of
title/ Obtained qualification Economist
Name of the educational University of Latvia, Faculty of Economics and
establishment and its address Management
Employment experience
Time period 1 January 2004 – now
Profession or position
appointed
Associate Professor
Name of the employment University of Latvia, Faculty of Economics and
place and its address Management
Field Education
265
Time period 1998-2003
Profession or position
appointed
Name of the employment
place and its address
Lecturer
University of Latvia, Faculty of Pedagogy and Psychology
Field Education
Time period 1992-1998
Profession or position
appointed
Name of the employment
place and its address
Administrator of Study Process
University of Latvia, Faculty of Pedagogy and Psychology
Field Education
Time period 1990-1992
Profession or position
appointed
Name of the employment
place and its address
Engineer
University of Latvia, Psychological Service for Schools
Field Education
Time period 1985-1990
Profession or position
appointed
Name of the employment
place and its address
Secretary – Typist
Latvian Forensic Scientific Research Laboratory
Field Justice
Time period 1982-1985
Profession or position
appointed
Name of the employment
place and its address
Engineer
Central Statistics Board of the Soviet Republic of Latvia
Field Economics
266
Skills
Language
Understand
Speak
Write
Language
skills
Russian
v
v
v
German
v
v
v
English
v
Computer user’s skills MS Office, Internet, SPSS
Other skills Driver’s licence, category B
Additional information
Courses
2003 Basic Training in Pedagogy for University Teachers
2005-2006 – English Language Courses
Conferences
♦ Social pedagogy and psychological adaptation of personality in changing social
environment, Riga, 9-10 March 19999;
♦ IV Conference of Baltic Psychologists, Riga, 6-9 October 2000;
♦ The traditional and the innovative in sustainable development of society. International
conference, Rēzekne, 28 February – 2 march 2002;
♦ International scientific conference. Theory and practice of teachers’ education II,
Riga, 5-6 April 2004, RTTEM;
♦ Business Education and Regional Development, Riga, 18 May 2005;
♦ Psychology & education for the 21st century. Dinan (France) 25.-29 July 2001
♦ ISPA 25th International School Psychology Colloquium, Nyborg, Denmark, July 25th
– 29th 2002;
♦ University of Latvia, Faculty of Economics and Management, 59th Scientific
Conference, February 2001;
♦ University of Latvia, Faculty of Economics and Management, 60th Scientific
Conference, February 2002;
♦ University of Latvia, Faculty of Economics and Management, 61st Scientific
Conference, February 2003;
♦ University of Latvia, Faculty of Economics and Management, 62nd Scientific
Conference, February 2004;
♦ University of Latvia, Faculty of Economics and Management, 63srd Scientific
Conference, February 2005;
♦ University of Latvia, Faculty of Economics and Management, 63rd Scientific
Conference, February 2005;
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Publications
Articles in reviewed publications:
1. Kristapsone S.(2000) Mortality Caused by external reasons of Death in Latvia in
the1990s. Hymanities and social Sciences Latvia 3(24)/99, University of Latvia, p.97 - 113
2. Kristapsone S. (2000). Narkomānijas saistība ar sabiedībai nevēlamām parādībām//
Sociālā pedagoģija un personības psiholoģiskā adaptācija mainīgajā sociālajā vidē.- R.:Vārti
– 236-243 lpp.
3. Kristapsone S.(2001) Statistic Characterization of Deviant Behaviour of Minors in
Latvia in1990-ies//IV International Baltic Psychology Conference New Developments in
the Baltics: Theory and Practic Proceedings. University of Latvia.Riga. – 197-211 p.
4. Kristapsone S.(2001) Nepilngadīgo deviantās uzvedības statistiskais Writingrojums 90.-to
gadu Latvijā//LU Ekonomikas un vadības fakultātes 59. zinātniskās conferences referāti.–
Rīga, LU – 30-41 lpp.
5. Kristapsone S. (2002)Correlations of Latvian criminality and socioeconomic
phenomena in nineties.//Tradicionālais un novatoriskais sabiedrības
ilgtspējīgāattīstībā. Starptautiskās zinātniskās conferences materiāli. Rēzekne - 69-78 lpp.
6. Kristapsone S.(2002) Noziedzību noteicošie sociāli ekonomiskie faktori Latvijā.//
University of Latvias zinātniskie raksti. 647. Ekonomikas un vadības zinību attīstības
problēmas, IV. - Rīga: LU, 397-408 lpp.
7. S.Kristapsone.(2002) The incidence of HIV infections and AIDS in Latvia and
world//Hymanities and social Sciences Latvia 2(35)/2002. – Rīga: University of Latvia. –
139–155 p.
8. Tiltiņa I., Škuškovnika D., S.Kristapsone. (2002) Components of Teachers’ Job
Motivation in Latvia. // Decade of Reform: Achievements, Challenges, Problems. – Rīga,
Izglītības soļi, – 16 -24 lpp.
9.Kristapsone S. (2003). Noziedzību noteicošie sociāli ekonomiskie faktori
Latvijā 1996.-2000. gadā. // Latvija Universitātes raksti 658 sējums. Ekonomika, I. – Rīga:
Zinātne – 133-146.lpp.
10. Kristapsone S. (2004). Četrpadsmit līdz astoņpadsmit gadu vecu pusaudž u un jauniešu
demogrāfiskais un sociāli ekonomiskais Writingrojums // University of Latvias raksti. 2004.
671. sējums. Ekonomika, III Rīga: Zinātne.- 180.- 191.lpp.
11.Kristapsone S.(2004). Socioeconomic Consequences of Alcohol Abuse at the Turn of the
21st Century in Latvia.// Humanities and Social Sciences Latvia. Population and labour force.
4(44)/2004. – Riga: University of Latvia - 98-113 p.
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12.Kristapsone S. (2005) Pusaudžu un jauniešu sociāli demogrāfiskās un ekonomiskās
atšķirības pilnās un nepilnās ģimenēs// University of Latvias raksti. 2005. 689. sējums.
Ekonomika, IV- Rīga: Zinātne - 148.- 160. lpp.
13. Kristapsone S. (2006). Iedzīvotāju mirstības ārējo nāves cēloņu izmaiņas 1990.–2004.
gadā// University of Latvias raksti. 2006
Monographic articles:
Kristapsone S. (2003). Noziedzība Latvijā (Noziedzību noteicošie sociāli
ekonomiskie faktori Latvijā 90. gados). – Rīga: RAKA- 203 lpp.
Textbooks:
1. Raščevska M, Kristapsone S.(2000) Statistika psiholoģijas pētījumos. – Rīga:Izglītības
soļi, 2000. – 353 lpp.
2. Kristapsone S. (2003). Statistika. Tālmācības studiju kurss.- Rīga: SIA “Latvijas
Uzņēmējdarbības un menedžmenta akadēmija” – 324 lpp.
Projects:
Participation in research projects financed by the Latvian Council of Science and state
budget.
2000-2002 Research No 01.0496 (LU No 474)
Participation in research projects financed by the Latvian Council of Science.
2003-2005 Research LU No 645 - Minors’ social adaptation problems in Latvia
Participation in research projects financed by the Latvian Council of Science.
2005-2006 Research LU No 868 - Minors’ social adaptation problems in Latvia
Additional information on Professional activities:
Association of Latvian Statisticians, Member of the Board
Latvian Academy of Sciences, Sub-commission of Demographic Terminology, Member
Business Management College, Editing Board of Remote Learning Materials, Member
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Personal information
Name, surname
Viktorija Kuzina
Date of Birth 28.05.1947.
Address Kalnciema 101-68, Rīga, LV 1046
Telephone 7808126
Mobile telephone 26770085
E- mail viktorija.kuzina@Riga Teacher Training and Educational
Management Academy.lv
Education
Time period 1965-1971
Awarded education document Diploma No ŠČ 348397
title/ Obtained qualification Philologist
Name of the educational
establishment and its address
University of Latvia
Time period 1988 - 1991
Awarded education document Diploma No CD 000748
title/ Obtained qualification Aspirant of Philology Sciences, Dr Phil.
Name of the educational
establishment and its address
Latvian Academy of Sciences
Employment experience
Time period
Profession or position
appointed
Name of the employment
place and its address
2004 - 2005
Professor
Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
Academy (RTTEMA) Imantas 7.līnija 1, Rīga LV 1083
Field Pedagogy
Time period 1994.-2003.
Profession or position
appointed
Assoc. prof., Head of Department of Arts
270
Name of the employment
place and its address
Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
Academy (RTTEMA) Imantas 7.līnija 1, Rīga LV 1083
Time period 1994 – 2003
Name of the employment
place and its address
Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
Academy (RTTEMA) Imantas 7.līnija 1, Rīga LV 1083
Field Pedagogy
Skills
Language
Understand
Speak
Write
Language
skills
Latvian
5
5
5
Russian
5
5
5
German
5
4
4
English
4
3
3
Computer user’s skills Microsoft Word – advanced user Internet- advanced user
Additional information
Conferences Ukraine (Kiev), Russia (Moscow, St. Petersburg) ),
Belarus (Grodna), Lithuania (Siauliai, Kaunas), Poland
(Warsaw, Gdansk, Rzesov), Daugavpils, Liepaja, Riga
Projects 2000 Institute of Latvian Language. Project "Functional
and Sociolinguistic Aspects of Language". 2000
Eurointellect Project "Video Course of Latvian
Language”.
Publications Kuzina V. Latviešu valoda: Videokurss. Videokasetes. R.: Eirointelekts, 2000. – 242 Kuzina V. Valodas
prasmei. R.: Petergailis,
2004. - 126 lpp. (Iesniegts).
Kuzina V. Latviešu valodas videokurss latviešu
sarunvalodas apguvei. Ž mogus kalbos erdveje.
Kaunas 2001 76. -79.1pp Kuzina V. Eiropas Valodu
gads un valodu
apguve// Svešvalodu skolotājs. Eiropa.
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Globalizācija: starptautiskas zinātniskas
Conferences materiāli. - Rīga, RaKa, 2002 , 5. 12.1pp. Kuzina V. Latviešu valodas normas un valodas
prakse// Valodu apguve: problēmas un
perspektīva. Zin.rakstu krājums. - Liepāja,
2002., 30. -37.1pp Kuzina V. Vārdnīcas un valodu
apguve// Baltu
valodu leksikoloģija un leksikogrāfija: XXXI
zinātniskās Conferences materiāli.
Sanktpēterburga: Filoloģijas fakultāte, 2002,
24.-26.1pp Kuzina V. Latviešu valoda kā nacionālās
izglītības satura pamats// Teorija un prakse
skolotāju izglītībā: starptautiskas zinātniskas
Conferences matedriāli (ISBN 9984-689-98-0).
Rīga, Petrovskis un Ko, 2002, 301. - 306. KuzinaV.
Latviešu valodas vieta vērtībizglītībā.
// Teorija un prakse skolotāja izglītībā II. - Rīga,
2004, 570.- 575.lpp. Ky3HHa B. P VCCKO jiaTbimCKHe a3tiKOBbie
KOHTaicrbī
B
ctfiepe tļ)pa3eojiorHH. B c6.
«Language, Culture, Teaching and Upbringing»,
Rzeszow, 2004, 257. - 262.
Areas of research Lexicology, phraseology, sociolinguistics, language
culture, terminology, functional stylistics, mathematical
linguistics
Academic activities 2000 - 2005 Lecturer of courses „Contemporary Literary
Latvian Language”, "Language Culture".
Membership in public and Member of Latvian Professors’ Association Member of
professional bodies International Phraseologists‘ Association. Member of the
board of Board of Sciences under RTTEMA.
International and national Certificate of recognition issued by Ministry of
recognition Education and Science for participation in project
competition „European recognition for Language
Learning”;
2004 Recognition from the Rector of RTTEMA for
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substantial contribution to the academy’s development;
2002 Certificate of recognition issued by Ministry of
Education and Science for participation and assistance in
the project competition „European recognition for
Language Learning”; Recognition from the Rector of
RTTEMA for substantial contribution to the academy’s
scientific development and methodological work;
1996 Recognition from the Institute of Latvian Language
for contribution to the linguistics;
1994 Recognition from the Official Language Centre for
promotion of revival of the official language;
Recognition from Danish scientists (experts) for
contribution to the science
Grants 2000 Institute of Latvian Language. Project "Functional
and Sociolinguistic Aspects of Language".
2000 Eurointellect Project "Video Course of Latvian
Language”.
Organizational activities 2001 Organiser of the International scientific conference
"Language and higher education in the field of
pedagogy” (RTTEMA).
Head of plenary sessions and sections under various
international conferences (Gdansk, Kaunas, Riga,
Liepaja).
Member of Scientific Collections’ Editing Board under
RTTEMA.
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Personal information
Name, surname Līga Lapsa
Birth Data 22.04.1968
Address Lapegļu 6-23, Kuldīga, LV-3301
Telephone 3322267
Cell Telephone 26365861
E-mail Ilapsa68@inbox.lv
Education
Time period 28.09.2004.-15.01.2008.
Awarded education document Diploma of professional higher education
title/ Obtained qualification Professional master degree in school management
Name of the educational
establishment
Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management Academy
Time period 01.09.1986.-20.06.1992.
Awarded education document Diploma Nr 100530
title/ Obtained qualification Teacher of the English language and literature
Name of the educational
establishment
University of Latvia
Employment experience
Time period 1992-2008
Profession or position Teacher of the English language
appointed
Name of the employment place Kuldīga Central secondary school
and its Address Dzirnavu 6
Field Pedagogy a
Time period 2004-2008
Profession or position
Leader of methodic association of teachers of English
appointed
Name of the employment place Kuldīga regional council, Educational administration
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and its Address Pilsētas laukums 2, Kuldīga, LV-3301
Field Education
Language
Skills
Language skills
Understand
Write
Speak
Latvian
good
good
good
English
good
good
good
Russian
good
good
good
Computer user’s knowledge Microsoft Office Word
Additional information
Seminars 24.10.2007-25.10.2007 ,,Work organization and methods for
regional association leaders implementing the content of general
education " ( 18 hours),University of Latvia, Faculty of
pedagogy and psychology
23.01.2007 ,,Motivation of learning and behavior, possibilities
of its correction"(12 hours), School of pedagogic mastery
24.04.2006 ,,The English language, its teaching methods and
tendencies of work development "(36 hours), ISEC
2004-2008 Evaluator of the written part of centralized English
language examination
Date
Signature
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Personal information
Name, Surname Anita Lasmane
Birth date 11 November 1954
Address „Mazliepadas”, Lībagi rural municipality, Talsi district,
Latvia
Mobile phone 29115177
E- mail anital@lanet.lv
Education
Time period 2006.09. – 2008.12 – study in profession master
programme “Personnel management” ( Rīga International
economics and business administration academy)
Time period 1998 – 1999
Title of education
document/Qualification
Title of educational institution
Certificate No. H-000735 of the master class in
psychotherapy by Professor, psychotherapist Alla
Spivakovska
Academy of Applied Psychology of the Moscow State
University
Time period 1993 – 1997
Title of education
document/Qualification
Diploma No. C-D 001471. “Skolotāja paškoncepcijas un
skolēna personības identitātes veidošanās mijsakarības”
(development psychology), Dr.psych.
Title of educational institution Doctoral programme of the University of Latvia
Time period 1994 – 1995
Title of education
document/Qualification
Title of educational institution
Bachelor of Social Sciences in psychology
Faculty of Education and Psychology of the University of
Latvia
Time period 1975 – 1980
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Title of education
document/Qualification
Title of educational institution
Diploma No. 710350 (with excellence)
Qualification – Latvian and Russian language and literature
teacher in high school
Daugavpils Pedagogy Institute (now – Daugavpils
University)
Time period 1972
Title of education
document/Qualification
Certificate of secondary education
Title of educational institution Roja Secondary School
Work experience
Time period Since 01.06.2004.
Profession or position Associated Professor in social psychology
Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
Title and address of employer Academy ,
1 Imantas 7th line, LV-1038
Sphere Psychology
Time period 2002 – 2003
Profession or position Director of the psychology master’s study programme
Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
Title and address of employer Academy ,
1 Imantas 7th line, LV-1038
Sphere Psychology
Time period 1998 – 2004
Profession or position Associate Professor (University lecturer)
Title and address of employer
Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
Academy ,
1 Imantas 7th line, LV-1038
Psychology Department, since 2000 – Faculty of
Psychology
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Sphere Psychology
Time period 1995-1998
Profession or position Consultant
Title and address of employer
Tukums district Counseling Centre of Educational
institutions
Sphere Psychology
Time period 1994-1995
Profession or position Psychology teacher
Title and address of employer Tukums district Zemgale Secondary School
Sphere Education
Time period 1990 – 1994
Profession or position Deputy Headmaster in educational work
Title and address of employer Saldus district Kalnu Secondary School
Sphere School management
Time period 1989 -1990
Profession or position Teacher
Title and address of employer Saldus district Kalnu Secondary School
Sphere Education
Time period 1984 - 1989
Profession or position Deputy Headmaster in educational work
Title and address of employer Valmiera district Vocational Secondary School No. 23
Sphere School management
Time period 1980 - 1989
Profession or position Teacher
Title and address of employer Valmiera district Vocational Secondary School No. 23
Sphere Education
Skills
Language skills Language
Understanding Speaking
Writing
278
Latvian
x
x
x
Russian
x
x
x
German
x
x
x
English
x
x
Computer skills Microsoft Office, Internet
Other skills
Additional information
Seminars
April 2008 – forum “Personnel development and training”,
Riga

April – May 2006 – Lecture course of professors K.
Otto and G. Mora of the Leipzig University Work and
Organisation Psychology Institute on current issues of
work, organisation psychology and staff management
in the world

May 1 – 7, 2003 – exchange of experience in Leipzig
University Faculty of Psychology in Work and
organisation psychology institute, development of
common research programme in organisation and
social psychology.

Supervisions
since
2002
(psychotherapist
A.Baltmugure, Riga), 300 hours.

2001 – 2003 – studies in Faculty of Psychology of St.
Petersburg
University
for
acquiring
of
new
specialization – integrative approaches in counseling
and therapy.

Seminar-practical classes „Psiholoģiskā konsultēšana”
1st level, 40 hours, certificate No. 430 (4180); 2nd level,
40 hours, certificate No. 766 (4516), 2000.

Seminar-practical classes “Ģimenes psihoterapeitiskā
konsultēšana” 24 hours, certificate No. 563 (4313),
2000.

