Training Services
The training service is responsible for:
– planning training programs and monitoring their implementation;
– pedagogical supervision of the Institute's teachers;
– developing courses in the Institute's areas of specialization;
– coordinating the planning of programs, their monitoring and review;
– managing training programs;
– contributing to the planning of trainer training and its monitoring;
The training sector has an orientation council chaired by the Director, responsible for:
– examining and adopting the Institute's training programs;
– evaluating the implementation of programs;
– studying and deciding on all matters related to the Institute's training programs.
The orientation council includes, in addition to the Director, the heads of service and the accountant; its secretariat is provided by the head of the training service. The training service consists of two divisions.
Our Divisions
The Training Service is organized around two key divisions, each carrying an essential mission for the quality and outreach of artistic education at the INA.
Pedagogy Division
The pedagogy department is responsible for:
– developing and implementing training units at the Institute;
– monitoring training programs and adapting them to technological developments and labor market needs;
– determining the Institute's needs in pedagogical resources;
– reception, information and awareness regarding the Institute's education programs;
– developing pedagogical documents and tools;
– coordinating the activity of the pedagogical team (trainers, learners, etc.) ;
– improving and developing the training offer in collaboration with partners;
– organizing the evaluation process of training programs.
It includes a single department: the department of studies and programming.
Continuing Training Division
The continuing training department is responsible for:
– developing a training plan adapted to the Institute's staff;
– organizing training through training units for professionals;
– evaluating and monitoring training results.
It includes a single department: the department of monitoring and evaluation.
Like all institutions, the National Institute of Arts has a board of directors, the deliberative body of the institution, composed of representatives of the artistic sectors covered by the Institute's specialty as well as members representing the relevant ministries.