Latvian
Professional
Career
Counselling
Centre
programme „Skolēnu arodkonsultēšanas pamati”, 80
279
hours (certificate No. 13; 1995).
Conferences Presentations
International conferences and congresses
Presentation in the 3rd International scientific conference
„Teorija praksei mūsdienu sabiedrības izglītībā” – „
Pusaudžu psiholoģiskās depresijas un priekšstatu par dzīves
notikumiem saistība”, Riga, April 7, 2006
Participation in European Centre’s employers’ problem
discussion, conference of Latvian Christian Academy and
Latvian Social dialogue education centre „Atrasts Amerikā
– kāpēc? Migrācija: teoloģiskie, cilvēktiesību un
sociālekonomiskie aspekti”. Riga, 10. – 11. 11. 2005.
Scientific conference No. 63 of the University of Latvia.
Psychology section. Presentation „ Psihiskās realitātes
atspoguļojums valodā. Teorētiskie aspekti.” Riga,
10.02.2005.
Presentation in Yaroslavl University Methodology seminar
“Teorētisko pieeju un koncepciju integrācijas jautājums
psiholoģijā”, April 11 – 15, 2004.
ATEE conference, Riga, 2003.
International conference „Teorija un prakse skolotāju
izglītībā”, 2002, Riga, RTTEMA
Conference of Baltic psychologists, 2002, Tartu.
Conference of European psychotherapists „RietumiAustrumi”, 2001, Moscow
Participation in international conference „Bezapziņas
rež ija”, 2001, Cannes
International conferences „Radošas personības attīstība”
2000, 2001, Riga, RTTEMA.
Other scientific practical conferences
Scientific practical conference „Psiholoģija: teorija un
280
prakse”, Association of Practical psychologists of Latvia,
May 31, 2003, presentation „Organizācijas kultūras izpētes
metodika”.
Projects Project „Development of Human Resources Management
Research’s Methodology” of the subprogramme No
13.15.00 of Ministry of Education and Science of Latvia
„Ensuring and developing science infrastructure in
institutions of higher education” (2007, project is
implemented by RTTEMA Business and Management
Department, head of the project)
Project „ Development of personnel management science
and practice in Latvia and worldwide” of the
subprogramme No. 03.15.00 of Ministry of Education and
Science of Latvia „ Ensuring and developing science
infrastructure in institutions of higher education” (2006 –
2007, project is implemented by RTTEMA Business and
Management Department, head of the project)
Grant research of the Latvian Council of Science No.
04.1324 „Reflection of Mental reality students and lecturers
in language”(2004-2006, project is implemented by Faculty
of Education and Psychology of the University of Latvia,
leading researcher)
Grant research of the Latvian Council of Science No.
03.0951 „ Social and psychological Aspects of work life
quality in organizations in Latvia”” (2003, head of the
reserach)
Grant research of the Latvian Council of Science „
Development of personality in multicultural environment”
(2001-2003, the project is implemented by the Pedagogy
and Psychology Institute of University of Latvia, leading
researcher)
Grant research of the Latvian Council of Science „
Personality Self-esteem and Identity”(1999-2001, the
281
project is implemented by the Pedagogy and Psychology
Institute of University of Latvia, leading reseracher)
International projects
April – May 2008 - In the framework of the Latvian public
library development project „Trešais tēva dēls”, the project
of the State agency „Kultūras informācijas sistēmas” and
the JSC Datorzinību centrs: “Topical issues of lifelong
learning and the role of libraries in the knowledge society”
(„Mūžizglītības aktuālās problēmas un bibliotēku loma
zināšanu sabiedrībā”). Teaching of classes.
April – August 2007 - European Social Fund Social
integration fund project “Motivation programmes for
socially excluded risk groups in Jekabpils region” in
collaboration with the society “Countryside partnership
Selija” and State agency for career choice.
Produced study material “Development of personality”(90
pgs.)
March 2000 – December 2001 Project of the European
Education Fund „ Reshaping the Structure and Focus of
Teacher/ Trainer Training in Latvia and Lithuania”
February 1999 – August 1999 Project of the Soros
Foundation Latvia „Skolu un augstskolu sadarbības modeļu
izveide”.
Publications
1. Articles in reviewed publications
Accepted for publication, article Lasmane A. „Biznesa
izpratne Rietumu un Austrumu domāšanā – mīts vai
realitāte?” in the magazine „Bizness & Psiholoģija” No. 2
Lasmane A. „Kreatīvā adaptācija” article in the magazine
„Psiholoģija mums”, No. 6 (19), p. 26 – 30.
Lasmane A., Taukuļa S. (2006). „Sociālo un ekonomikas
zinātņu 1. un 4. kursu studentu trauksmes un subjektīvās
labklājības izjūtas sakarības”; article in the compilation of
publications of ATEE conference (Faculty of Education
282
and Psychology of University of Latvia), 2006 (article in
conference materials in electronic form), 12 pages.
Lasmane A., Stepule S., Fiļimonova J. (2006). Pusaudžu
psiholoģiskās
depresijas
un
priekšstatu
par
dzīves
notikumiem saistība.//Scientific articles. 3rd international
scientific
conference
„
Teorija
praksei
mūsdienu
sabiedrības izglītībā”. Riga, RTTEMA, 2006, p. 269 – 277.
(2005). Developed in the framework of the Grant research
of the Latvian Council of Science No. 04.1324 „Dažādu
specialitāšu studentu un docētāju psihiskās realitātes
atspoguļojums valodā” and approved by the Council of
Science of the University of Latvia, study aid „Valodas
psiholoģija” – December 2005, 36 pages.
Lasmane A., Mārtinsone K. (2004). Teorētisko pieeju un
koncepciju integrācijas jautājums psiholoģijā. Compilation
of methodological articles of Yaroslavl University, 2004,
12 pages.
Lasmane A., Tunne I., Krūmiņa I., Ābele A. (2003).
Personības attīstība multikulturālā sabiedrībā.// „RTU
Zinātniskie raksti”, 2003, 12 pages.
D.Medne, I.Tunne, I.Krūmiņa, A.Lasmane (2003).
„Skolēnu sociālo prasmju attīstība multikulturālā
sabiedrībā” in the compilation „Teachers, Students and
Pupils in a Learning Society”, ATEE conference materials,
Riga, „Izglītības soļi” Ltd., 2003, p. 43-50.
Lasmane A. (2002). “Organizācijas vadītāja pašrealizācijas
un organizācijas kultūras sakarības.// „Teorija un prakse
skolotāju izglītībā” (materials of international conference),
Riga, RTTEMA, 2002, 63-69.
Lasmane A. (2000). Personības identitātes un kreativitātes
attīstības likumsakarības. // “Radoša personība”, RTTEMA,
2000, 5 pages.
Lasmanis A., Lasmane A., Vanaga I., Lasmane D.
Television in Children’s Education: Analisis of Research.
//”Communication
and
Individual
Opinion:
Media
283
inHuman Education”; International Conference, May 12 –
13, Vitebsk, Belarus (compliation of articles in publishing)
2. Monographic works
Monograph submitted for publication A. Lasmane,
K. Mārtinsone „Psiholoģija- vēsture un šodiena”, 600
pages, included in the plan of publishers „Zvaigzne ABC”.
3. Study publications
Lasmane A. (2005). Organizāciju psiholoģija II. Material
for distance learning. Riga, Business Management College,
2005, 2006.
Lasmane A. (1998). Skolotājs - skolēna personības
attīstības rosinātājs //Riga, 1998, 76 pages;
Lasmane A. (1998). Identitātes veidošanās nosacījumi
skolotāja un skolēna saskarsmē // Riga, Pedagogy and
Psychology Institute of University of Latvia, 1998, 80
pages;
4. Other scientific publications
Lasmane A. (2003). Organizācijas kultūras izpētes
metodika.// Psiholoģija. Teorija un prakse. Riga,
Association of Practical psychologists of Latvia, 2003, 12
pages.
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Personal information
Name, surname Santa Laurīte
Birth Data 13.10.1968.
Address Izmēģinātāju 6-38
Priekuļi, Cēsis region
Telephone 64130448
Cell Telephone 26534619
E-pasts santalaurite@inbox.lv
Education
Time period 1996. – 1998.
Awarded education document title/ Master’s Diploma /
Obtained qualification Master’s degree in pedagogy
Name of the educational Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
establishment Academy; Imantas 7. līnija 1, Rīga, Latvia
Time period 1987. – 1992.
Awarded education document title/ Diploma / Degree of bachelor in pedagogy /
Obtained qualification Teacher of the English language and literature
Name of the educational University of Latvia
establishment Raiņa bulvāris 19, Rīga, Latvia
Time period 1984. – 1987.
Awarded education document title/ Diploma of secondary education
Obtained qualification
Name of the educational Cesis secondary school No 1; L. Paegles 1, Cēsis,
establishment Latvia
Employment experience
Time period no 2003.
Profession or position appointed lecturer
Name of the employment place and Baltic International Academy, Smiltene branch,
its Address Dārza iela 17, Smiltene
285
Field pedagogy
Time period since 2001.
Profession or position appointed lecturer
Name of the employment place and Jāņmuiža Professional secondary school;
its Address Ozolu gatve 3, Jāņmuiža, Cēsis region.
Field pedagogy
Time period since 1994.
Profession or position appointed lecturer
Name of the employment place and Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
its Address Academy, Cesis branch; Lielā Katrīnas 2, Cēsis
Field pedagogy
Time period 1993. – 1998.
Profession or position appointed Teacher
Name of the employment place and State Priekuļi agricultural college, Egļu gatve 9,
its Address Priekuļi, Cēsis region
Field Pedagogy
Skills
Language skills Language
Understand Speak
Write
English
very good
very good
very good
Russian
very good
good
good
German
good
poor
poor
Computer user’s knowledge MS Office, Excel
Internets
Other skills Driver’s licence category B
Additional information
Courses Riga Teacher Training And Educational Management
Academy , 1998.-1999.; Small Academy – Faculty of
foreign languages
Riga Teacher Training And Educational Management
Academy , 1998.-1999.; Faculty of pedagogic
286
mastery
Riga Teacher Training And Educational Management
Academy , 1998.; Use f computer software in English
language acquisition
Longman ELT, Cēsis, 2006. – “Modern tendencies in
teaching English”
Cēsis, 2007. – „Professional improvement program
for teachers of English” (A1)
Rīga, 2008 – Oxford University Press conference
Projects Vidzeme Higher Education Institution and Vaxjo
University (Sweden), 1999.-2001.; “Improvement of
qualification of working teachers and teachers’
education improvement”
Date
Signature
287
CURRICULUM VITAE
Personal information
Name, Surname ĒRIKS MELNIS
Birth date and place 04.05.1947., Bārbele, Bauska district, Latvia
Address 11 – 25, Torņa Street, Alūksne, LV-4301
Mobile phone 26751212
E- mail eriks.melnis@inbox.lv
Education
Time period 1995-1996
Title of education Diploma. General staff service officer course
document/Qualification
Title of educational Management Academy of German Armed Forces, Hamburg
institution
Time period 1976-1979
Title of education Diploma. Military science candidate degree in Air Force
document/Qualification tactics specility, in 1997 compared in Latvia as the
Engineering Doctor’s degree (in management science
sphere)
Title of educational Gagarin’s Air Force Academy in Monino (Russia),
institution adjuncture
Time period 1972-1976
Title of education Diploma. Qualification – officer with higher military
document/Qualification education in speciality of operational-tactical management
and staff service of Airforce communications and radio
engineering supply force, diploma of excellence and golden
medal.
Title of educational Gagarin’s Air Force Academy in Monino (Russia),
institution Staff service faculty
Time period 1965-1968
Title of education Diploma. Radiolocation system speciality, qualification –
document/Qualification radio engineer, diploma of excellence
288
Title of educational National Anti-aircraft defence force radio engineering
institution school, Vilnius (Lithuania)
Time period 1961-1965
Title of education Certificate of secondary education.
document/Qualification During school years – electrician vocational training
courses, qualification – 2nd category electrician.
Title of educational Dobele Secondary School No. 1
institution
Work experience
Time period Since 01.10.2005.
Profession or position Associate Professor
Title and address of Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
employer Academy, Department of economics and business
Sphere Management science
Time period Since 20.02.2005.
Profession or position Associate Professor (additional job)
Title and address of Police Academy of Latvia, Police law and special tactics
employer department. 8 Ezermalas Street, Riga, LV-1014
Sphere Management science, civil safety and protection
Time period 02.01.2004.-20.02.2005.
Profession or position Acting Pro-rector in scientific work, Associate Professor
Title and address of Police Academy of Latvia, Police law and special tactics
employer department. 8 Ezermalas Street, Riga, LV-1014
Sphere Management science, civil safety and protection
Time period 2001-2003
Profession or position Head of department, Associate Professor
Title and address of Police Academy of Latvia, Science Department, Police law
employer and special tactics department. 8 Ezermalas Street, Riga,
LV-1014
Sphere Management science, civil safety and protection
289
Time period 2000-2001
Profession or position Head of department, Associate Professor
Title and address of Police Academy of Latvia, Military law and special tactics
employer department. 8 Ezermalas Street, Riga, LV-1014
Sphere Managemenet science, civil protection and defence
Time period 1998-2000
Profession or position Head of department, Associate Professor
Title and address of Police Academy of Latvia, Military department.
employer 8 Ezermalas Street, Riga, LV-1014
Sphere Management science, civil protection and defence
Time period 1997-1998
Profession or position Associate professor
Title and address of Police Academy of Latvia, Military department.
employer 8 Ezermalas Street, Riga, LV-1014
Sphere Management science, civil protection and defence
Time period 1996-1997
Profession or position Commander of mobile riflemen brigade
Title and address of National Armed Forces (NAF)
employer Riga district, Ādaži rural municipality, Kadaga
Sphere Defence
Time period 1994-1996
Profession or position Senior officer of the main staff operations authority
Title and address of NAF Head staff
employer Riga, 10/12 Kr.Valdemāra Street, Riga, LV-1473
Sphere Defence
Time period 1992-1994
Profession or position Commander of Alūksne Mobile riflemen battalion
Title and address of NAF Alūksne Mobile riflemen battalion
employer Alūksne, 1 Lāčplēša Street, LV-4301
Sphere Defence
290
Time period 1992
Profession or position Deputy head of department
Title and address of Police Academy of Latvia, Physical and military training
employer department.
Sphere Management science, civil protection and defence
Time period 1991-1992
Profession or position Head of battalion staff
Title and address of Alūksne National Guard battalion No. 24
employer Alūksne, Jāņkalna Street, LV-4301
Sphere Defence
Time period 1965-1991
Profession or position Military service in the USSR Armed forces; last position –
head of department (1986-1991).
Associate Professor in the Tactics and military history
department (1979-1986)
Title and address of USSR Armed forces; last employer - Tambov Air force
employer engineer higher military school, Department of tactics and
military history (1979-1991)
Sphere Military science and history
Skills
Language
Understanding Speaking
Writing
Language skills Russian
Good
Good
Good
German
Good
Good
Intermediate
Computer skills MS Office, Internet
Other skills B, C category driver’s licence
Additional information
Ē.Melnis. Par zinātniskā un pētnieciskā darba organizāciju
Seminars un norisi LPA. Report in the seminar of pro-rectors and
heads of science departments in the University of
Agriculture of Latvia. 16.05.2003.
Courses

2006. “Uzņēmējdarbība: pārdošanas un noieta
organizēšanas vadība.” Latvian Rural Advisory and
Training Centre. 1 week.

2005. “Lauksaimniecības pamati”, Latvian Rural
291
Advisory and Training Centre. 3 months.

2004. Further education course of the University of
Agriculture of Latvia “Inovācijas augstākās izglītības
sistēmā”, 3 months.

2004. “Studiju un zinātniskā darba organizācija un
vadība augstskolā”, Ukraine National Home Affairs
Academy (Kyiv), 1 week.

2003. Police senior staff training courses, Selma Police
Educational Institute, (Germany), 4 weeks.

2003. Police senior staff training courses, Police
Management Academy, Munster (Germany), 1 week;

2002. Police senior staff training courses, Selma Police
Educational Institute, (Germany), 2 weeks.

2001. Civil protection senior staff training courses.
Disaster Prevention and Civil Protection Academy,
(Germany), 2 weeks.

2001. Security police senior staff training courses.
Police Further Training Institute in Neus, Germany, 1
week.

2001. Municipal law course for members of municipal
governments, Municipal Consultation Centre. 24 hours.

2000. Computer courses, Police Academy of Latvia, 1
month.

1997. Police senior staff training courses, Police
Management Academy, Munster (Germany), 1 month;

1994-1995 German language courses, Federal Language
Centre, Hurt (Germany), 10 months;

1993. Courses for senior staff of the NATO North
European Civil protection in civil-military cooperation
sphere, Oslo (Norway), 1 week.
Conferences
(presentations)

Ē.Melnis. “Aktuāli policijas darba jautājumi
sabiedriskās kārtības nodrošināšanā masu pasākumos”.
Scientific conference of the Police Academy of Latvia
“Par iekšlietu sistēmā 2004. gadā veiktajiem
pētījumiem”. 16.12.2004.
292

Ē.Melnis. Sabiedriskās drošības un kārtības
nodrošināšanas masu pasākumos tiesiskie un
organizatoriskie aspekti Latvijas Republikā. IPA VI
conference, Slovakia, Piestani, 04.-06.06.2004.

Ē.Melnis. Par profesionālās terminoloģijas
pilnveidošanu civilās drošības un aizsardzības jomā.
International scientific practical conference “Speciālais
teksts juridiskās terminoloģijas apguvē”, Police
Academy of Latvia 27.-28.11.2003.

Ē.Melnis. Par LPA prioritārajiem pētījumu virzieniem.
Presentation in scientific conference of the Police
Academy of Latvia 30.01.2003.

Ē.Melnis. Zinātniskā un pētnieciskā darba attīstība LPA
2003. - 2008. g. Drafting of the development concept of
the Police Academy of Latvia for years 2003-2008.

Ē.Melnis. Par aktuāliem uzdevumiem zinātniski
pētnieciskā darbā. Riga, scientific conference of the
Police Academy of Latvia. December 12, 2002.
Projects

Agreement of the Police Academy of Latvia and
Bavarian Public Administration and Justice Professional
College on cooperation in the programme SOCRATESERASMUS in study years 2003-2004 and 2005-2006.

International seminar “Aktuāli policijas darba jautājumi
sabiedriskās drošības un kārtības nodrošināšanā masu
pasākumos”, Riga, Police Academy of Latvia, May 17 –
23, 2004, October 17 – 22, 2005, February 13 – 23,
2006, project manager.

2004. Government commissioned research “Eiropas
Savienības jaunā drošības politika un Baltijas valstis”.
Theme “Speciālo administratīvo tiesisko režīmu
klasifikācijas aspekti”.

2003 – 2004. Applied studies commissioned by the
Police Academy of Latvia: “Policijas darbs sabiedriskās
drošības un kārtības nodrošināšanā masu pasākumos”,
project manager.
293

2001. Research commissioned by the Ministry of
Defence: “LR NBS sauszemes spēku ieroču šķiru
vienību un apakšvienību kaujas pielietošanas
pamatprincipi. Section 4 “Latvijas teritorijas operatīvais
izvērtējums”.

2001. Research commissioned by the Ministry of the
Interior: “Civilās aizsardzības apmācību programmas
izstrādāšana, avāriju gatavības un reaģēšanas sistēmā
iesaistītam personālam”, project manager.

1999. Research commissioned by the Ministry of
Defence: "Latvijas NBS un tautsaimniecības
mobilizācija". Sections 2, 3 and 8.

1998-1999 Research commissioned by the Police
Academy of Latvia: “Latvijas Policijas akadēmijas
studentu militārās sagatavošanas koncepcija”, project
manager.
Publications
1. Melnis Ē., Garonskis A., Matvejevs A. (2006)
Development of the Policing in Latvia Jurisprudence.
Research papers (1). Mykolas Romeris University, p.
72-83.
2. Melnis Ē., Garonskis A., Matvejevs A. (2005)
Administratīvi tiesiskie režīmi valsts drošības jomā un
to klasifikācija. Latvijas Policijas akadēmijas raksti
(12): Compilation of scientific articles, p. 111-130.
3. Melnis Ē., Garonskis A., Matvejevs A. (2005)
Development of the Policing in Latvia. First year in the
European Union: current legal issues. Proceedings of
international conference 29-30 April 2005. Riga, p.
394-422.
4. Melnis Ē., Lubgāns V. (2005) Iestāšanās profesionālajā
militārajā dienestā uz līguma pamata: Administratīvā un
kriminālā
justīcija
(1): Scientific article.
Police
Academy of Latvia. p. 3-5.
5. Melnis Ē. (2005) Polizei in Lettland. Berichte, Fakten,
Hintergründe.
(2)
Fachhöhschule
für
öffentliche
294
Verwaltung und Rechtspflege in Bayern. S. 38-42
6. Melnis Ē., Garonskis A., Matvejevs A. (2004)
Некоторые правовые и организационные аспекты
обеспечения охраны общественного порядка и
общественной
безопасности
при
проведении
массовых мероприятий в Латвийской Республике.
Междисциплинарный научно-практический вестник
«Человек
в
социальном
мире:
проблемы,
исследования, перспективы» (13).
7. Melnis Ē., Garonskis A., Matvejevs A. Policijas darbība
sabiedriskās kārtības nodrošināšanā masu pasākumos
(2004): Centrālās un Austrumeiropas valstu VI IPA
Starptautiskās konferences referātu krājums. Pještani,
Slovākija, 04.-06.06.2004.: Presentation, p. 32-49.
8. Melnis Ē., Lubgāns V. (2004) Aizsardzības ministrijas
darbības tiesiskais regulējums. Scientitic article in
magazine. Administratīvā un kriminālā justīcija. Police
Academy of Latvia (1), p. 29-43.
9. Melnis
Ē.
Par
profesionālās
terminoloģijas
pilnveidošanu Civilās aizsardzības un drošības jomā.
Administratīvā un kriminālā justīcija (3/4), p. 33-38.
10. Melnis Ē. (2003) Sadaļa “Zinātniski pētnieciskais
darbs”. Akadēmijas attīstības koncepcija 2003. – 2008.
Police Academy of Latvia, p. 8-9.
11. Melnis Ē., Poris U. (2001) Civilās aizsardzības
apmācību programmas izstrādāšana avāriju gatavības un
reaģēšanas sistēmā iesaistītam personālam. Pārskats par
Iekšlietu ministrijas pasūtītā pētījuma rezultātiem.
Police Academy of Latvia. p. 5-109.
12. Melnis Ē. (2001) Latvijas teritorijas operatīvais
izvērtējums.
Pārskats
par
pētījuma
rezultātiem.
Aizsardzības ministrijas pārsūtīts pētījums: “Nacionālo
bruņoto spēku sauszemes spēku ieroču šķiru vienību un
apakšvienību kaujas pielietošanas pamatprincipi”, p.
37-53.
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13. Melnis Ē. (1999.-2000.)
“Ar mobilizāciju saistītie
termini”, Latvijas Policijas akadēmija. Zinātniskie
raksti žurnālā "Administratīvā un kriminālā justīcija":
Nr. 3/2000
14. Melnis Ē. (1999.-2000.)
koncepcijas
"Par Latvijas mobilizācijas
projektu",
Latvijas
Policijas
akadēmija. Zinātniskie raksti žurnālā "Administratīvā
un kriminālā justīcija": Nr. 4 /99; 1/2000.
15. Melnis
Ē.
(1997.)
struktūrvienību
sastāvs,
"LR
Iekšlietu
uzdevumi
un
ministrijas
darbības
raksturojums", Munster, Germany. Police Management
Academy. Presentation in German.
16. Melnis Ē. (1996.) "Latvijas valsts drošības politika un
bruņotie spēki", Hamburg, Germany. Bundeswehr
Management Academy. Presentation in German.
17. Melnis Ē. (1995.) "Latvijas militāri ģeopolitiskais
raksturojums", Hurt, Germany, Federal Language
Centre, presentation in German.
* (1980-1991) Tambov, Russia. Higher Air Force Engineer
Military School. 26 publications in Russian on land force
and air force tactics and management.
** (1976-1979)
Russia, Monino. Air Force Academy. 10
scientific research publications in Russian on problems of
air force communications and management.
Date
Signature
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Personal information
Name, surname Agita Miķelsone
Birth Data 13.07.1966
Address Rīga, Valdeķu iela 54/40-44
Telephone
Cell Telephone 26406811
E-mail agita.mikelsone@raplm.gov.lv
Fax
Education
Time period 2007 - ...
Awarded education document Career consultant (master studies)
title/ Obtained qualification
Name of the educational Agricultural University of Latvia/ Technical Faculty
establishment
Time period 2000 - 2002
Awarded education document Master of social sciences in public administration
title/ Obtained qualification
Name of the educational University of Latvia/Faculty of economics and management
establishment
Time period 1995 – 2000
Awarded education document Higher professional education/
title/ Obtained qualification Qualification of psychologist
Name of the educational Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management Academy
establishment Imanta 7 līnija 1, Rīga, Latvija
Employment experience
Time period 14.08.2006.- to date
Profession or position appointed Director of human resource department
Name of the employment place Ministry of regional development and municipal issues
297
and its Address Lāčplēša iela 27, Rīga, Latvia
Field Human resource management
Time period 30.05.2005- 13.08.2006.
Profession or position appointed Human resource manager
Name of the employment place Ministry of regional development and municipal issues
and its Address Lāčplēša iela 27, Rīga, Latvia
Field Human resource management
Time period 01.06.2000-27.06.2005.
Profession or position appointed Head of human resource department
Name of the employment place Food and veterinary service, State center of veterinary
and its Address medicine diagnostics
Lejupes iela 3, Rīga, Latvia
Field Human resource management
Skills
Language
Understand
Speak
Write
Language skills Russian
Good
Good
Good
English
Good
Poor
Poor
Computer user’s knowledge MS Office
Internets
Other skills Use of office equipment (Fax, Xerox)
Member of Latvian Association of human resource
management since 2006.
Lectured courses at „Autoritas” Ltd., 2003.
Lectured at State center of veterinary medicine diagnostics,
2001.,2003.
Additional information
Seminars Latvian Association of human resource management, 2007,
„Vadītāju profesionālās pilnveidošanās iespējas”
Latvian Association of human resource management , 2006,
„Uzņēmuma publiskais tēls darba tirgū – viens no darba
izvēles kritērijiem”
Valsts Darba inspekcija, 2006., „Darba līguma noslēgšana un
298
darba tiesisko attiecību izbeigšana”
Latvian Association of human resource management , 2004,
„Notikuma mārketings, tā iespējas un izmantošana personāla
vadībā”
Latvian Association of human resource management , 2004,
„Personāla motivēšanas un atalgojuma sistēmas elementi”
Latvijas Personāla vadības asociācija, 2004,”Sarežģītie
darbinieki”
Courses Communication Academy, 2007., „Sadarbība komandā –
kreatīvā darba metode”
„Mediju un komunikācijas apmācības”2007
State Administration School , 2006, „Human Resources as an
Asset for Public Administration”
State Administration School , 2005,”Vadības psiholoģija”
Agency of Management and marketing systems,2003,
„Personāla atlase no A līdz Z”
LU state study center of municipal and project management,
2004,”Personāla lietvedība”
State Administration School, 2004, „Darba tiesības”
State Administration School , 2002, „Ierēdņa amata apraksta
izveide”
State Administration School , 2001, „ Personāla vadība”
Austrian Facilitation Institute WIFI starptautiskā menedžmenta
kurss, 2000, „Uzņēmuma organizācija un darbs ar personālu”
Conferences „Latvijas darba tirgus izaicinājumi” 2007
„Nacionālā konference par darba aizsardzības sistēmas
attīstību Latvijā „2007.
Fastleader conference „ Kā gudri līderi atrod īstos
darbiniekus?”
Latvian Congress of human resource management, 2005, „Uz
klientu orientēta organizācija”
Date
Signature
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Personal information
Name, surname Ivars Muzis
Date of Birth 31 January 1956
Address Lokomotīves iela 60-45, Rīga LV 1057
Telephone 7252797
Mobile telephone
E- mail ivars.muzis@rpiva.lv
Fax Education
Time period 1990-1994
Awarded education document title/ Doctor’s degree in Pedagogy
Obtained qualification
Name of the educational The University of Latvia (LU); Doctoral studies
establishment/ its address
Time period 1980-1984
Awarded education document title/ Diploma/ qualification of the physical education
Obtained qualification teacher
Name of the educational Latvian State Physical Culture Institute
establishment/ its address
Employment experience
Time period 2005 Profession or position appointed Chairman of Senate
Name of the employment place and Rīga Teacher Training and Educational Management
its address Academy (RTTEMA),
No. 1 Imantas 7 līnija, Rīga, Latvia, LV-1083
Field Education
Time period 2004 Profession or position appointed Head of school management department
Name of the employment place and Rīga Teacher Training and Educational Management
300
its address Academy (RTTEMA),
No. 1 Imantas 7 līnija, Rīga, Latvia, LV-1083
Field Education
Time period 1994 - 2004
Profession or position appointed Dean of the faculty of Pedagogy and school
management
Name of the employment place and Rīga Teacher Training and Educational Management
its address Academy (RTTEMA),
No. 1 Imantas 7 līnija, Rīga, Latvia, LV-1083
Field Education
Time period 1987–1994
Profession or position appointed Director of Liepāja Secondary School No. 1
Name of the employment place and Liepāja
its address
Field Education
Time period 1984 – 1987
Profession or position appointed Deputy-chairman of Liepāja city’s Physical Culture
and sports committee
Name of the employment place and Liepāja
its address
Field
Skills
Knowledge of
Language
Understand Speak
Write
Russian
+
+
+
English
+
+
+
French
+
+
Japanese
+
+
languages
Computer user’s skills MS Office, Internet.
Additional information
301
In-service training
In Sweden, Denmark, Poland, Hungary, France, Germany, the
United Kingdom, Japan, Thailand, Lithuania
Conferences The chairman or a member of the organisation committee of
international conferences:
1. International conference “Education in the 21st century: theory
and practice"; 2003; Rīga; a member of the organisation committee
(manager for the section “Problems and resolutions of higher
education”)
2. International conference “Teacher education in XXI century:
Changes and perspectives, 2002; Šiauliai, Lithuania- a member of
the organisation committee
The editorial director, a member, a reviewer of scientific
publications:
1. International conference “Teacher education in XXI century:
changes and Perspectives", 2002; Šiauliai, Lithuania; a member of
scientific editorial board;
2. International scientific conference “Theory and practice in
teacher education II" organised by Rīga Teacher Training and
Educational Management Academy; 2004; in Rīga; reviewer
Organisational Latvia’s higher education school professor association;
activities Baltic Management Development Association (BMDA)
Directions of scientific School director in the period of education changes in Latvia;
research activities School management models and the qualitative operation of the
school as an organisation;
Publications I.Muzis. Strategies in leadership for democratic schools
Teacher of the 21st Century: Quality education for quality
teaching// ATEE Spring University,2006
I.Muzis. The problems of improving education and schools
In Latvia//Teacher education in XXI century: changing
and perspectives, Šiauliai University 2002.
I.Muzis. Government policy and school development.//
Pasaules latviešu zinātnieku konference, Rīga, 2001.
I.Muzis. Problems with education in Latvia as related
to regional development.// ATEE Spring University,2001.
I.Muzis. Leadership ATEE Spring University. Changing
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Education in Changing Society, 1999.
I.Muzis. Comparative studies of primary school
Management in Japan and Kyoto, Japan, 1999
I.Muzis. Exchange of national experiences: problems and
Challenges of education development: Presentation of the
Education system of Latvia UNESCO, IIEP, 1995.
Academic courses
1. “School Management" for the professional programme, 2
CP;
2. “General basis for management” for the professional
programme, 2 CP;
3. “Education management theory and practice” for the
Master’s programme, 4 CP;
4. “Management” for professional programme, 3 CP
Awards “Gratitude award for the contribution into the science development
promotion and education methodological work at the academy” by
Rīga Teacher Training and Educational Management Academy;
29.03.1999.
“Gratitude award for the significant contribution into the
development and accreditation of new study programmes” by Rīga
Teacher Training and Educational Management Academy;
28.08.2002.
“Gratitude award for the significant contribution into the
establishing of the academy” by Rīga Teacher Training and
Educational Management Academy;10.10.2004
Date
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Personal Information
Name, Surname GUNTARS PAEGLIS
Date of birth 23.07.1970. Kuldīga
Address Ērgļu str. 7 – 19, Madona, LV-4801
Phone +37129146912
E-mail guntarspaeglis@inbox.lv; guntars.paeglis@rpiva
.lv
Education
Period 1992. – 2001.
Title of diploma/academic Masters degree in Theology
degree
Institution Riga Spiritual Seminar, The Language and Catechetical
Institute of Franciscan University of Steubenville, Gaming,
Austria, Mt.Angel seminary, Oregon, USA
Period 1985. – 1989.
Title of diploma/qualification Secondary vocational education
Institution Priekuļu Technical School of Agriculture
Period 1977. – 1985.
Title of diploma/qualification Primary school
Institution Kocēnu Primary school
Work experience
Period From 13.02.2004. to date
Profession or position Head of RTTEMA Madona branch
Name and address of employer Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management Academy
(RTTEMA)
Imantas 7. līnija 1, Riga, LV-1083
Field Management
Period From 01.12.2006 to date
Profession or position Assistant, RTTEM Unit of Administration and Economy at the
Department Business and Economics
304
Name and address of employer Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management Academy
(RTTEMA)
Imantas 7. līnija 1, Riga, LV-1083
Field Education
Period From 01.09.2006 to date
Profession or position Director of the foundation „Madonas Augstākās izglītības
centrs” , member of the Board
Name and address of employer Foundation „Madonas Augstākās izglītības centrs”
Saieta laukums 1, Madona, LV-4801
Field Management
Period April 2007
Profession or position Lecturer of the course „Through philosophical discussion to
oneself” within the scope of the project „Everyone has a
creative potential”
Name and address of employer Foundation „Madona Centre of Business Innovation and
Information” Saieta laukums 1, Madona, LV-4801
Field Education
Period April 2007
Profession or position Lecturer of the course of lectures „The Art of Positive
Communication"
Name and address of employer Latvian branch of the Federation of International Medicine
Student Associations ; Dzirciema iela 16, Riga, LV-1007
Field Education
Period April 2007
Profession or position Lecturer of the course of lectures „Rhetoric” within the project
„Motivation programme in Madona region”
Name and address of employer Council of Madona Region
Saieta laukums 1, Madona, LV-4801
Field Education
Period April 2007
305
Profession or position Lecturer of the course of lectures „Rhetoric" within the project
“Support when beginning to work” .
Name and address of employer Foundation „Stūrakmens”
O.Kalpaka iela 21, Madona, LV-4801
Field Education
Period February 2007
Profession or position Lecturer of the course of lecturer “Rhetoric or how to better
understand each other” within the scope of the project
„Everyone has a creative potential”
Name and address of employer Foundation „Madona Centre of Business Innovation and
Information”Saieta laukums 1, Madona, LV-4801
Field Education
Period January 2007
Profession or position Lecturer of the training „Daily communication problems”
Name and address of employer Council of Madona Region
Saieta laukums 1, Madona, LV-4801
Field Education
Period November 2006
Profession or position Lecturer at the training course „Administration and
development of human resources in ESF projects” within the
project “Strengthening the capacity of human resources in ESF
projects administration at Rēzekne region”.
Name and address of employer Council of Rēzekne Region
Atbrīvošanas aleja 95, Rēzekne, LV-4600
Field Education
Period October 2006
Profession or position Lecturer at the informal youth meeting group’s “For
&Against” initiative project “anti RACISM”
Name and address of employer Madona Town Secondary School No 1
Valdemāra bulvāris 6, Madona, LV-4801
306
Field Education
Period September 2006
Profession or position Lecturer of the seminar „Public relations and imagine making
in organization. Promoting positive thinking”
Name and address of employer Rēzekne University College
Atbrīvošanas aleja 90, Rēzekne, LV-4601
Field Education
Periods March-May 2006
Profession or position Lecturer of the course of seminars „Family Ethics 1” and
„Family Ethics 2”
Name and address of employer Council of Madona Region
Saieta laukums 1, Madona, LV-4801
Field Education
Period April 2006
Profession or position Lecturer
Name and address of employer
„BUTS”, Ltd.
Lāčplēša str. 125, Riga, LV-1003
Field Education
Period December 2005
Profession or position Chair of the conference “Social dialogue: development
tendencies in Latvia, Northern Europe and other European
states” within the project “Promoting tripartite dialogue in
Madona region”
Name and address of employer Foundation „Madona Centre of Business Innovation and
Information” Saieta laukums 1, Madona, LV-4801
Field Education
Period October 2005
Profession or position Lecturer of the seminar „Analytic review of component parts
of the social dialogue, including NLP technologies” within the
project “Promoting tripartite dialogue in Madona region”
307
Name and address of employer Foundation „Madona Centre of Business Innovation and
Information” Saieta laukums 1, Madona, LV-4801
Field Education
Period March and October 2005
Profession or position Lecturer of trainings related with promoting creative potential
and issues on cultural identity within the project “Promoting
social development for rural population”
Name and address of employer Branch of the „Latvian Rural Consultation and Education
Centre” Ltd. , Madona Rural Consultation Office
Poruka str 2, Madona, LV-4801
Field Education
Period 2002. – 2004
Profession or position Organizer of youth events
Name and address of employer Christian community Chemin neuf, France
Communauté du Chemin Neuf 91250 TIGERY
Skills
Language skills Language
Comprehension Speaking
Writing
Russian
Very good
Very good
Good
English
Very good
Very good
Very good
Polish
Very good
Good
Little
French
Very good
Very good
Little
Latin
Good
Little
Little
Italian
Good
Little
Good
Computer skills Microsoft Office
Advanced user
Other skills B category driving license
Additional training
2007
CEEMAN seminar “First CEEMAN Executive Education
Workshop”, Tallinn
2002./2003. French language course, Tigery, France
1998. Course „Motorola product training” (certificate)
308
1997. / 1998. English language intensive course, The Language and
Catechetical Institute of Franciscan University, Gaming, Austria
Basic computer course. The Language and Catechetical Institute
1997. / 1998. of Franciscan University of Steubenville, Gaming, Austria
August 1996 Training „Selling skills and work with a client in
Oriflame business” (certificate)
1992. / 1993. Deaconry training. Valmiera St. Saimon Church.
Additional information
Foundations NGO „Foundation Madonietis”, member of the Board
2006. NGO "Foundation Grašu Children Village", member of the
2005. Board
Conferences
8 December 2006 Academic conference held by Rezekne University College
Centre of Further Education “The role of regional universities in
development of life-long learning” (certificate)
25 February, 2004
Forum of Latvian Federation of Pedagogues “My School in the
European Union ” (certificate)
Date
Signature
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Personal information
Name, surname Anita Pētersone
Birth Data 20.02.1951.
Address Vidus iela 2-18, Alūksne, LV-4301
Telephone t. 4323235
Cell Telephone 9190957
Education
Time period 2001-2004
Title of diploma/academic degree Degree of professional master in school
Name of the educational establishment management
Riga Teacher Training and Educational
Management Academy
Imantas 7.līnija 1, Rīga, Latvia
Time period 1969 – 1974
Title of diploma/academic degree Pholologist – teacher of German
Name of the educational establishment University of Latvia
Raiņa bulvāris 19, Rīga, Latvija
Employment experience
Time period Teacher
Profession or position appointed Name Alūksne secondary school No 2
of the employment place and its address Kanaviņu 14, Alūksne
Field Pedagogy
Time period 1974 - 1981
Profession or position appointed Name Secretary, head of school department
of the employment place and its address LĻKJS RK, Dārza iela 11, Alūksne
Time period 1983 – 1991
Profession or position appointed Name Secretary, head of department
of the employment place and its address LKP RK, Dārza iela 11, Alūksne
1992 – 1999
Time period Teacher of psychology, psychologist, head of
310
Profession or position appointed structural unit
Name of the employment place and its Center of vocational training and rehabilitation
address “Alsviķi” , Alsviķi parish, Alūksne region
Time period 1999
Profession or position appointed Head of branch, lecturer
Name of the employment place and its Riga Teacher Training and Educational
address Management Academy, Alūksne branch, Pils iela
21, Alūksne
Skills
Language Comprehension Speaking Writing
Language skills Russian
Good
Good
Good
German
Good
Good
Good
English
Poor
Poor
Poor
Other skills Driver’s licence category B
Additional Education
Rīga, Riga Teacher Training And Educational
Seminars Management Academy, 2002 “Izglītības darba
vadītājs ur 21.gs.sliekšņa”
Alūksne, Latvian Academy of Enterpreneurship
and Business management, 2001 “Efektīva
saskarsme pa telefonu”
Alūksne, Riga Teacher Training And Educational
Management Academy, 2000 “Ievads koleģiālajā
supervīzijā” u.c.
Courses Alūksne, Svešvalodu privātstundu aģentūra, 2001
“Saskarsmes psiholoģija – attiecību veidošana”
Rīga, Center of professional education, 1998
“Pfares projektā izstrādāta saskarsmes priekšmetu
integrācija mācību priekšmetos”
Germany, Hagen, Distance learning university,
1996 “Psychology of social processes”
Conference Rīga, Riga Teacher Training And Educational
Management Academy, 2001. International
conference “Personības brieduma psiholoģiskie
aspekti”
311
Rīga, Riga Teacher Training And Educational
Management Academy, 2000, Sociālā pedagoģija
personības psiholoģiskā adaptācija mūsdienīgā
vidē
Publications Das Thema “Nonverbale Kommunikation” rakstu
krājums “Psychologie sozialer Prozesse fur die
Teilnehmerunnen der Prasenzveranstaltung in
Riga, Hagen, Fern Universitat Gesamthochschule
1996.
Date
Signature
312
CURRICULUM VITAE
Personal information
Name, surname Mārīte Poiša
Birth Data 17.02.1958.
Address ‘Vītoli”,Litene parish, Gulbene region
Latvia LV-4405
Telephone 4497041
Cell Telephone 26485438
E-mail marite.p@inbox.lv
Fax 4381168
Education
Time period 2002.- 2007.
Awarded education document title/ Master’s Diploma
Obtained qualification Degree of master in school management
Name of the educational Riga Teacher Training and Educational
establishment Management Academy
Time period 1998-2000
Name of the educational University of Latvia, Faculty of foreign languages
establishment Master’s Diploma
Awarded education document title/ Master’s degree in philology
Obtained qualification
Name of the educational University of Latvia. Faculty of foreign languages
establishment 1998
Time period Bachelor’d Diploma
Awarded education document title/ Bachelor’s degree in German philology
Obtained qualification
Employment experience
Time period Since 01.09.2001.
Profession or position appointed Lecturer of German
Name of the employment place and Riga Teacher Training And Educational
its address Management Academy, Alūksne branch
Pils 21,Alūksne,Latvia LV-4301
313
Field Pedagogy
Time period Since 02.01.2006.
Profession or position appointed Planner
Name of the employment place and Riga Teacher Training And Educational
its address Management Academy, Alūksne branch
Pils 21, Alūksne, Latvija LV-4301
Field Pedagoģija
Time period Since 25.08.1997.
Profession or position appointed Teacher of English
Name of the employment place and Balvi gymnasium
its address Ezera 11, Balvi, Latvia LV -4501
Field Pedagogy
Time period 1983.-1986.
Profession or position appointed Methodician
Name of the employment place and Rīga. Kirov region. House of pioners
its Address Tērbatas 10,Rīga,Latvia
Field Pedagogy
Time period 1988.- 1998..
Profession or position appointed Educator
Name of the employment place and PII „Litene”
its Address Litene parish,Gulbene region, Latvija LV-4301
Field Pedagogy
Skills
Language skills Language
Latvian
Understand
Speak
Write
Mother
tongue
Russian
Good
Good
Good
English
Good
Good
Good
Computer user’s knowledge
MS Office,Internet
Other skills
Driver’s licence category B
Additional information
314
Seminars Germany,Vettine E.Glick’s pedagogic
heritage,07.09.2005.-13.09.2005.
Sweden,Trollhaten, Modern school in the countries
of the Baltic sea region,02.06.2005. – 08.06 2005.
Courses
Germany, Zonnenberg, Deutsch als Fremdsprace”,
15.09. 2002.- 21.09. 2002.
The British Council, „Teaching methodic of the
English language” 32 hours, further education
program, 2002
Conferences
Alūksne, Dreams and Teams, 2006.-2008.
Date
Signature
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Personal information
Name, surname
Nils Sautiņš
Date of birth
20.11.1969
Address
Dammes str 26 dz.71, Rīga, Latvija.
Phone
7427571
Mobile phone
28332999
E- mail
nils.sautins@rpiva
.lv
Education
Period 1995 - 2003
Title of diploma/academic degree Doctoral diploma / Doctoral degree in pedagogy
Institution University of Latvia, Raiņa bulvāris 19, Riga,
Latvia.
Period 1998 - 1999
Title of diploma/academic degree Diploma on Higher education / supervisor of
educational work
Institution Riga Teacher Training and Educational
Management Academy , Imantas 7.līnija 1,
Riga, Latvia.
Period 1993 – 1994
Title of diploma/academic degree Masters diploma/ Masters degree in pedagogy
Institution University of Latvia, Raiņa bulvāris 19, Riga,
Latvia.
Period 1988 - 1993
Title of diploma/academic degree Diploma / biologist, teacher of biology and
chemistry
Institution Faculty of Biology of University of Latvia,
Kronvalda bulvāris 4, Riga, Latvia.
Work experience
Period 15.05.2006 –
Profession or position Lecturer of documentation, documentation in
human resources management
316
* participation at the trainings for unemployed
persons, financed by the EU
Name and address of employer Training centre „ Buts„, Ltd.
Field Education
Period 03.04.2006 Profession or position Professor at the Department of Economics and
Business
Name and address of employer Riga Teacher Training and Educational
Management Academy , Imantas 7.līnija 1,
Riga, Latvia.
Field Education
Period 01.08.2005 – 03.04.2006
Profession or position Head of Study Department , professor
Name and address of employer Riga Teacher Training and Educational
Management Academy , Imantas 7.līnija 1,
Riga, Latvia.
Field Education
Period 11.11.2003 – 31.07.2005
Profession or position Deputy Chair of Study Pro-Rector, professor
Name and address of employer Riga Teacher Training and Educational
Management Academy , Imantas 7.līnija 1,
Riga, Latvia.
Field Education
Period 17.08.2002. – 11.11.2003.
Profession or position Head of Human Resources Department,
professor
Name and address of employer Riga Teacher Training and Educational
Management Academy , Imantas 7.līnija 1,
Riga, Latvia.
Field Human resources management, education
317
Period 19.06.2001. – 16.08.2002.
Profession or position Head of Human Resources Department, ProDean, professor.
Name and address of employer Riga Teacher Training and Educational
Management Academy , Imantas 7.līnija 1,
Riga, Latvia.
Field Human resources management, education
Period 01.09.1995. – 18.06.2001.
Profession or position Head of Human Resources Department, ProDean, lecturer.
Name and address of employer Riga Teacher Training and Educational
Management Academy , Imantas 7.līnija 1,
Riga, Latvia.
Field Human resources management, education.
Period 26.07.1994. – 01.09.1995.
Profession or position Head of Human Resources Department, lecturer.
Name and address of employer Riga Teacher Training and Educational
Management Academy , Imantas 7.līnija 1,
Riga, Latvia.
Field Human resources management, education.
Period 01.09.1993. – 26.07.1994.
Profession or position Deputy Director in Pedagogical, teacher of
Biology .
Name and address of employer Riga Christian School No 1, A.Deglava 3, Riga,
Latvia.
Field School administration, education
Period 01.09.1991. – 01.09.1993.
Profession or position Teacher of biology
Name and address of employer Riga Christian School No 1, A.Deglava 3, Riga,
Latvia.
Field Education
318
Period 01.02.1991.- 01.09.1991
Profession or position Senior laboratory assistant at the Microbiology
laboratory
Name Faculty of Biology of the University of Latvia,
and address of employer Kronvalda bulvāris 4, Riga, Latvia.
Field Biology
Period 12.03.1990.- 25.01.1991.
Professi Economist
on or position
Name Latvian Statistics Committee , Lāčplēša str 1,
and address of employer Riga, Latvia.
Field Economics
Skills
Language skills
Language
Comprehension
Speaking
Writing
Russian
excellent
excellent
excellent
German
good
good
good
English
average ( beginner)
average
average
Additional information
Pedagogic work
Number of qualification works supervised
6
Number of masters thesis supervised
6
Number of bachelors thesis supervised
2
Number of term papers supervised
10
Developed and supervised
Study courses:
Documentation in budget institution 2 KP ( for bachelors and masters study programs)
Study methodology in Biology 2 KP ( for bachelors study program)
Documentation at the work of human resources manager 3 KP
( vocation study program).
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Most significant publications in internationally edited selections
1. Sautiņš N. Kristīgās vērtības- kā skolas pedagoģiskā procesa komponents.//
ATEE starptautiskā konference. – R.: Izglītības soļi, pp. 2002., 294 .- 305.lpp.
2. Sautiņš N. Personības un audzināšanas problēmas kristīgā skatījumā.// Rīgas
Pedagoģijas un izglītības vadības augstskolas starptautiskās Conferences „ Sociālā
pedagoģija un personības psiholoģiskā adaptācija mainīgā sociālajā vidē”materiāli.R.: Vārti, 2000.-108 lpp.- 111 lpp.
3. Sautiņš N. Kristīgā audzināšana un personības attīstība 21.gadsimta sākumā,
starptautiskā konference .// Konflikta teorija un prakse multikulturālāsabiedrībā.R.: SO „Izglītībai un attīstībai”, 2001.- 99 lpp.- 104 lpp.
4. Sautiņš N. Harmoniskas personības audzināšana kristīgajā pedagoģijā.//
Zinatniskie raksti pedagoģijā 641.sējums.- R.: LU PPI, 2001.- 253 lpp.- 261 lpp.
5. Sautiņš N. The role of Christian pedagogy in the system of Latvia secondary education
.// Towards Civic Culture in Central and East Europen countries.R.: UNESCO LNK, 2001.- p.5-p.9
6. Sautiņš N. Skolotāju un skolēnu saskarsmes īpatnības skolas pedagoģiskajā procesā. //
Starptautiskās zinātniskās Conferences „ Komunikācija un kopība”
raksti.- J.:LLU, 2002.- 297 lpp.- 300 lpp.
7. Sautiņš N. Kristīgās pedagoģijas loma Latvijas vidējās izglītības sistēmā.//
Starptautiskās Conferences materiāli.- R.: UNESCO LNK, 2002.- 68 lpp.- 71 lpp.
8. Sautiņš N. The role of Christian pedagogy in the system of Latvia secondary
education .// Towards Civic Culture in Central and East Europen countries.Materials of the international conference.-R.: UNESCO LNK,2002.-p.73 – p.77
Projects
Project “Training program for beginning entrepreneurship and self-employment in Bauska
town” within the ESF Grant scheme “Consultations and training for starting commercial and
self-employment activities"
( No VPD 1/ ESF/ NVA/ 06/ GS/ 3.3.3./ 0001/0089/ 38)- lecturer of the documentation
seminar ( 08.03.2007. and 12.03.2007- Bauska City Council).
Project of Allaž i Region „Allaž i Region learns to use the opportunities provided by the EU
Social Fund” , within the VDP 1 / ESF / NVA/05/GS.5.3.1./ 0001/
0045/15 lecturer of the seminar “Documentation in human resources management”
( 19.09.2006 – training centre „ABC”, Ltd.) .
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Conferences
03.05.2002
International conference “Decade of Reform Achievement Challenges,
Problems” (certificate).
19.11.2001
International conference “ Towards Civic Culture in Central and East
European countries “ .
17.05.2001
International conference “ Communication and community” .
11.04.2001
International conference “Conflict theory and practice in multicultural
environment” (certificate).
09.03.2001
International conference “Psychological aspects of persons maturity ”
certificate).
International conference “ Social pedagogy and personalities psychological
adaptation in changing social environment” (certificate).
Improvement of professional knowledge and skills
Seminars
30.05.2003
Agency of Administration Systems and Marketing Research
Practical documentation of human resources management ( certificate
21.08.2002
No 892 ).
Office consultant- seminar series –
Documentation for legal entities
( certificate No S- 0200160).
30.05.2002
State Training Centre of Municipal and Project Administration, University of
Latvia., LR Employment Law ( certificate No 8095 ).
Internship
July 1992 – internship within the mutual cooperation program at Swedish educational
institutions (administration issues, education).
Trainings
07.03.2005-28.06.2005.
University of Latvia, University Didactics – modern theory
and practice
Other experience
May 2007.
Agency of Academic Programs – accepted as an expert – evaluator for
projects submitted within the EC Lifelong Learning program.
Date
Signature
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Personal information
Name, surname Inese Simkeviča
Birth Data 24.08.1960.
Address Zaķu iela 19, Cēsis, LV-4100
Cell Telephone + 371 26444593
Education
Time period 2004 - 2006
Awarded education Diploma of first level professional higher education
document title/ Obtained Qualification of lawyer’s assistant
qualification
Name of the educational Rīga Law College
establishment
Time period 1998 - 2002
Awarded education Master’s Diploma
document title/ Obtained Master’s degree in engineering, computer systems
qualification
Name of the educational Rīga Technical University
establishment
Time period 1978 - 1983
Awarded education Diploma
document title/ Obtained Qualification of engineer – system administration,
qualification specialization of automated administration systems
Name of the educational Rīga Polytecyhnical Institute
establishment
Employment experience
Time period 09.2006Profession or position Teacher of Computer system equipment special subject
appointed
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Name of the employment State Priekuļi agricultural college
place and its Address Egļu gatve 9, Priekuļi, Cēsis
Field Pedagogy
Time period 04.2005- 03.2007
Profession or position Computer network administrator, Vidzeme region
appointed
Name of the employment State Employement Agency
place and its Address K.Valdemāra 38, Rīga
Field Employment
Time period 10.2003. Profession or position Lecturer – operation research, Personal IS and IT.
appointed
Name of the employment Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
place and its Address Academy, Cēsis branch
Lielā Katrīnas iela 2, Cēsis
Field Pedagogy
Time period 07.2003. - 10.2005
Profession or position Network administrator Vidzeme
appointed
Name of the employment „Rīgas slimokase”
place and its Address Lāčplēša iela 38, Rīga
Field Insurance
Time period 10.2004.- 06.2005
Profession or position Teacher of informatics
appointed
Name of the employment Cēsis night department secondary school
place and its Address Gaujas 23, Cēsis
Field Pedagogy
Time period 01.2005. - 02.2005
Profession or position Vidzeme department, head of datat processing department
appointed
Name of the employment State agency of obligatory health care insurance
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place and its Address Pils iela 6, Smiltene
Field Health care
Time period 01.1998. - 12.2004.
Profession or position Head of department of Informatics, statistics and control
appointed
Name of the employment
“Ziemeļaustrumu slimokase” Ltd.
place and its Address Pils iela 6, Smiltene, Valkas raj.
Field Health care
Time period 09.1999. - 05.2002.
Profession or position Project manager, system analyst
appointed
Name of the employment State agency of obligatory health care insurance
place and its Address Baznīcas 25, Rīga
Field Health care
Time period 02.1996. - 12.1997.
Profession or position Economist- programmer, „Rīgas Slimokase”, insurance agent
appointed
Name of the employment Valka region Slimokase
place and its Address Rūjienas iela 3, Valka
Field Health care
Time period 09.1994.- 06.1996.
Profession or position Teacher of informatics
appointed
Name of the employment Valkas 2. vidusskola
place and its Address Ausekļa 5, Valka
Field Pedagogy
Time period 03.1993. - 02.1996.
Profession or position Senior specialist
appointed
Name of the employment Valka region, School administration
place and its Address Rīgas iela 22, Valka
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Field Pedagogy
Time period 01.1992. - 03.1993.
Profession or position Economist - accountant
appointed
Name of the employment VU “Valkas Lauktehnika”
place and its Address Varoņu iela 35, Valka
Field Agriculture
Time period 09.1989.- 06.1992.
Profession or position Teacher of informatics
appointed
Name of the employment Valka secondary school No 2
place and its Address Ausekļa 5, Valka
Field Pedagogy
Time period 10.1983. - 01.1992.
Profession or position Senior economist, engineer-technologist
appointed
Name of the employment MTA Republican information calculation center
place and its Address Maskavas 451, Rīga
Field Agriculture
Language
Understand
Speak
Write
Language skills Krievu
Good
Good
Good
Angļu
Good
Satisfactory
Satisfact
Skills
ory
Computer user’s knowledge ECDL –European certificate of computer skills in all 7
modules
MS Office
Visual FoxPro
Oracle 9i Discoverer
Windows NT, Windows XP
MS SQL
Other skills Driver’s licence category B
Additional information
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Seminars Rīga, 08.2005. Kvalitātes vadības pamati un vispārīgs ISO
9001:2000 standarta skaidrojums
Courses
Cēsis, 02. – 09.2006, English Language Courses
Rīga, 02.2006, Microsoft Navision 2.60 administration
Rīga, BDA, 09.2005, MS PowerPoint 2003
Rīga, 08.2006, Kvalitātes vadības pamati un vispārīgs ISO
9001:2000 standarta skaidrojums
Rīga, BDA, 07.2006, Datu bāzes pamati izmantojot MS
Access 2003
Rīga, DBA, 07.2005, Microsoft Windows XP
operētājsistēmas un lietojumprogrammu lietotāju atbalsts
Rīga, BDA, 06.2005, Microsoft Windows XP Professional
instalēšana un uzturēšana
Rīga, University of Latvia, 11.2003.- 03.2004, Augstskolu
didaktika: mūsdienu teorija un prakse
Rīga, 10.2003. – 11.2003, Veselības aprūpes organizāciju
audits, uzraudzība un kontrole
Rīga, 04.2002, „VOVAA IS drošības politika. IS
konfigurācijas pārvaldības un izmaiņu vadības koncepcija”
Rīga, 11.2001, Prasības personas datu apstrādes sistēmu
drošībai
Valka, 01.1995, Grāmatvedības kursi maziem un vidējiem
uzņēmumiem
Projects
Rīga, Smiltene, Budapest, 1999. – 2005., Veselības reformas
projekta ietvaros realizētā Vadības informācijas sistēmas
izstrādes visos posmos: uzaicinājuma piedalīties konkursā
materiālu izskatīšanā un labošanā, tehniskās specifikācijas
saskaņošanā
ar
Pasaules
piedāvājumu
izvērtēšanā,
Bankas
moduļa
ekspertu,
projekta
“Slimokases
līgumu
reģistrs” izstrādē, projekta ieviešanā un lietotāju apmācīšanā.
Rīga, 2002, Ambulatoro pakalpojumu apmaksas norēķinu
sistēmas, kvotu modulis, datu apkalpošanas sistēmas projektu
vadība
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Rīga, 2000, Labklājības ministrijas nozaru IT attīstības
koncepcijas izstrāde
Date
Signature
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Personal information
Name, surname Velga Simsone
Data of Birth 03. 04. 1965.
Address Caunes 14 - 1, Rīga, LV-1006
Telephone
Mobile telephone mob.t.9198764
E- mail e-pasts: velga@rpiva .lv
Education
Time period 2002 .
Awarded educational Master's degree in Public administration
document title/Obtained
qualification
Name of the educational Faculty of Economics and Management at University of Latvia.
establishment
Time period 2000
Awarded educational Social science Bachelor's degrees in psychology;
document title/Obtained Higher professional education- qualification of psychologist
qualification specializing in marketing
Name of the educational Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
establishment Academy .
Employment experience
Time period 2000 - present
Profession or position Lecturer
appointed
Name of the employment Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
place Academy
Field Pedagogy
Time period 2003
Profession or position Assistant of Pro-rector on development issues
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appointed
Name of the employment Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
place Academy
Field Pedagogy, management
Time period 2002 - 2003
Profession or position Assistant of Pro-rector on issues of study process organization
appointed and planning
Name of the employment Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management Academy
place
Field Pedagogy
Time period 2001 - 2002
Profession or position Assistant-director on issues of record-keeping at Part-time
appointed study' department
Name of the employment Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
place Academy
Field Record - keeping
Time period 1997- 2001
Profession or position Study course coordinator, assistant of manager at Evening
appointed and Correspondence Department
Name of the employment Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
place Academy
Skills
Knowledge of languages
Computer user’s skills
Language
Understand
Speak
Write
Latvian
Native
Native
Native
Russian
Very well
Good
Good
English
Good
Good
Good
MS Office
CorelDraw
Photoshop
Internet
Other skills
Driver’s license category B
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Additional information
Seminars and courses
6 October 2003- 29 March 2004 professional perfection
programm
"Tertiary
didactics:
modem
theories
and
practice"(UL)
17-20 March 2000 - seminar of Social-psychology service
(Sankt-Peterburģ) "Psychological counselling" (certificate); 11
April 1999- seminar "Conditions for professional work
performance of office employee" (certificate) at Rīga
Teacher Training and Educational Management Academy.
11 April and 6 May 1997 education mastercourse "7types of
teaching -empowering of learning and teaching
opportunities" (certificate) at Rīga Teacher Training and
Educational Management Academy.
Date
Signature
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Personal information
Name, Surname Baiba Skrauce
Date of birth 15 September, 1973
Address Riga, Vecāķu prospekts 73, LV-1015
Mobile phone 29120165
E- mail baiba.skrauce@rpiva
.lv; kentaurs5@inbox.lv
Education
Period 2001. – 2003.
Title of diploma/ academic Social sciences masters degree in psychology
degree
Institution University of Latvia
Period 1994. – 1997.
Title of diploma/ academic
Professional higher education with specialization in practical
degree psychology, Bachelors degree in psychology
Institution International Institute of Practical Psychology
Work experience
Period May 2007 up te present
Profession or position Director of the Human resources management Department
Name and address of employer SIA „MTK Construction”, Riga
Field Human resources management
Period October 2003 - May 2007
Profession or position Human resources specialist
Name and address of employer RTTEMA
Imantas 7.līnija 1., Riga
Field Human resources management
Period October 2005 up te present
Profession or position Lecturer
Name and address of employer RTTEMA
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Imantas 7.līnija 1., Riga
Field Pedagogy
Period From September - November 2002
Profession or position Human resources department
Name and address of employer Latvijas Cell Telefons
Field Organizational psychology
Period from August 1997 to May 2000
Profession or position psychologist
Name and address of employer Health centre „Ķengarags”
Field psychology
Period From January 1998 to May 2000
Profession or position Teacher of psychology
Name and address of employer Riga Secondary School No 28 and un Riga Japanese Secondary
School
Profession or position Teacher of psychology
Field Pedagogy
Period from 1998 to 2001
Profession or position Psychology lecturer (introduction courses); mediator of
colloquium in „Development psychology”
Name and address of employer International Institute of Practical Psychology
Field Pedagogy
Period From September 1997 to May 2000
Profession or position Psychologist
Name and address of employer Sarkandaugava Christian School
Field Psychology
Skills
Language
Language skills Russian
English
Comprehension Speaking
Writing
Excellent
Good
Good
Good
Little
Little
Computer skills MS Office , Internet
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Other skills B category driving license
Additional training
05.-06. /2007 Resources of the Personality and they employment in Personnel
Management; SIA Komercizglītības centrs
Development and management of the team; SIA
Komercizglītības centrs
02./2007 Description the Jobs in educational institutions; m/c Rajos
01./2007 Labour legislation in educational institutions; m/c Rajos
03./2006 Service for employers; NVA of Latvia
01/2005. Consultations of Esenvald’s Organizations (Ešenvaldes
organizāciju konsultācijas)
Date
Signature
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Personal details
Name, Surname Guna Svence
Date of birth 18 December, 1959, Priekule, Latvia
Address Lībiešu ielā 1, Mārupe
Telephone
Mobile 29106837
E-mail gunasvence@navigator.lv
Fax
Education
Dates 2004 – 2005
Title of diploma/certificate/ Holding the qualification in psychotherapy obtained in the
awarded/ Qualification education program run by V. Anaņjev "Integrative
obtained psychotherapy" (qualification "Psychotherapist").
Name of the educational
establishment
Dates 2002 - 2003
Title of diploma/certificate/ Qualification „Psychologist - manager of socio-psychological
awarded/ Qualification trainings”
obtained
Name of the educational
establishment
Dates 2000 - 2001
Title of diploma/certificate/
awarded/ Qualification
Qualification "Psychologist - acmeologist"
obtained
Name of the educational
establishment
St.Petersburg Academy of Acmeology
Dates 1991 - 1995
Title of diploma/certificate/ Doctorate in psychology
awarded/ Qualification D Phil. in psychology (Dr.psych.)
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obtained
Name of the educational
establishment
Latvian University, Institute of Pedagogy and psychology
Dates 1979 - 1983
Title of diploma/certificate/
awarded/ Qualification Qualification "Teacher of the Latvian language"
obtained
Name of the educational
establishment
Liepāja Pedagogical institute
Dates 1978
Title of diploma/certificate/
awarded/ Qualification
obtained
Name of the educational
establishment
Priekule's Secondary school No. 1
Employment and
professional experience
Dates 1999 - present
Occupation or position /post/ Dean of the Faculty of Psychology
held Associate professor
Name and address of the Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management Academy
employer (RTTEMA),
Imantas 7. līnija 1, Riga
Type of business or branch Psychology, education
Dates 1995 - 1999
Occupation or position /post/
held
RTTEMA, Head of the Chair of Psychology
Name and address of the Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management Academy
employer (RTTEMA),
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Imantas 7. līnija 1, Riga
Type of business or branch Psychology, education
Dates 1991 - 1996
Occupation or position /post/
held
Lecturer
Name and address of the Riga Economics School of Higher Education
employer Strēlnieku iela 4a, LV-1010, Riga.
Type of business or branch Psychology, education
Dates 1994 - 1995
Occupation or position /post/
held
deputy headmaster in the methodological work with teachers
Name and address of the Riga Secondary school No. 6
employer A.Čaka102, Riga
Type of business or branch Education
Dates 1983
Occupation or position /post/
held
teacher
Name and address of the Riga Secondary school No. 25
employer Rušonu iela 6, Riga, LV-1057
Type of business or branch Education
Language
Skills
Language proficiency/ Skills Russian
English
Comprehension Speaking
Writing
good
good
good
good
good
good
Computer literacy/Skills MS Office, Internet
Other skills Holder of Driving license of the category "B"
Additional information
2005, 2006 Leipzig University, Department of Psychology
Seminars 2005 Integrative psychotherapy run by V. Ananjev (Guild of StPetersburg psychologists)
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August 2003
European Congress of psychologists (Vienna,
Austria).
2003 Leipzig University, Department of Psychology
2000 - 2002
Professional efficiency courses run by professor
Ludmila Reguša, St.Petersburg Herzen Pedagogical university,
Faculty of Developmental psychology.
2002 Increasing professional efficiency at Murcia university
(Spain).
2001 - 2002 Several training courses on the applying of multimedia to adult further education, Riga Technical university, The
Centre of distance learning.
July 2001 7th European Congress of Psychologists London,
(Great Britain).
1999 - 2001 St-Petersburg non-governmental educational
organization of the acquirement of additional professional
education "Social counseling centre ": training program
"Psychological
counseling"
run
by
J.Česnokova
un
A.Ļihtarņikov, in the amount of 230 hours.
2000
St.Petersburg
Institute
of
Personality,
courses
"Psychological aspects of detecting lies in business ", 24 hours.
2000 Non-governmental Institution of Higher Professional
education "Institute of Practical psychology "Imaton"" –
certificate awarded after having completed the course "Practical
psychodiagnostics – personality study ", 34 hours.
2000
St.Petersburg Institute of Personality, "Technology of
achieving results " applying NLP methods, 24 hours.
2000 St.Petersburg Institute of Personality, courses "Detecting of
lies in business: psychological perspective ", 24 hours.
1999 - 2000 Training programme "Dialogical method according
to P.Frajero", 88 hours.
1999. Psychological training according to
SILVA method,
certificate signed by Jose Silva, 404 hours.
1999 22nd Annual Colloquim of the International School
Psychology Association (Kreuclingen, Constance (Switzerland,
Germany) – certificate Continuing Education Certification
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awarded after having completed the school psychology program
offered in the amount of 470 hours.
Conferences Presentations in the International research conferences and
congresses
2006 - International, interdisciplinary Workshop ‘’Learning and
adjustment disorders with special reference to Tsunami affected
regions- Basic mechanisms, assessment and treatment’’, 16th
until 21st January, University of Leipzig, Institute of Psychology
2006 - 3rd European Congress of Positive Psychology in
Portugal „Coherence between the levels of the employers'
optimism and satisfaction with work’’
October 2005 - 10th International Creativity conference
„Integrated research of creativity and implementation of its
results in education practice”, presentation in the conference on
the subject „Methodology of creativity research in the world and
at RTTEMA”
September 2005 - European Congress of Psychology in Spain,
Granada, 3 - 8 July, 2005 - Insight into history of Latvia's
psychology in the period from 20-ies, 30-ies until 90-ies of the
20th century.
September 2004 - International Creativity conference of
RTTEMA on 12 November, 2004. – "Creativity aspects in P.
Birkert's theory".
2003 - 8th European Congress of psychologists in Vienna
(Austria), 6 - 11 July, 2003 - presentation „Political psychology
aspects in Latvia”.
2002 - International Conference in Vilnius "Education reform
and Teacher Training", Vilnius (Lithuania) – presentation
„Acmeological aspects of teacher's professional motivation”.
2001 - 7th European Congress of psychologists, 1 - 6 July,
2001, London (Great Britain) – presentation „Professional
motivation of adults”.
2001 - 8th International Conference, St-Petersburg, Herzen
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Pedagogical university, 18 -20 April, 2001 (St-Petersburg,
Russia) – presentation „The adaptation of the dialogic method
for groups of Latvian teachers”.
2000 - 26th International Congress of Psychologists, Stockholm
(Sweden), 23 - 28 July, presentation „Professional motivation of
teachers at changing society”
1999 - 22nd Annual Colloquium of the International School
Psychology Association (22nd Annual Colloquim of the
International School Psychology Association), (Kreuclingen,
Constance (Switzerland, Germany ) – presentation
„Characterisation of psychological peculiarities of teachers in
innovative situations at schools„.
1999 - 6th International Conference organized by Vilnius
Pedagogical university, Vilnius University, Vilnius (Lithuania)
– presentation „Characterisations of Psychological peculiarities
of Teachers in Innovative Situations at Schools”.
Projects Participation in research themes of Latvian Science Council
(LSC)
2006 - LSC grant No. 06.1941. ‘’Longitudinal estimate of the
dynamics of students' learning objectives in Latvian higher
educational establishments’’, project leader
2003 - LSC grant No. 03.1018. "Interactive encyclopaedia of
psychology " project leader.
International projects
ESF /European Structural Foundation/ National project
‘’Provision of Career Educational Programs in Education
System’’, responsible for the development of the subject content
and materials of the Professional Master's study program
‘’Counseling for career’’
2005 - 2006 Project funded by ESF „Devising of indicators of
professional skills and adaptation processes for psychology
teachers and assistant psychologists in pre - RTTEMA period”
(project leader)
2004 - 2006 Project funded by the Association of American
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Latvians ‘’History of Latvian Exile Psychology’’ (project leader)
2001 - 2002 International ERASMUS project „Including
learning for teachers and community” (participants: RTTEMA,
Riga
Technical
university
and
five
higher
educational
establishments of European Union; leader Atis Kapenieks),
project participant
2001 - 2002 Project of Adult Education of Baltic and Nordic
countries „Learning for Sharing”, 2nd part (leader Toms Urdze).
2001 International seminar - conference "Psychological aspects
of maturity ", March 2001 – organizer
2000 International conference "Psychological and pedagogical
aspects of a mature personality in a multicultural environment" ,
March 2000 - organizer.
Publications The most significant publications
G.Svence. (2006). Integrāli eklektiskās pieejas raksturojums un
tā izmantošanas iespējas, veidojot psiholoģiskā brieduma
metodoloģisko koncepciju attīstības psiholoģijā. 2006. „Latvijas
Zinātņu Akadēmijas Vēstis”, maijs. 12
G.Svence. (2006). Augstskolas X darbinieku priekšstatu
atšķirības par reālo un ideālo organizāciju kultūru pārmaiņu
situācijā. 2006. Rigas Pedagoģijas un Izglītības vadības
augstskolas 3. starptautiskā zinātniskā konference TEORIJA
PRAKSEI MŪSDIENU SABIEDRĪBAS IZGLĪTĪBĀ. 10
G.Svence, U.Ābele. (2002). Skolotāju profesionālās motivācijas
akmeoloģiskie aspekti. 2002. ATEE, The University of Latvia
Institute of Education and Psychology, Decade of Reform:
Achievements, Challenges, Problems. 7
G.Svence. (1999). Characterisations of Psychological
pecularities of Teachers in Innovative Situations at
Schools.1999. Characterisations of Psychological pecularities of
Teachers in Innovative Situations at Schools..10
Activities and publications in editions under international review
G.Svence. (2006). Darbinieku optimisma līmeņa un
apmierinātības ar darbu sakarības. 2006. Uzstāšanās 3.Eiropas
340
psiholoģijas kongresā Brāga, Portugāle 2006.gada 3-6.jūlijs.
G.Svence. (2006). Augstskolas X darbinieku priekšstatu
atšķirības par reālo un ideālo organizāciju kultūru pārmaiņu
situācijā. 2006. Rigas Pedagoģijas un Izglītības vadības
augstskolas 3. starptautiskā zinātniskā konference TEORIJA
PRAKSEI MŪSDIENU SABIEDRĪBAS IZGLĪTĪBĀ.
G.Svence, A.Kauliņa. (2005). The algorithm of the dialogic
method. 2005. 27th International school Psychology colloquium
abstract Athens, Greece.
G.Svence. (2005). Apercepcijas teorētiskie konstrukti P. Birkerta
teorijās. 2005. RTTEMA 9. starptautiskās kreativitātes
Conferences krājums.( manuscript submitted)
G.Svence. (2003). Integrāli eklektiskās pieejas raksturojums un
tā izmantošanas iespējas, veidojot psiholoģiskā brieduma
metodoloģisko koncepciju attīstības psiholoģijā. 2003. „Latvijas
Zinātņu akadēmijas Vēstis”.10 pgs
(manuscript submitted)
G.Svence. (2002). Skolotāju profesionālās motivācijas
akmeoloģiskie aspekti. 2002. Association for Teacher Education
in Europe, The University of Latvia Institute of Education and
Psychology, Decade of Reform: Achievements, Challenges,
Problems IV, ATEE Spring University, Riga, izdevējs SIA
„Izglītības soļi”.IV 5 pgs.
G.Svence, U.Ābele. (2002). Acmeologic aspects of teacher's
professional motivation. 2002. Starptautiskā konference Viļņā
"Education reform and Teacher Training". 5 pgs.
G.Svence. (2001). Valodas aspekti psiholingvistikā. 2001.
RTTEMA Zinātniskie raksti III, Riga. III 4 pgs.
G.Svence. (2000). Professional motivation of teachers at
changing society.2000.International Journal of Psychology I;
XXVI International Union of Psychology Science, Stocholm,
Sweden.I pgs.
G.Svence. (2000). Akmeoloģijas atziņas par skolotāja
profesionalitāti mūsdienu inovatīvās adaptācijas kontekstā. 2000.
Sociālā pedagoģija un personības psiholoģiskā adaptācija
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mainīgajā sociālajā vidē, I starptautiskās Conferences materiāli..
I; 5 pgs
G.Svence. (1999). Characterisations af Psychological
pecularities of Teachers in Innovative Situations at Schools.
1999. 6 Tarptautine moksline konferencija, Vilniaus pedagoginis
Universitetas, Vroclavo Universitetas. Vilnius: VPU .6; 0,25 ,,
a.l.
G.Svence. (1999). Skolotāju psiholoģisko īpatnību raksturojums
jaunievedumu situācijā skolā. 1999. RTTEMA Zinātniskie raksti
II, „Scentia at Potentia”, Riga, izdevniecība „Vārti”.II 6 pgs.
G.Svence. (1999). Определение внутреннего
психологичечкого cocтояния личности учителя –
важнейший фактор трансформации внешних
инновационных ситуаций. 1999. 2-я международная научная
конференцияж
Гродно, ГУ .4 pgs.
Publications of the monograph kind:
G. Svence. (2005). IEVADS LATVIJAS PSIHOLOGIJAS
VĒSTURĒ. 2005. ,nodots. Riga: Izdevn. „RaKa”, 180
G.Svence. (2004). PIEAUGUŠO PSIHOLOĢIJA. Integrāli
eklektiskie modeļi, pozitīvais attīstības aspekts un krīzes,
profesionālā motivācija un pētījumu iespējas. Riga: Izdevn.
„RaKa”
Articles published in Latvian editions not subject to review:
G.Svence. (2003). Krīzes situācijas un to risinājumu aspekti 2250 gadus veca cilvēka dzīvē. „Psiholoģijas Pasaule”, Riga.
Nr.3,3 pgs
G.Svence. (2003). Akmeoloģijas pieteikums. „Psiholoģijas
Pasaule”, Riga. Nr.2,5 pgs
G.Svence. (2003). Ieskats politiskajā psiholoģijā. Vara, karjera,
izvēle. „Psiholoģijas Pasaule”, Riga. Nr.1,3 pgs
G.Svence. (2003). Elitārisms psiholoģijas kontekstā.
„Psiholoģijas Pasaule”, Riga. Nr.2,4 pgs
G.Svence. (2003). Eiroskeptiķu un eirooptimistu psiholoģiskā
analīze.. „Psiholoģijas Pasaule”, Riga Nr.5, 3 pgs.
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Textbooks and teaching aids:
„Ievads politiskajā psiholoģijā. (2004). Riga: RAKA, mācību
grāmata
„Attīstības psiholoģija” (1999). Riga,:Zvaigzne ABC, mācību
grāmata
Supplement
Academic titles and scientific degrees
2000 Corresponding member of St.Petersburg Academy of
Acmeology
1999 - 2005 Associate professor in developmental psychology
1995 Doctor's degree in psychology (PhD in psychology)
Study courses taught:
1. Bachelor of social sciences in psychology; History of
psychology;
2. Bachelor of social sciences in psychology;
Teacher of psychology; Developmental psychology;
3.Bachelor of social sciences in psychology; Teacher of
psychology; Methodology of research;
4. Bachelor of social sciences in psychology; Political
psychology;
5. Academic Master's study programme in psychology; Modern
theories of developmental psychology.
Advisor of Master's thesis: of 15 works
Activity in study councils:
2002, 2004 - 2005 Acting director of the Academic Master's
study programme in psychology and providing its readiness for
successful accreditation.
2003 - 2005 Programme director ( in 2005) of the Professional
Master's study programme in psychology and providing its
readiness for licensing in 2004; Member of Study Council of
RTTEMA.
1997 - 2005 Academic study programme „Bachelor of social
sciences in psychology” - programme director, RTTEMA.
1997 - 2002 Professional study programme „Teacher of
psychology” - programme director, RTTEMA.
Increasing professional efficiency (including doing in-service
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training in foreign institutions of higher learning):
Leipzig university (Germany), 2005
Murcia university (Spain), 2002.
Delivering of lectures in foreign higher educational
establishments:
Leipzig university (Germany) ‘’Positive psychology, the dialogic
method’, 2006
Leipzig university (Germany), ‘’Latvian history of psychology
and research findings of today’’, 2005
Murcia university (Spain) „Psychology of the personality's
maturity”, 2002.
Member of Expert commissions and councils
2002 - Member of the editorial board of collected research
articles of RTTEMA.
1999 – 2003 - Member of master's and bachelor's examination
commission of RTTEMA.
2003 - Scientific consultant of the journal „Psiholoģijas Pasaule”
.Reviewer (opponent) of Vjačeslav Filatov's doctor's thesis.
2002 - Member of the editorial board of research publications of
Vilnius Pedagogical university (Lithuania) research conference
„Learner Centred Universities for the New Millenium: Education
Reform and Teacher Training”, 2002.
2000 - Member of the editorial board of collected research
articles of the International conference of Latvian Agricultural
academy.
Participant in the implementation of the project of the Ministry
of Education and Science of Latvian Republic "On standards in
psychology for secondary school ", 1999 - 2001.
Membership of International associations of scientific research
and academic domains:
Other
Member of Latvian Association of Professional psychologists
(since 2001).
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Signature
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Personal information
Name, surname
Maija Švanka
Data of Birth
8 March, 1961
Address Piltenes 16-12, Kuldīga LV-3300,
Telephone 3322725
Mobile telephone 29460451
Education
Time period 01.09.93.-13.02.95.
Awarded educational Masters degree in history
document title/Obtained
qualification
Name of the educational University of Latvia
establishment
Time period 01.09.79.-22.06.84.
Awarded educational Lecturer diploma of history and social sciences obtained
document title/Obtained from Faculty of History and Philosophy
qualification
Name of the educational Latvian State University named in honour of P. Stucka
establishment
Time period 0109.76.-24.06.79.
Awarded educational Diploma on higher education
document title/Obtained
qualification
Name of the educational Kuldīga High School No 1
establishment
Time period 0109.68.-18.06.76.
Awarded educational Diploma on primary education,
document title/Obtained
qualification
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Name of the educational Kuldīga High School No 1
establishment
Employment experience
Time period 01.09.93- to date
Profession or position teacher of history and social sciences
appointed
Name of the employment Kuldīga School of Arts and Humanitarian Sciences
place
Time period 16.09.96.- to date
Profession or position lecturer of history of culture and philosophy
appointed
Name of the employment
RTTEMA Kuldīga branch
place
Time period
Profession or position
03.08.87.-28.07.92
teacher of history
appointed
Name of the employment Turlava Primary school
place
Time period
05.08.85.-31.07.87.
Profession or position teacher of history
appointed
Name of the employment Kuldīga High School No 1
place
Time period 01.08.84.-01.08.85.
Profession or position
teacher of history
appointed
Name of the employment Liepāja High School No 1
place
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Time period 09.11.83.-30.06.84
Profession or position
engineer
appointed
Name of the employment Department of Recent History, Latvian State University
place
Skills
Knowledge of languages
Language
Understand
Speak
Write
Latvian
Excellent
Excellent
Excellent
Russian
Excellent
Good
Good
English
Good
Good
Good
Computer user’s skills MS Office
Internet
Additional information
since 1984 participation in several conferences and seminars on history
and social sciences
Date
Signature
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Personal information
Name, surname
Data of Birth
Address
Inese Urpena
22. 04.1951
Semafora 10, Jūrmala LV-2008,
Telephone
Mobile telephone 9486838
E- mail
inese.urpena@rpiva .lv
Education
Time period
Awarded educational
document title/Obtained
1997.
Masters degree in engineering sciences of applied computer
systems
qualification
Name of the educational
establishment
Time period
Awarded educational
document title/Obtained
Institute of Applied Computer Systems of Riga Technical
University,
1969. - 1974
Specialization in electronic computing machinery,
qualification of engineer – mathematician
qualification
Name of the educational
establishment
Faculty of Automatic and Computing Technologies of Riga
Polytechnic Institute
Employment experience
Time period
Profession or position
appointed
Name of the employment
2004. X lecturer at IT Department
Head of Information Technology Unit at RTTEMA
RTTEMA
place
Time period
Profession or position
appointed
2003. – 2004. X
Head of unit of management and economics
Dean of Faculty of Management and Economics
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Name of the employment
RTTEMA
place
Time period
Profession or position
1996. – 2003.
Head of IT department of RTTEMA, lecturer
appointed
Name of the employment
RTTEMA
place
Time period
Profession or position
1993. – 1996.
Teacher of Computer department
appointed
Name of the employment
Riga Commercial School
place
Time period
Profession or position
1985. – 1993.
Senior specialist of Students’ Computing Centre
appointed
Name of the employment
place
Time period
Profession or position
appointed
Faculty of Radio technology and Communications of Riga
Technical University
1974. - 1985.
Senior lecturer, assistant at Department of Mathematic
Supplies of Faculty of Automatic and Computing
Technologies of Riga Technical University
Name of the employment
place
Department of Mathematic Supplies of Faculty of
Automatic and Computing Technologies of Riga Technical
University
Teaching experience
1996. - Lecturer at RTTEMA
1993. – 1996. Teacher
1982. – 1993.
Senior lecturer, paid position, RTU
1977. – 1982. Assistant at Department of Mathematic Supplies of Riga
Technical University
1975. – 1977.
Senior lecturer, paid position, RTU
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Additional education
Other training
2006
IBM seminar. Accelerating Global Software Delivery.
27.09.2006.
Microsoft seminar. „Microsoft Academic Day” 14.11.2006.
2005.
Academic Week, Pädagogische Akademie Krems, Austria,
2005.
2004.
Conference „Microsoft Academic Days in Prague”.
Training „Didactics in University Colleges. Theory and
Practice”. Institute of Pedagogy and Psychology, University
of Latvia.
2003.
Seminar „Introduction to e-studies, methodologies and
technology", Centre of Remote Studies, RTU, 12 December,
2003.
2002.
Conference “Baltic Seminar of University Administrators”.
Tartu, 6.-7. May, 2002.
Seminar “Didaktik. Lehren un Lernen in der Lehrerbildung
A Socrates European Module”. Faculty of Pedagogy and
Psychology, University of Latvia., 7 June, 2002
Course „Basics of preparing materials of multimedia
studies”, Centre of Remote Studies, RTU.
2001.
1st Working Conference of Association on Virtual Education
“Opportunities and Solutions", Business University College
"Turiba", 3 November, 2001.
Faculty of Pedagogical Proficiency of the Small Academy
(8 credit points)
2000.
Course “Presentation Skills”, Centre of Commercial
Educations
Additional information
2001. -
Member and representative of RTTEMA at the Association
of Virtual Education.
1990. -
Membership in female-student corporation “Imeria” of the
University of Latvia, since its first days of re-establishment
after 12 April, 1990.
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Proficient in Russian, party in English.
2001. -
Member and representative of RTTEMA at the Association
of Virtual Education.
Publications
2005.
Urpena I, Elements and Aspects of Virtual Education in
Teacher Training at RTTEMA, Latvia. //Academic Week,
Pädagogische Akademie Krems, Austria, 2005.
1999.
Maslo I., Andersone R., Urpena I, Mācību metodes un
jaunās informācijas tehnoloģijas izglītības iestādēs. //
Latvijas izglītības vadītāju forums '98 par izglītīb as
stratēģiskās programmas "Izglītība 1998.-2003"
realizēšanu. Riga, 1999. 5,6.august.
Date
Signature
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Personal information
Name, surname Jana Veinberga
Birth Data 28.04. 1964.
Jūrmala
Telephone
29404893
Cell Telephone
E-mail jana.veinberga@rpiva .lv
Education
Time period 2004.– 2006.
Awarded education document Political science
title/ Obtained qualification Doctoral program. Theme of dissertation „Local municipalities
as information service providers”
Name of the educational University of Latvia, Faculty of social sciences
establishment
Time period 2002.–2004.
Awarded education document Higher professional education, Qualification of literary editor
title/ Obtained qualification
Name of the educational University of Latvia, Faculty of philology
establishment
Time period 1997.–1999.
Awarded education document Degree of master of social sciences in public administration
title/ Obtained qualification
Name of the educational University of Latvia, Faculty of economics and management
establishment
Time period 1986.–1991.
Awarded education document Diploma of higher education. Qualification of philosopher,
title/ Obtained qualification teacher
Name of the educational University of Latvia, Faculty of history and philosophy
establishment
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Time period 1980.–1984.
Awarded education document Secondary vocational education, kokle teacher qualification
title/ Obtained qualification
Name of the educational Cēsis music secondary school
establishment
March 2004. „Komunikāciju akadēmija” Course „Jaunais
Further education
Makiavelli jeb reputācijas veidošanas māksla”. Certificate
January 2002. Komunikāciju studija „Triviums”. Course in
advertising text composition. Certificate
October 2001. „Komunikāciju akadēmija”. Course
„Profesionālas sabiedriskās attiecības”, lecturer Klauss
Januševskis „Akademie fur Fuhrung und
Kommunikation”(Germany) in cooperation with
„Komunikāciju akadēmija”(Latvia). Certificate
April 2000. „Komunikāciju akadēmija”. Course „Sabiedriskās
attiecības krīzē” – lecturer Klauss Januševskis „Akademie fur
Fuhrung und Kommunikation”(Germany) in cooperation with
„Komunikāciju akadēmija”(Latvia). Certificate
November of 1999. „Komunikāciju akadēmija”, Course
„Vadītāja sabiedriskais tēls, tā veidošana un uzturēšana.”
Lecturer Dr.philos. Sandra Veinberga. Certificate
October of 1999. „Komunikāciju akadēmija”, Course –
„Sabiedrisko attiecību teorija un tās praktisks pielietojums.”
Lecturer Dr.philos. Sandra Veinberga. Certificate
February of 1999. English Language Course, International
R&V Educational Centre. Certificate of Upper Intermediate
Level
January of 1997. University of Latvia, Course „Personāla
vadīšana”. Certificate
December of 1996. University of Latvia, Course „Lietišķie
kontakti un etiķete” Certificate
Employment experience
Time period Since December 2005
Profession or position appointed
Lecturer at Riga Teacher Training And Educational
Management Academy, program „Public relations”, lectued
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courses „Public relations in practice”, „Presenattion in mass
media”, „Politology”, „Legal aspects of public relations”,
„Ethics and professionalis”.
Name of the employment place Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management Academy
and its Address Rīga, Imantas 7.līnija1
Field Higher education
Time period Since 01.09.2006.
Profession or position appointed Riga Teacher Training And Educational Management
Academy, director of first level professional higher education
study program „Public relations”
Name of the employment place Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management Academy
and its Address Rīga, Imantas 7.līnija1
Field Higher education
Time period 07.11. 2005.- 07.07.2006
Profession or position appointed Head of communication department
Name of the employment place State sanitary inspection, Rīga, Ieriķu iela 13
and its Address
Field Public relations in state administration
Time period September 2003– 31.08.2005
Profession or position appointed Director of public relations program, lecturer in program „
Public relations”. Lectured Courses: „ Public relations in state
administration, municipalities, NGO”, „Pplitical
communication”, „ Public relations in practice”, „Project
management”, ”Business communication”
Name of the employment place Latvian Christian Academy
and its Address
Field Higher education
Time period October of 2003.–February of 2004.
Profession or position appointed Head of department of verbal communication
Name of the employment place Public relations company „Propagandas centrāle”
and its Address
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Field Public relations
Time period May-July 2003
Profession or position appointed Project manager of printing. Main tasks – Development of
song festival catalogue, coordination of printing work,
correction of song festival catalogue, Editing of somng festival
program booklets
Name of the employment place Working group of the song festival
and its Address
Field Culture
Time period January 1999–November 2002
Profession or position appointed Press secretary of the ministry and the minister
Name of the employment place Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Latvia
and its Address
Field Public relations in state administration
Time period 01.04.1992–December 1998
Profession or position appointed Press secretary, later on – senior specialist
Name of the employment place Jūrmala city council, Jūrmala, Jomas iela 1/5
and its Address
Field Public relations in municipality
Language
Understand
Speak
Write
Language skills Russian
x
x
x
English
x
x
Skills
Computer user’s knowledge Good skills of Word, Exel, Power Point
Other skills Driver’s license, Text composition and edition
Date
Signature
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Personal information
Name, surname
Data of Birth
Address
Telephone
Mobile telephone
E- mail
Māra Vidnere
28 April 1951, Riga
Valmieras 6, Jūrmala, LV-2010
7753139
29486006
mvidnere@navigator.lv
Education
Time period
Awarded educational
document title/Obtained
qualification
Name of the educational
establishment
Time period
1992-1994
doctoral studies prior habilitation, Habilitated Doctoral
degree in Psychology, diploma C-Dh No 0001751, 1998
PhD in Psychology, diploma C-D No 001356, 1996
Department of Pedagogy and Psychology, University of
Latvia
1982-1983
Awarded educational
document title/Obtained Diploma No 21-83, Lecturer at university college
qualification
Name of the educational
Moscow Institute of Administration, University of
establishment
Pedagogy
Time period
1980-1984
Awarded educational
document title/Obtained
qualification
Name of the educational
establishment
Time period
Awarded educational
diploma EK 017478, candidate in economic sciences,
recognition of degree in 1992
PhD in Economics
Department of Finance and Credit, Moscow Institute of
Administration
1972-1977
Diploma No.IONr407405,
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document title/Obtained
economist
qualification
Name of the educational
establishment
Department of trade economics, Faculty of Finance and
Trade, State University of Latvia
Employment experience
Time period
Since 2005
Profession or position
appointed
Name of the employment
Associate Professor (University lecturer)
Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
place
Academy (RTTEMA)
Field
psychology
Time period
Since 2005
Profession or position
appointed
Name of the employment
place
Field
Time period
Senior researcher
Research Centre of Social Sciences, Daugavpils University
social psychology
psychology
1992-1997., since 1997-2005
Profession or position
appointed
Name of the employment
place
Field
Time period
lecturer, professor
University of Latvia, Institute of Pedagogy and Psychology
(IPP), Faculty of Pedagogy and Psychology (FPP)
psychology
1989-1992
Profession or position
appointed
lecturer, senior research associate
Name of the employment
place
Field
University of Latvia (UL), Faculty of Economics
Economics, marketing
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Time period
Profession or position
appointed
Name of the employment
place
Field
1977-1979; 1984-1989
lecturer-intern, senior lecturer
Latvian State University, Faculty of Finance and Trade
economics
Skills
Knowledge of languages
Language
Understand
Speak
Write
Latvian
Native
Native
Native
Russian
Excellent
Excellent
Excellent
English
Excellent
Good
Good
Computer user’s skills MS Office
Internet
Power Point,
Statistic - 6
Other skills Driver’s license category B since 1973
Additional information
Seminars
Training (since 2000)
2007 (January) – open guest lecture ALA, working at the
library of Maryland University (UMBC) on Mental
Intelligence topic and cross-cultural psychology.
2005-2007- training on sand play therapy, conducted by
Linde fon Keizerlinke (Germany), International Association
of Sand Play Therapy
2006 (November) open guest lecture at Vilnius Pedagogical
University, within the ERASMUS programme,
2004 (July) – participation at the seminar “Psychology and
Spirituality” (lecturer PhD Erik Mansanger, USA)
organized by the Institute of Individual Psychology, Riga
2001-2004.(January) – supervisions at Maryland University
(Baltimore, USA) leaded by Ph.D. A.O.Nucho ( art therapy,
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individual interviewing)
2003 (January) – guest lecturer ALA, St. Petersburg
(Florida, USA) Latvian Society, Drafting material on
collection of memories of Latvian in emigration.
2002 (December) – internship at E. Rogers University
College (Treatment of vision, shamanism), Virginia, USA.
2002 (October) – seminar in St. Petersburg University
(Russia), sand play therapy
2002 (May) – semina “Group correction work", mediated by
professor of Moscow University A. Lider, Riga
2001 (July) – seminar “Tools of personal spiritual
development in art”, London (UK), Dublin, Limerick
(Ireland)
2001 (May) – seminar “Development problems in modern
social psychology”, mediated by prof.
A. Sihireva (Moscow), Riga
2001 (February – April) - internship at Maryland
University School of Social Works
2000 (June) – training of existential psychology (trainer
Kočunas), Vilnius University (Lithuania)
2000 (April) – seminar of sand play therapy mediated by J.
Yang (Ireland), St. Petersburg University (Russia)
Trainings
Scientific activities (fields)
In psychology – psychology of social development of a
personality, psychology of social behaviour, psychology of
business and administration, stress psychology, ethno
psychology, projective psychology, art therapy, sand play
therapy, visionary therapy, psychology of personalities’
spiritual maturity
Courses delivered, number of credit points
Psychology of business administration – 2 c. – University of
Latvia (LU) Faculty of Economics (EF)
Psychology and sociology of business administration – 4 c.
– LU EF
Psychology of business administration– 2 c. – LU Institute
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of Pedagogy and Psychology (PPI) ,LU EF
Interpersonal business communication – 2 c. – LU EF
Sress psychology– 2 c– LU PPI
Communication psychology – 2 c– LU Faculty of
Mathematics
Scientific researching – 2 c. – LU PPI, RA,DU
Conflict logy – 2 c– LU PPI
Stress management – 2 c– LU PPF,LU EF , others
Art and personal development – 2 c– LU PPF,LU EF
Prepared original courses, number of credit points
Psychology of person’s life and meaning of life – 2 c.
Social ecology – 2 c.
Emotional psychology-2 c.
Management problems of modern social psychology-2 c.
Ethno psychology- 2 c.
Prepared virtual courses at the LU
virtual course – Stress management – 2 c.
virtual course – Psychology of business administration – 2
c.
Conferences
Participation with presentation at international scientific
conferences abroad (since 2000)
2006 (May)-International Eighth European Conference
“Citizens of Europe and the World “CICE 2004
(September) – Sixth International Conference of
Psychologists from Baltic States, Vilnius University
(Lithuania)
2005 (June)-International Political Psychology Conference
of Baltic States,Poland,Opoles University
2003 (October) – Psychology of Heavy Traumatisation:
The long-lasting effects of Political Repressions”, Vilnius
University (Lithuania)
2003 (May) – Fifth European Conference “Children’s
Identity and Citizenship in Europe”, Minho University
(Brag, Portugal)
2002 (October) – international conference – the 8th
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Conference of the European Council for High Ability
“Development of Human Potential” (Rhodes, Greece)
2001 (September) – international professional conference
“Wacra Europe XVIII International Conference sustainable
development through research and learning”, Vienna
(Austria)
2001 (June) – 4th Conference of Baltic Studies in Europe
“Baltic States and Societies in Transition: Continuity and
Change”, Tartu University (Estonia)
2000 (June) – international conference, Georgetown
University (Washington, USA)
2000 (March) – International conference of psychologists
“Psychology in the turn of centuries”, Tula University,
(Russia)
Participation with presentation at scientific conferences in
Latvia (Since 2000)
2006 (November) – International scientific-practical
conference “Psychology, business and social sphere of
society: modern problems of the current age", PA SBKA,
Riga.
2006 (November) – XI International Creativity Conference
“Creativity process of a creative person” RTTEMA, Riga
2006 ( October) – International scientific Conference
„Education in the conditions of social changes”, DU
2006 (May) – Conference of medical personnel organized in
honour of Apolony holidays, Riga Stradiņš University, Riga
2006 (April) – 3rd International Scientific Conference’’
Theory For Practice in the Education of Contemporary
Society”, RTTEMA, Riga
2005 (June) – International scientific and practical
Conference ”Entrepreneurship in Baltic States-First Year in
EU”, Russian Institute of Baltic States, Riga.
2005 (May) – International conference “Strategy of higher
Christian education”, Latvian Christian Academy, Riga
2005 (March) Latvian dentistry conference, , Riga Stradiņš
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University, Riga
2004 (November) – International Creativity conference,
RTTEMA, Riga.
2003 (August) – participation and chairing a workshop at
international conference of art therapy, Jurmala
2002 (May) – international ATEE conference – Changing
Education in a Changing Society, Riga
2002 (March) – international scientific conference The
Traditional and Innovative in Sustainable Development of
the Society", Rezekne
2001 (November) – International Creativity conference,
Riga
2001 (August) – II Congress of Latvian Scientist of the
World , Riga
2000 (November) – international conference of
psychologists Creative Personality”Riga
2000 (March) – international conference “Integration
problems of the Baltic Regions countries on their way to the
European Union”, Rezekne
Projects
Supervision and participation at projects financed by the
Latvian Council of Scientists
1. Application for grant by Ministry of Education and
Science - RTTEMA "Adaptation of the Torrance Tests of
Creative Thinking (TTCT)"
2. Grant by Ministry of Education and Science
“Development of Social Intellect and Language Ethnocommunicative skills for young people at Latvian and ethnic
minority schools, and its role in developing inter-national
relations” (supervisor M. Vidnere)
3. Grant by Ministry of Education and Science, “Relating
Co addiction with Person’s Adaptive Skills and Quality of
Life” (supervisor I. Plotka)
4. Grant by Ministry of Education and Science, Role of
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Ethnic Tolerance and Communication for those Working in
a “person to person” system (supervisor I. Plotka) , since
2006.
5. Grant by Ministry of Education and Science
”Development of Presentation Model for Organizing
Memory Dictionary (supervisor D.Igoņins), since 2003.
6. Grant by Latvian Council of Scientists No 04.1279 ”
Ethno communicative Competences of Personality (EKK)
and its role in developing international relations”
(supervisor M. Vidnere), since 2004.
7. Grant by Latvian Council of Scientists No 04.0497
“Determination of Ethno communicative Competences
(EKK) and its role in promoting intercultural relations ”
(supervisor M. Vidnere), 2001.-2003.
8. Grant by Latvian Council of Scientists No 96.0794
“Problems in Repressed and Mixed Families” (supervisor
Ā.Karpova), 1999.- 2001.
Participation at international research projects
1. ESF No.VPD1/PIAA/05/APK/3.2.5.2./0151/0164 from
01/10/2006-30/04/2007 ”Improvement of Professional
Competencies in the Area of Scientific Research for Latvian
Pedagogical University Staff”
2. ESF No.3252 from 01/08/2006-01/06/2007
“Development and Implementation of Teachers’
Professional Upgrading Program in Jelgava”.
3. since 2002 – CICE (Children’s Identity and Citizenship in
Europe) (supervisor. prof. Monks),
4. 1998-2000 – WACRA Europe e.V., D-85356, Munich
(Germany), Vienna (Austria) (supervisor. Ph.D. R.Mayer)
Publications
Until 1996 there are 32 scientific and 9 studymethodological books published
2007
Vidnere M. (2007) Holisms kā kreativitātes procesa
rezultāts. Submitted for publication
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2006
Vidnere M. (2006) Diskriminācija pret vecumu-apzināta
vai neapzināta politika valstī. Zobārstniecības Raksti, Nr.1,
28-31.lpp.
Vidnere M. (2006). Diskriminācija pret vecumu-apzināta
vai neapzināta politika valstī. Inter-sector periodical
„Psiholoģija mums”, No 2, 2006, 26-32 pp. ISSN 16910982
Vidnere M. (2006). Sociālās distancētības psiholoģiskā
analīze starpnacionālajās komunikatīvajās attiecībās.
Zinātniskie raksti III Starptautiskā zinātniskā konferencē
”Teorija praksei mūsdienu sabiedrības izglītībā”. RTTEMA,
492-498.pp.
Vidnere M., Plotka I., Sokol E. (2006) Starpetnisko
attiecību tolerance un pozitīvā etniskā identitāte. Sociālo
zinātņu vēstnesis. Daugavpils Universitāte /Social sciences
bulletin /, 2006 1 (3), 112-133 pp. ISSN 1691-1881.
Vidnere M., Strautmanis J. (2006) Formation Conditions of
Corporate Social Responsibility in Organizational Culture.
Europe’s Journal of Psychology, vol.2, No6, May 2006, 110 pp. ISSN1841-0413
Vidnere M. (2006) Garīgums kā personības kreativitātes
kvalitāte. Zinātnisko rakstu krājums ”Radošā personība”,
1V, Jumi, 55-63 pp.
Vidnere M., Igoņins D., Plotka I. (2006)
Ethnocommunicative competence (ECC) and its role in
creation and development of international relationship in
Latvia. A Thematic Network Project in Eighth European
Conference Citizens of Europe and the World, 46 pp.
Vidnere M. (2006) Priekšvārds Ainas Nucho
grāmatai”Dzīvas labirintā”. Rīga: Izdevniecība “Jumis”, 35 pp.
2005
Vidnere M., Hodaņonoka I., Krūmiņa I., Sloka A. (2005)
Bērnu ar valodas traucējumiem integrācija sabiedrībā.
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Riga, “Psiholoģija skolai un ģimenei” No 1,2,3,4,5; ISSN
1691-1709
Vidnere M., Plotka I. (2005). Ethnocommunicative
competence (ECC) and its role in creation and development
of international relationship in Latvia. Starptautiskās
zinātniski-praktiskās Conferences „Privātbizness Baltijas
valstīs – pirmais gads ES”, Riga, 205-20 pp.
Vidnere M., Plotka I. (2005). Ethnocommunicative
competence (ECC) and its role in creation and development
of international relationship in Latvia. Conferences
„Menedžmenta un mārketinga teorija un prakse” materiāli,
Minska, 9-10 pp.
2004
Vidnere M., Nucho A. (2004). Stress: tā pārvarēšana un
profilakse. Riga: publisher “Biznesa partneri”, 260 pp.
ISBN 9984-961-07-9
Vidnere M. (2004). Represēto personu pārdzīvojumu
pieredze kā vēsturiskās apziņas fenomens. Riga, Inter-sector
periodical „Psiholoģija mums”, Vol. 3(5), 2004, 2-7 pp.
ISSN 1691-0982
Vidnere M. (2004). Represēto personu pārdzīvojumu
pieredze kā vēsturiskās apziņas fenomens (krievu valodā).
Riga, Inter-sector periodical„Psiholoģija mums” (Russian),
No 3(5), 2004, 2-6 pp. ISSN 1691-0982
Vidnere M., Višņakova N. (2004) Personības garīguma
attīstības psiholoģija. Riga, Inter-sector periodical
„Psiholoģija mums”, Vol. 0(12), 2004, 6-11 pp. ISSN
1691-0982
Vidnere M., Višņakova N. (2004) Personības garīguma
attīstības psiholoģija. Riga, Inter-sector periodical
„Psiholoģija mums” (Russian), Vol. 10(12), 2004, 6-11 pp.
ISSN 1691-0982
Vidnere M., Višņakova N. (2004) Personības garīguma
attīstības psiholoģija. Riga, Inter-sector periodical
„Psiholoģija mums”, Vol. 11(13), 2004, 2-8 pp. ISSN
365
1691-0982
Vidnere M., Višņakova N. (2004) Personības garīguma
attīstības psiholoģija. Riga, Inter-sector periodical
„Psiholoģija mums” (Russian), Vol. 11(13), 2004, 2-8 pp.
ISSN 1691-0982
2003
Vidnere M., Nucho A. (2003) Intervēšanas prasmes. Riga:
RAKA, 85 lpp. ISBN 9984-15-480-7
Vidnere M. (2003) Represēto cilvēku pārdzīvojuma pieredze
kā psiholoģisks pamats piesātināto vērtību veidošanā
(krievu valodā). Zinātniski praktiskais žurnāls “Pieredzes un
vecuma psiholoģija”, Vol.1(21), Moscow, 27.-36 pp. ISSN
0236-4999
Vidnere M. (2003) Ceļa vārdi žurnālam “Psiholoģijas
pasaule”. Riga, “Psiholoģijas pasaule”, Vol.01, 29-297 pp.
ISSN 1691-0435
Vidnere M. (2003) Dziedniecības holistiskā pieeja. Krājumā
“Ieskats holistisko terapiju formās”, Riga: Izglītības soļi,
16-21 pp. ISBN 9984-712-35-4
Vidnere M. (2003) Priekšmetu psihoenioloģisko īpašību
loma un novērtēšanas iespējas. Selection “Ieskats holistisko
terapiju formās”, Riga: Izglītības soļi, 22-28 pp. ISBN
9984-712-35-4
Vidnere M. (2003) Iztēle. Selection “Ieskats holistisko
terapiju formās”, Riga: Izglītības soļi, 39-43 pp. ISBN
9984-712-35-4
Vidnere M. (2003) Vizuālās kognitīvās formas
priekšrocības. Selection “Ieskats holistisko terapiju
formās”, Riga: Izglītības soļi, 44-49 pp. ISBN 9984-71235-4
Vidnere M. (2003) Smilšu terapija. Selection “Ieskats
holistisko terapiju formās”, Riga: Izglītības soļi, 89-91 pp.
ISBN 9984-712-35-4
Vidnere M. (2003) Personības garīgās izaugsmes iespēja
pārdzīvojuma izpratnē. Selection “Ieskats holistisko
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terapiju formās”, Riga: Izglītības soļi, 92-100 pp. ISBN
9984-712-35-4
Vidnere M. (2003) Pasaku terapija. Selection “Ieskats
holistisko terapiju formās”, Riga: Izglītības soļi, 106-108
pp. ISBN 9984-712-35-4
Vidnere M. (2003) Latviešu tautas ornamentika. Selection
“Ieskats holistisko terapiju formās”, Riga: Izglītības soļi,
109-121 pp. ISBN 9984-712-35-4
Vidnere M., Ločmele A., Zālīte A. (2003) Banku
organizācijas kultūras attīstība. Rēzeknes Augstskolas
zinātniskie raksti, 199-211 pp. ISBN 9984-585-57-3.
Vidnere M., Ločmele A., Zālīte A. (2003) Kultūras saknes
organizācijā: banku pakalpojumi kā organizācijas kultūras
rādītājs. Riga, Inter-sector periodical„Psiholoģija mums”,
October (1), 2003, 10-15 pp. ISSN 1691-0982
Vidnere M. (2003) Sociālo pārmaiņu psiholoģiskie aspekti
personības socializācijas procesā. Riga, Inter-sector
periodical „Psiholoģija mums”, November (2), 2003, 2-6
pp. ISSN 1691-0982
Vidnere M. (2003) Sociālo pārmaiņu psiholoģiskie aspekti
personības socializācijas procesā (Russian). Riga, Intersector periodical „Psiholoģija mums” (Russian) November
(2), 2003, 2-6 pp. ISSN 1691-0982
2002
Vidnere M., Nucho A. (2002) Garīgās veselības
veicināšana. Riga: RAKA, series “Psiholoģija izglītībai”,
110 pp. ISBN 9984-15-393-2
Vidnere M., Nucho A. (2002) Characteristics of Adult
Survivors of Childhood Deportations to Siberia by the
Soviet Regime from Latvia. Proceedings of the
International Conference, Rezekne, 28 February-2 March,
2002 ISBN 9984-585-26-3.
Vidnere M., Nucho A. (2002) Characteristics of Adult
Survivors of Childhood Deportations to Siberia by the
Soviet Regime from Latvia. Decade of Reform:
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Achierments, Challenges, Problems, IV, ATEE, 2002. 91.95.lpp. ISBN 9984-712-20-6
Vidnere M., Nucho A. (2002) Characteristics of Adult
Survivors of Childhood Deportations to Siberia by the
Soviet Regime from Latvia. Educational Psychology, Vol.5,
No.1(10), 80.-85.lpp. ISSN 1392-639
Vidnere M., Zālīte A. (2002) Korupcija kā ekonomikas un
sociāli morālās attīstības kavēklis. Krājumā “Psiholoģijas
aktuālās problēmas: teorija un prakse”, 2.sēj. ISBN 998430-018-9
2001
Vidnere M., Garleja R. (2001) Psiholoģijas un sociālās
uzvedības aspekti ekonomikā (testi). Rīga: RAKA, 317 lpp.
ISBN 9984-15-291-4
Vidnere M., Skārds I., Strazdiņa V. (2001) The Honesty as
an Ethnical Value in Companies as Estimated from the
Questtioning the Students of the Higher Education
Establishment. Rēzeknes Augstskola, ISBN 984-585-2-3
Vidnere M., Karpova Ā. (2001) Represēto ģimeņu
pārdzīvojuma pieredze. Rīga: LZA vēstis, 55.sēj., Nr.1/2,
10.-16.lpp.
Vidnere M., Nucho A. (2001) Characteristics of Adult
Survivors of Childhood Deportations to Siberia by the
Soviet Regime from Latvia. Rīga, “Psiholoģijas aktuālās
problēmas: teorija un prakse”, 1.sēj., 31.-37.lpp. ISBN
9984-30-018-8
Vidnere M. (2001) Represēto cilvēku pārdzīvojumu pieredze
un vērtību veidošanās sociālajā situācijā (krievu valodā).
Rīga, “Psiholoģijas aktuālās problēmas: teorija un prakse”,
1.sēj., 108.-117.lpp. ISBN 9984-30-018-8
Vidnere M. (2001) Children of Genocide. 4th Conference
of Baltic Studies in Europe, University of Tartu,Estonia, 2730 June 2001.
Vidnere M. (2001) Etnocīds kā starpetniskās
dezintegrācijas veicinātājs. “Skolotājs”, Nr.4(28), 72368
72.lpp.
Vidnere M., Karpova Ā. (2001) Etnokomunikatīvās
kompetences veidošanās psiholoģiskie aspekti. II pasaules
latviešu zinātnieku kongresa materiāli. Rīga, 15.-17.augusts
2001, 210-211.lpp.
Vidnere M. (2001) Priekšvārds R.Garlejas monogrāfijai
“Sociālā uzvedība patērētāju izvēles vadīšanā”. Rīga:
RAKA, 4-5.lpp. ISBN 9984-15-116-6
Vidnere M., Skārds I., Strazdiņa V. (2001) The Honesty as
an Ethnical Value. Wacra Europe XVIII International
Conference Research and Learning, Vienna/Krems, Austria,
19-25 September 2001.
Mācību metodiskie materiāli:
Vidnere M. (2001) Stresa menedžments: mācību
palīglīdzeklis. Rīga: KOMIN .
2000
Vidnere M., Garleja R. (2000) Psiholoģijas un sociālās
uzvedības aspekti ekonomikā. Rīga: RAKA, 264 lpp. ISBN
9984-15-116-6
Vidnere M., Nucho A. (2000) Latvian Survivors of
Deportations. Rīga: RAKA, 25 lpp. ISBN 9984-15-256-6
Vidnere M., Nucho A. (2000) Iztēles psiholoģija. Rīga:
AGB, 160 lpp. ISBN 9984-663-17-5
Vidnere M. (2000) Pārejas perioda sociālās inovācijas
ekonomikā. Krājumā “Integration problems of the Baltic
Region countries on their way to the European Union”.
Rēzeknes Augstskola, 330.-338.lpp. ISBN 9984-585-81-6
Vidnere M., Karpova Ā. (2000) The Emotional Experience
of the Repressed as the Basis for the Formation of Satiated
Valuy. Tula, 30th March, 2000
Vidnere M., Nucho A. (2000) Latvian Survivors of
Deportation to Siberia. 17.Conference of the Baltic States
and their Baltic Neighbours: Redefining Relationships.
Washington, 15-17th June, 2000
Vidnere M. (2000) Personības garīgās izaugsmes iespēja
369
pārdzīvojuma pieredzes izpratnē.
Krājumā ”Radoša
personība”. Rīga: Rīgas vārti, 71.-83.lpp. ISSN 1407-6276
Vidnere M. (2000) Sāpju ceļš garīgumā. Krājumā “Ceļš” –
LU teoloģisks un kultūrvēsturisks izdevums. “Praktiskā
teoloģija”, Nr.52, 152.-168.lpp.
Annexes
Social Activities and Membership in Organizations
AABS (Association for the Advancement of Baltic
Studies)member
Head of Association of Latvian Holistic Therapy
Member of Association of Latvian Professional
Psychologists
Member of CICE (Children’s Identity and Citizenship in
Europe)
Member of the editorial board of magazine “Educology
Psychology”
Member of the editorial board of magazine “Psiholoģija
mums”
Member of the editorial board of magazine “Psiholoģija
skolai un ģimenei”
Member of Latvian Council of Psychologist Promotion
Scientific expert in social sciences
Member of Society of Latvian Politically Repressed Persons
Expert of Society Integration Fund
Awards
2006 – RTTEMA award – appreciation from RTTEMA
Masters program students in psychology for practical
materials, flexible thinking and accepting other opinions
2004 – University Rector’s award for contribution of
development of University of Latvia, training of highly
specialized specialists and in honour of 85th Anniversary of
University of Latvia
2001 – award issued by University of Latvia for continuing
creative pedagogical work, significant input in development
of psychology and promoting international experience in
Latvia, achievements in implementation of masters study
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program
2001 – award issued by Rēzeknes Augstskola on input in
development of scientific work
January 2000 – Outstanding Scholars of the 20th Century in
honour of anOutstanding contribution in the field of Social
Psychology. International Biographical Centre, Cambridge,
England
1997 – award for input in preservation of Latvian identity.
Winner of the competition of school and university staff
"Kas ir latvietis?"
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Signature
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Personal information
Name, surname Aija Vīgnere
Data of Birth 09.07.1954.
Address 74A-1Beberbeķu Street, Riga, LV-1029
Telephone
Mobile telephone 2934005
E- mail Aiija @ one.lv
Education
Time period 1999 – 2002
Awarded educational Diploma Master of Social Sciences in Management Science
document title/Obtained
qualification
Name of the educational Riga Technical University
establishment
Time period 1993
Awarded educational Certificate Practical Financial Manager
document title/Obtained
qualification
Name of the educational The National Trust Institute /London/
establishment
Time period 1984
Awarded educational Certificate Manager of Academic Work
document title/Obtained
qualification
Name of the educational All Union’s Institute of Qualification of National Economy
establishment
Time period 1974 – 1979
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Awarded educational Diploma of Higher Education
document title/Obtained Economist /speciality qualification Finance and Credits/ Educational
Name of the educational University of Latvia
establishment
Employment experience
Time period 2004 – from now on
Profession or position Lecturer /Department of Culture/ Information Systems
appointed Management
Name of the employment Institute 1 Lomonosova Street, Riga
place
Field Pedagogy
Time period 1999 – from now on
Profession or position Lecturer /Department of Economics and Management/
appointed
Name of the employment Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management Academy
place Imantas 7.linija 1, Riga
Field Pedagogy
Time period 1999 – 2001
Profession or position Lecturer /Department of Economics and Business /
appointed
Name of the employment Riga International School of Economics and Business
place Administration1/2 Meža Street , Riga
Field Pedagogy
Time period 1982 – 1992, 1995 – 2000
Profession or position Lecturer/Department of Economics and Entrepreneurship/
appointed
Name of the employment National Technical School of Riga lc Kr.Valdemāra, Riga
place
Field Pedagogy
373
Time period 1979 – 1982
Profession or position Economist-Financier
appointed
Name of the employment The Bank of Latvia 2a Kr.Valdemāra, Riga
place
Field Finance and Credits
Skills
Knowledge of languages
Computer user’s skills
Language
Understand
Speak
Write
Latvian
Native
Native
Native
Russian
Good
Fluent
Well
English
Good
fluent
Well
German
Good
Fair
Fair
MS Office
Internet
Other skills
Driver’s licence category B
Additional information
Seminars
Economics and Finance Ph.D.
Seminar "What Motivates Banks to Use Derivatives and the
Impact of Derivative Use on Bank Risk? By Prof. A. Reichert
Cleveland State University in October 2005, the University of
Latvia.
Institute of Statistics of the University of Latvia
Seminar for doctors – Statistical methods used by the candidates
for a doctor’s degree in their research work in the University of
Latvia in May 2005.
Seminar of the Latvian Academy of Culture "Education of Cultural
Management in Latvia" in 2004.
Others, many and various.
Courses
International Cultural Centre in Cracova -"Management of
cultural institutions"/certificate/Crakova, Poland, 2 0 04.Professional
Education Centre of the Ministry of Education – Phares
programme "Management and Strategic Planning of Small
374
Enterprises" /certificate/ Riga, 19 97. Computer courses –Microsoft
Word and Excel programs taken in the Education Centre of the
University of Latvia/certificate/ Riga, 1996.Acquisition of Finance
Management Programme within 5 week in the USA, October –
December of 1994.
Acquisition of the Cultural Heritage-Museum Finance Programme
in the Memorial Museum of Shakespeare, in Stratford, England,
July – August 1993.
Others, many and various.
Conferences
In 2004 VII International Scientific Conference of Liepāja Academy
of Pedagogy " – delivering paper "Organisation and Management
of Cultural Management Programmes in Latvia"
In 2002 Scientific Conference of the Riga Technical University" –
delivering paper "Problems regarding establishment and operation
of Latvian Cultural Funds".
Projects
In 2005 an electronic storage of cultural and historical heritage –
preparation of the home page on the Internet.
In 2000 an IETM cultural project – campaign "Art Management
training" in Saint Petersburg, Russia.
Publications 2005.g. Eiropas Mākslas un Kultūras Mantojuma Forums tēžusēj
urnā"Kultūrekonomikasnozīmes apzināšanās jaunajos globālajos
ekonomiskajos apstākļos".2004.g.Liepājas Pedagoģiskā akadēmija
VII Conferences sēj urnā "Kultūras menedžmenta programmu
organizācija un vadība Latvijā".
2002.g. Rīgas Tehniskās Universitātes 43.Conferences sējumā
"Latvijas Kultūras fondu darbības problēmas".
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Personal information
Name, surname Una ZADUMINA
Birth Data 17.12.1970
Address Helēnas iela 62-17
Alūksne LV4301
Telephone 43 81335 (home); 29323161 (Cell)
Education
Time period 2005.- 2008
Awarded education document Faculty of pedagogy, professional master’s degree in school
title/ Obtained qualification management
Name of the educational Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management Academy
establishment
Time period 1989.-1993
Awarded education document
Faculty of foreign languages,
title/ Obtained qualification Bachelor of philology
Name of the educational University of Latvia
establishment
Employment experience
Time period 12.11.2007. Profession or position Senior teacher of English
appointed
Name of the employment place NBS School of languages
and its Address
Time period 11.08.2006.- 31.10.2007
Profession or position Project manager
appointed
Name of the employment place ,,Veigs' Ltd.
and its Address
376
Time period 17.06.2005.-20.01.2006
Profession or position Executive direcor
appointed
Name of the employment place Alūksne city council
and its Address
Time period 2002.-17.06.2005
Profession or position Specialist of information circulation
appointed
Name of the employment place Alūksne city council
and its Address
Time period 2001 .-2002.
Profession or position Executive direcor
appointed
Name of the employment place Alūksne city council
and its Address
Time period 1997. -2001
Profession or position Alūksne city council
appointed
Name of the employment place Responsible secretary
and its Address
Time period 1994.-1997.
Profession or position Assistant interpreter
appointed
Name of the employment place "Lattelekom" Ltd., Vidzeme area information department
and its Address
Time period 1993.-1998.
Profession or position teacher of English
appointed
Name of the employment place E.Glik’s Alūksne state gymnasium, teacher of English
and its Address
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Papildu Employment Study center ,,Austrumvidzeme" Ltd., teacher of English,
experience contract work
,,Profesionālās izglītības, tālākizglltības un eksaminācijas
centrs" Ltd., teacher of English, contract work
Skills
Languages
Undesratnd
Speak
Language skills English
Good
Good
Good
Russian
Good
Good
Good
Swedish
Satisfactory
Satisfactory
Satisfactory
Additional information
Write
2006. Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
Semināri Academy, teachers’ further education program ,,Pedagoģiskās
Courses darbības pamati", certificate Nr.2729
2006. State administration school, study course ,,ES
pamatnostādnes, ES lauksaimniecības politika, ES strukturālo
fondu projektu vadība", certificate Nr. 16
2006. State administration school, study course «Pašvaldību
tiesības. Darba tiesības", certificate Nr.63
2005. State administration school, study course «Efektīvs
vadītājs", certificate Nr. 134
2005. State administration school, study course „ Vadības
psiholoģija", certificate Nr.401
2004. "Pašvaldību konsultāciju centrs" Ltd., professional
mastery seminar "Pašvaldību avīžu veidotāji", certificate Nr.0444/26 and Nr.04-52/19
2001. Training of Dutch professional association "Citizens’
participation in local administration", certificate
2001. LPMC professional mastery course "Personāla vadības
menedž ments", certificate Nr.0737
2001. LPMC professional mastery course "Microsoft Access
datorprogramma", certificate Nr.7815
2001. LPMC professional mastery course "Microsoft Office
programmas", certificate Nr.7814
2000.LPMC professional mastery course "Pašvaldību
sekretāre", certificate Nr.5784
2000. Educationa and tourism center tcB&M" Course of
excursion guides, certificate Nr.5, qualification - excursion
378
guide in Alūksne region
1998. LPMC further education course "Pašvaldību sekretāre",
certificate
1994. Driver’s licence category B
Date
Signature
379
CURRICULUM VITAE
Personal information
Name, Surname
Jeļena Zaščerinska
Date of Birth
01.04.1971
Address
Kurzemes pr. 114-102, Rīga, LV-1069, Latvia
Telephone
Mobile telephone
+37129435142
E-mail
yelenazascerinska@hotmail.com
Fax
Education
Time period
09.1994 -06.1997
Awarded education document
title/ Obtained qualification
Diploma No.529
Bachelor’s degree in English philology
Name of the educational
establishment/ its address
The University of Latvia
Time period
09.2000 -06.2002
Awarded education document
title/ Obtained qualification
Diploma No. 012213
The Humanities sciences Master’s degree in
English philology
Name of the educational
establishment/ its address
The University of Latvia
Time period
Since 2006 - up to present
Awarded education document
title/ Obtained qualification
Doctoral studies in Pedagogy
380
Name of the educational
establishment/ its address
The University of Latvia
Employment experience
Time period
Since 2003- up to present
Profession or position appointed Lecturer
Name of the employment
place and its address
Rīga Teacher Training and Educational
Management Academy;
Imantas 7.līnija 1, Rīga, LV 1083
Field
Pedagogy
Time period
08.2004 -08.2006
Profession or position appointed Lecturer
Name of the employment
place and its address
Latvia’s Police academy
Ezermalas iela 8, LV-1014, Rīga
Field
Skills
Pedagogy
Language Understand
Speak
Write
Knowledge of
Languages:
Computer user’s skills
Latvian
4
4
4
Russian
5
5
5
English
5
5
5
German
2
2
2
Microsoft Word-excellent knowledge
Internet- excellent knowledge
In 2000 and
2001: “Microsoft Word,
Microsoft Power Point, Microsoft Excel” course.
Other skills
Driver’s licence category B
381
I have gained knowledge, skills and experience
in organisational work, project management and
implementation, in international collaboration
sphere, participated successfully in the European
Union further education programme in 2000 in
Austria and in 2004 in Norway; as well as in
European Socrates programme for the education
development, in 2002 in the UK, in 2005 in
Ireland and in 2006 in Norway.
Skill to team-work:
from 31 July - 14 August worked as an English
language lecturer in a multi-culture team in German
Academic Exchange Service at the Baltic summer
school at Vilnius Gediminas Technical University.
From 1 October till 15 November 2001, I worked at
the development of foreign language study samples for
the ministry of Education and science of the Republic
of Latvia at the work group of Vocational education
centre, which is developing the foreign language
programme samples for the vocational education
establishments corresponding to the qualification
levels 2 and 3.
Organisational skills:
I have gained knowledge, skill and experience in
organisational work, project management and
implementation, participating successfully at the
preparation of applications for State Police and for S/C
“Latvijas Unibanka” in the Ltd. “Mācību centrs ABC.”
.
Additional information:
Seminars
In 2007, Leipzig university seminar
“Europe in dialogue: Latvia - Germany”.
In 2006, Doctoral studies symposium at the
faculty of Pedagogy and psychology
of the University of Latvia, in Latvia.
382
In 2006, Socrates/Erasmus teacher exchange
programme in Norway .
In 2005, “Information and Communication
Technology for language teachers” in Ireland.
In 2004, “Life-skills for long-lastin development in
Norway.
In 2002, “English language for special purposes” in the
United kingdom.
2002 -04.2003: Rīga teacher education centre
“Thinking approach to language teaching.
A way to an autonomous pupil.”
In 05.2000, Council of Europe “Communication at
Work -English for Occupation Purposes-International
Aspects of Teacher Training” in Austria.
Courses
08.2004, International Association of Teachers
of English as a Foreign Language and Latvian
Association of Teachers of English. ”English in
the New Europe”.
06.2004, Council of Europe” Consumer
Citizenship: How the individual’s role as a
consumer can contribute constructively to
sustainable development and mutual solidarity”.
06.2003.-08.2003, Rīga teacher education
centre
“Secondary school English language programme –
thinking approach to language teaching”.
04.2003 -07.2003, Education contents and examination
centre “Pupils’ achievements assessment methodology
at the centralised national English language
examination”.
03.2000 and 11.2003, Pedagogue education
support centre “Computer course”.
09.1999 -05.2002, Education contents and
examination centre “English language teaching
methodology”.
383
Conferences
In 2004, “English in the New Europe: Exploring
the Changing Nature of Teaching and Learning
English in a Wider European Context”, in Rīga;
In 02.2002, International Certificate Conference
’’Teacher Training Course: English for
Occupational Purposes”.
In 2002, “Considering Challenges in English
Language Teaching”, in Rīga.
Methodical material development:
in 2006, “English language for special purposes” the
course description of the
German Academic
Exchange Service at the Baltic summer school at
Vilnius Gediminas Technical University.
In 2005, “Professional English language” a study
course description at Rīga Teacher Training and
Educational Management Academy.
In 2005, “Applied English language” a study course
description at Rīga Teacher Training and Educational
Management Academy.
In 2005, “An English language test on Law
terminology” at Latvia’s Police academy.
In 2005, “Law terminology for the second foreign
language” a study course description at at Latvia’s
Police academy. English” a study course description at
Rīga Teacher Training and Educational Management
Academy.
In 2004, “A diagnostic English language
test at a vocational education establishment”
at Rīga Railway –specialist school.
In 2003, “An effective English language teacher
at a vocational education establishment”
at Rīga Railway –specialist school.
In 2002, “Foreign language programme samples
for the vocational education establishment
qualification levels: 2 and 3.
384
Scientific research activity:
in 2002, Master’s degree work “The English language
speaking skills development at the vocational
education school.
In 2002, “Teacher Training Courses for
Effective Teaching of Vocational English” ELT
Newsletter Latvia 15/2002.
Paško J., Vārpa D., Veismane I., Zaščerinska J.
In 2002. “The foreign language programme
samples for the vocational education
establishments corresponding to the
qualification levels 2 and 3.” For the
Vocational education centre of the ministry
of Education and science of the Republic of Latvia.
In 2000, “Communication at Work in Seefeld,
Austria” ELT Newsletter Latvia 9/2000.
Membership of professional
branch organisations:
Latvia’s English language teacher association
since 1997.
Date
Signature
385
CURRICULUM VITAE
Personal information
Name, surname JĀNIS ŽIŽMĀRS
Birth Data 28.05.1961
Address Dārza 23-1, Alūksne
Telephone 64324185
Cell Telephone 26568814
E-mail janis.z@cc.lv
Fax
Education
Time period
2005- (studying)
Awarded education document title/ Profesional master/
Obtained qualification School management
Name of the educational Riga Teacher Training and Educational Management
establishment Academy
Imanta 7 līnija 1, Rīga, Latvija
Time period 1983 – 1988
Awarded education document title/ Diploma/ of electrocommunications engineer
Obtained qualification Engineer of multichannel electrocommunications
Name of the educational Rīga Polytechnical Institute
establishment Kaļķu 1, Rīga
Employment experience
Time period 01.02.2001 Profession or position appointed Lecturer, administrator of computer networks
Name of the employment place and Riga Teacher Training And Educational Management
its Address Academy, Alūksne branch
Pils 21, Alūksne, Latvija
Field Pedagogy
Time period 01.01.2001 Profession or position appointed Teacher of computer sciences
Name of the employment place and Latvian municipal study center
386
its Address Pils 21, Alūksne, Latvija
Field Pedagogy
Time period 01.12.2000 Profession or position appointed Datortīkla un datorsistēmu administrators
Name of the employment place and E.Glika’s Alūksne state gymnasium
its Address Glika 10, Alūksne
Field Pedagogy
Time period 01.08.2000 – 01.12.2000
Profession or position appointed Teacher of informatics, mathematics and physics
Name of the employment place and Ziemeri basic school
its Address Māriņkalns, Alūksnes rajons
Field Pedagogy
Time period 01.10.1997 – 01.10.1999
Profession or position appointed Project manager
Name of the employment place and Lattelekom
its Address Vaļņu 30, Rīga, Latvia
Field Telecommunications
Time period 01.08.1988 – 01.09.1997
Profession or position appointed Communication engineer, head of the district, client
manager of the area, quality control manager of the
area
Name of the employment place and Lattelekom
its Address Cēsis region., Alūksne region
Field Communications
Skills
Language
U nderstand
Speak
Write
Language skills
Russian
Good
Good
Good
English
Good
Good
Good
German
Little
Poor
Poor
Computer user’s knowledge ECDL certificate
387
Other skills Driver’s licence categories A, B and C
Additional information
Courses Augstskolu didaktika: mūsdienu teorijas un prakse
(cert. Nr. 0381)
Review of open software precode (reģ. Nr. LIIS-03-331465)
ECDL certificate of computer skills (Nr. LV 000159)
CNAP Cisco network academy program (reģ.Nr. LIIS01-33-2056)
Basics of Windows 2000 server administration (reg.Nr.
LIIS-01-33-6851)
Management development programm (England),
(Project Management)
Decision Base) (dipl. Nr. D581)
Marketing management
Business ABC
Intensive Courses of English
others: Project management, Art of selling,
Communication psychology, Skills of presentation
Publications “Datorvīrusi spēj apmānīt aizvien smalkāk.” Alūksnes
Ziņas, 12.02.2004.
Date
Signature
388
Appendix 4
Questionnaires
389
RIGA TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
QUESTIONNAIRE FOR STUDENTS
The aim of this survey is to establish the opinion of students concerning the quality of our study
programmes and work of lecturers in the 2006/2007 autumn term. Your opinion is relevant for further
improvement of the study process. Filling in this questionnaire would require only a couple minutes of your
time. Your answers will not be judged individually; they will only be studied after processing together with
answers of other students. Please see that your commentaries are constructive and objective.
I Factors behind the choice of a study programme.
1. Who/what motivated you to choose your study programme?
A it was my decision;
B my parents;
C friends, relatives;
D teachers;
E professionals;
F the information I acquired in the Open Day;
G other _________________________________________________________________.
II Organisation of study process and study resources.
2. Please give a mark from 1 to 4 to the following
(4 – very good, 3 –good, 2 – satisfactory, 1 – poor; if you cannot give a mark, then use ” -„):
the choice to study in RTTEMA;
study programme (study courses and their quality);
timetable and organisation of lectures;
condition and equipment of auditoriums;
availability of study literature, study handouts and other methodological resources;
availability of computer rooms and internet.
III Principles of democracy in the Academy.
3. Please evaluate your possibilities to influence the improvement of study process:
A virtually none;
B there are some possibilities, but I haven’t used them yet;
C I know my rights and use them actively.
4. Please evaluate your activities in the student self-government:
A I take an active part in the work of the self-government;
B I am aware of this opportunity, but do not participate in their activities;
C I am not aware of their activities.
5. Please give a mark from 1 to 4 to the cooperation between the programme director and the students.
(4 – very good, 3 –good, 2 – satisfactory, 1 – poor; if you cannot give a mark, then use ” -„):
_____________________
6. Please evaluate the attitude of the administration and other staff towards the students. Give a mark from 1
to 4.
(4 – very good, 3 –good, 2 – satisfactory, 1 – poor; if you cannot give a mark, then use ” -„):
_____________________
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IV Quality of lecturers’ work.
7. Please give a mark from 1 to 4 to the performance of lecturers in the first term of the 2006/2007 study
year
8. Please mention the lecturer(s) you would like to thank. For what, in particular?
_________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________
9. Please mention the courses which would require another lecturer. Why?
_________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________
10. Please mention the three most significant courses for your speciality:
_________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________
11. What would you like to suggest to further improve the study process?
_________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________
12. How would you evaluate your options in the labour market after graduating the RTTEMA?
A I believe that I will find a job easily;
B I believe I will experience problems before I find a job;
C I already work in my speciality;
D other answer:
__________________________________________________________________________________.
Study programme
________________________________________________________________________
Study course
Course 1
Course 2
Course 3
Branch_____________________________
Course 4
Course 5
Course 6
Thank you!
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Use of new technology
Ability to admit one’s
errors and receive
critical remarks
Attitude towards
students
Fair judgement of
students’ knowledge
The role of individual
work in the course
Speech culture
Ability to link theory
with practice
Explanation skills
Subject,
name and
surname of
lecturer
Professional competence
of the lecturer
Ability to raise interest
in the audience
Criteria of
evaluation
Clarity of the aim of the
course
(4 – very good, 3 –good, 2 – satisfactory, 1 – poor; if you cannot give a mark, then use ” -„):
RIGA TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
QUESTIONNAIRE FOR GRADUATES
We invite you to give your evaluation of the
______________________________________________________________________________stu
dy programme of the RTTEMA! Your answers will help us to evaluate and further improve the
study process.
1. When did you graduate the RTTEMA?
______________________________________________________________________________
2. If you have continued your studies, please name the educational facility and the speciality
you have chosen:
_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
3. If you work, please name the company/organisation and your position:
_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
__
Please give an evaluation of the study process by ticking the mark of your choice!
high 4__ 3__ 2__ 1__ poor
4. Quality of theoretical and
practical knowledge acquired:
5. Professional level of the faculty:
high 4__ 3__ 2__ 1__
poor
6. Material and technical resources:
high 4__ 3__ 2__ 1__
poor
7. Please mention the main benefits of the studies:
_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
8. Are your current professional activities related to the profession you chose in the Academy?
Yes__
No__
Partially __
9. Please give some suggestions for improvement of the study process:
_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
10. Do you continue to cooperate with the Academy?
Yes__
No__
11. If you do, how?
__ by taking part in scientific conferences;
__ by offering internship opportunities for current RTTEMA students;
__ other___________________________________________________________________
Thank you!
392
RIGA TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
QUESTIONNAIRE FOR EMPLOYERS
We invite you to give an evaluation of the performance of the RTTEMA graduate in your
company!
Please give a mark to the skills of your employee by ticking the mark of your choice. Your
answers will be used to evaluate and improve the study process.
1. How satisfied are you with the professional background of your employee?
It is excellent__
It is satisfactory__
It is poor__
2. Is your employee competent enough for his/her tasks?
Yes __
No __
Employee’s communication skills
high 4__ 3__ 2__ 1__
poor
Ability to apply theoretical knowledge
and practical skills acquired in the
study process
high 4__ 3__ 2__ 1__
poor
Ability to analyse work processes and
make decisions
high 4__ 3__ 2__ 1__
poor
Teamwork abilities
high 4__ 3__ 2__ 1__
poor
Ability to plan and organise his/her
work
high 4__ 3__ 2__ 1__
poor
Readiness to acquire new knowledge
high 4__ 3__ 2__ 1__
poor
9. Please give some suggestions for improvement of the study process:
_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
________
10. What further education efforts would you recommend and support:
___ courses, seminars
(what?)_______________________________________________________;
___ professional studies (what?)______________________________________________;
___ Master’s studies (what?)______________________________________________.
Please give some information about yourself:
______________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
____
(name, surname, company, position)
Thank you!
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Appendix 5
Infrastructure of the RTTEMA branches
394
ALŪKSNE BRANCH
For its Alūksne Branch RTTEMA permanently rents office premises and three
auditoriums. With the beginning of a new study year, the Academy rents three additional
auditoriums.
Study rooms
Number of
rooms
2005
2007
7
7
Offices
Area, m
2005
Number of
2
Area, m
offices
2007
Number of seats
2
in auditoriums
2005
2007
2005
2007
2005
2007
2
2
52,8
52,8
214
214
313,3 313,3
Technical resources of the study process:
Study year
Study year
Study year
2004/2005
2005/2006
2006/2007
TVs
1
1
1
VCRs
1
1
1
Overhead projectors
4
5
5
Screens
1
1
1
Video cameras
-
-
-
Tape/CD recorders
3
3
3
Audio players
1
1
1
Copy machines
1
1
1
Faxes
1
1
1
1
1
Laptops
-
1
1
Vehicles
1
1
1
Multimedia
projectors
1
The computer room is equipped with 16 computers.
The library and the reading room occupy an area of 30.3 m2. The Alūksne Branch
cooperates with the Alūksne City Library by exchanging the list of recent book acquisitions;
the Library also offers the RTTEMA students its stock of latest periodicals.
The stock of study literature therefore consists of:
395
Copies
Titles
Economics
104
68
Business
98
62
Marketing
56
41
Management
47
28
Business
24
15
Money, banks
38
17
Accounting
43
27
Statistics
37
22
Record-keeping
19
13
Informatics
27
17
Psychology
217
107
Various
1439
1042
Communications
The Alūksne Branch subscribes to the following
magazines „Office manager”
„Kapitāls”
„Psiholoģijas pasaule”
„Latvijas ekonomists”
„Skolotājs”
and newspapers „Malienas Ziņas”
„Izglītība un Kultūra”.
396
BAUSKA BRANCH
The RTTEMA Bauska Branch rents 12 classrooms, a computer room, two offices and
recreational space from the Bauska Secondary School No. 2. The area of these premises is
as follows:
Study rooms – 534.44 m²
Offices – 20.8 m²
Recreational space and toilets – 151.5 + 36.05m²
Technical resources of the study process
Study year
2003/2004
Rented from
the School
Rented from
the School
Study year
2004/2005
Rented from
the School
Rented from
the School
Study year
2005/2006
Rented from
the School
Rented from
the School
Overhead
projectors
2
4
4
Study year
2006/2007
Purchased a
new TV set
Purchased a
new VCR
Purchased a
new DVD
player
4
Screens
2
4
4
4
Video cameras
-
-
-
-
Tape/CD players
3
3
3
3
Audio players
1
1
1
1
Copy machines
1
1
1
1
Faxes
1
1
1
1
Multimedia
projectors
-
1
1
1
Laptops
-
1
1
1
Vehicles
Private
TVs
VCRs
DVD players
Private
Private
Private
397
The stock of the study literature consists of:
Business organisation,
incl. Marketing
Management
Public Relations incl.
Marketing
European Union
Law
Ergonomics
Politics, Law
Psychology
Latvian language,
Record-keeping
Informatics
Foreign languages
Natural Sciences,
Logic
History of Culture
Religion
Ethics
Philosophy
Various
Basic
stock
Gifts
177
57
34
50
14
14
4
42
16
98
5
8
22
35
4
2
32
22
5
10
47
19
20
2
5
Distance
learning
stock
Total
219
13
30
8
36
68
44
12
53
18
218
27
13
32
82
76
27
118
165
14
19
132
165
15
35
88
50
The library occupies an area of 20 m².
The Branch offers its students the following periodicals:
„Grāmatvedība un Ekonomika”
„Psiholoģijas pasaule”
„Izglītība un Kultūra”
„Bauskas Dzīve”
„Skolotājs”
„Kapitāls” (2003)
The Branch has a free-of-charge parking lot next to its premises. The facilities include
a canteen and a cafeteria. The location has convenient bus connections; the Branch is just 5
minutes walking distance away from the Bauska Coach Station. Bauska itself has
convenient and regular bus connections with buses to Riga departing every 20 minutes.
398
CĒSIS BRANCH
Work premises:
Secretariat – 46 m2;
Service room, copy room – 11 m2;
Coatroom – 19 m2
Study premises:
Auditorium
1
2
3
4
Information centre
6
6a
7
8
10
11
Reading room
Computer class
m2
80
78
22
34
35
45
35
45
29
21
51
33
46
Capacity
80
80
21
36
27
36
27
36
27
18
36
20
Other premises:
Lecturers’ room – 20 m2;
Library – 34 m2;
Counselling centre – 46 m2;
Cafe – 58 m2;
Manager room -19 m2
Toilets – 32 m2 (8 places).
Study literature necessary for study programme:
Social sciences - 428 pieces;
Management – 81 pieces;
Psychology – 528 pieces;
Reference literature – 46 pieces.
399
Technical resources of the study process
Study year
2006/2007
TV
VCR
Computers
Overhead projectors
Screens
Mobile phones
Phones
Tape/CD recorder
Printers
Copy machines
Blackboards
Fax
Cash register
Diaprojector
Multimedia
projector
Laptop
Vehicles
2
2
40
4
2
1
2
7
2
1
11
1
1
1
1
1
1
400
JĒKABPILS BRANCH
Total area of premises 1035 m2.
Technical resources of the study process
Study year
2006/2007
TV
1
VCR
1
Overhead projector
3
Screens
1
Tape/CD recorder
5
Copy machine
1
Fax
1
Multimedia
projector
Laptop
1
1
Library area – 22 m2 .Number of books - 1234, books for study programme – 345
titles. The library has a computer and internet connection. The computer class has 32
computers with internet connection.
Available periodicals:
“Diena” (with supplements)
“Grāmatvedība un ekonomika”
“Latvijas Ekonomists”
“Kapitāls”
“Bilance”
“Psiholoģija mums”
“Brīvā Daugava”
Jēkabpils branch has cooperation agreement with Jēkabpils City library on use of its
services.
401
KULDĪGA BRANCH
Division of premises
Study premises
Offices
Number of
rooms
Area, m
Number of
2
Seats in
Area, m
rooms
2
auditoriums
2005
2007
2005
2007
2005
2007
2005
2007
2005
2007
11
11
1218.9
1218.9
2
2
72.5
72.5
24-60
24-60
Technical resources of the study process
Study year
Study year
2004/2005
2006/2007
2005/2006
TV
1
1
1
VCR
1
1
1
Overhead projector
2
3
3
Screens
4
8
11
Video camera
-
-
-
Tape/CD recorder
4
4
6
Audio player
2
2
2
Copy machine
1
1
1
Fax
1
1
1
Multimedia
projector
1
1
Vehicles
-
-
1
-
Area of library – 40.2 m2, total number of books - 2077, number of titles - 793.
Available periodicals:
„Diena”
„Izglītība un kultūra”
„Latvijas Ekonomists”
„Psiholoģijas pasaule”
„Bilance”
„Grāmatvedība un ekonomika”
„E-Pasaule”
„Uzņēmējdarbības Biļetens”
„Dienas Bizness”
402
LIEPĀJA BRANCH
Total area of premises 291.6 m2
Study rooms 152.2 m2
Offices 34.5 m2
Technical resources of the study process
Study year
Study year
Study year
2004/2005
2005/2006
2006/2007
TV
1
1
1
VCR
1
1
1
Overhead projector
1
2
3
Screens
1
2
2
Video camera
_
_
_
Tape/CD recorder
2
2
2
Audio player
_
_
_
Copy machines
1
1
1
Fax
1
1
1
1
1
1
Laptop
1
1
1
Vehicles
_
_
_
Multimedia
projector
The library is located in the office, the total area of which is 23.4 m2.
The computer class with 16 seats is used as a reading room. Students can also use 16
computers with internet connection. On April 19, 2007, library of Liepāja branch has 630
books.
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Study literature necessary for study programme:
Number of
Number of
copies
titles
13
11
Money and bank
9
8
Accounting
17
11
Record-keeping
9
8
Marketing
9
4
Management
45
39
Statistics
14
14
Business
115
97
Theme
Business
communications
Since 2003, Liepāja branch has subscribed to the magazine “Kapitāls”, since 2005 – to
the magazines „Bilance“ and „Grāmatvedība un ekonomika“.
Liepāja branch has signed a cooperation agreement with Jaunliepāja library branch of
Liepāja Central scientific library.
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MADONA BRANCH
Premises:
Total area of RTTEMA Madona branch is 350 m2, out of which:
7 study rooms (number of seats – 224);
office 24 m2;
library 23,4 m2.
Technical resources of the study process:
Study year
2006/2007
TV
VCR
Overhead projector
2
Screens
1
Tape/CD recorder
Copy machine
Fax
Multimedia projector
1
Laptop
1
Computers
33
Study literature necessary for the study programme:
Economics – 212 pieces;
Mathematics – 124 pieces;
Accounting – 17 pieces;
Management – 28 pieces;
Informatics – 84 pieces.
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TUKUMS BRANCH
Total area of premises 422.2 m2: study rooms 319.2m2, offices 103m2
Technical resources of the study process
Study year
2006/2007
TV
1
VCR
1
Overhead projector
3
Screens
4
Video camera
-
Tape/CD recorder
6
Audio player
1
Copy machine
1
Fax
1
Multimedia
projector
Laptop
1
1
Area of the library is 20 m2. The total number of books in the library is 1295:
Books in economics – 105,
mathematics – 9,
accounting – 35,
management – 45,
information technologies – 34,
EU and integration of Latvia in the EU – 21,
business and advertising – 19,
law – 22.
There are 15 computers in the computer class.
Available periodicals:
„Diena”
„Izglītība un kultūra”
„Neatkarīgās Tukuma Ziņas”
„Kapitāls”
„Psiholoģijas pasaule”
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VENTSPILS BRANCH
Division of premises in RTTEMA Ventspils branch.
Study rooms
Number
of rooms
Offices
Area, m
Number of
2
Number of seats
Area, m
rooms
2
in auditoriums
2005
2007
2005
2007
2005
2007
2005
2007
2005
2007
5
6
113.32
139.92
4
4
57.89
57.89
130
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Technical resources of the study process in Ventspils branch
Study year
Study year
Study year
2004/2005
2005/2006
2006/2007
TV
1
1
1
VCR
1
1
1
Overhead projector
2
2
4
Screens
1
2
4
Video camera
0
0
0
Tape/CD recorder
3
3
3
Audio player
1
1
1
Copy machine
1
1
1
Fax
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
Multimedia
projector
Vehicles
1
0
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Study literature necessary for the study programme:
Total number of books in the library of Ventspils branch is 853, 365 out of which are
suited for the study programme.
Copies
Titles
Economics
57
53
Business
15
13
Marketing
48
35
Management
18
10
Business
30
22
Money, banks
43
25
Accounting
14
11
Statistics
8
7
Record-keeping
7
6
Informatics
23
22
Psychology
50
38
Other
26
17
communications
Periodicals available in the branch:
„Diena”
„Ventas Balss”
„Izglītība un kultūra”
The library has video cassettes „Veiksmīga biznesa realizēšanai” – 60 pieces.
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