Renaissance Nazareth Hotel
Nazareth, Israel, October 23-26, 2000
 

A T T E N T I O N

15 October, 2000

Dear friends,

I am very sorry to have to postpone the 3rd International Conference on Tutoring and Mentoring due to the current situation in the area.

When I began planning this conference I was very optimistic about the peace process and felt a desire to contribute to it in my way. Nazareth was chosen to be our hosting site, hoping to bring together Christians, Moslems and Jews from all over the world to discuss social and educational issues designed to help and enhance underprivileged populations everywhere.

As many of you already know, I am utterly devoted to the Tutoring and Mentoring cause and am a great believer in its potential. During the last year my colleagues and myself spent countless hours in preparing the “perfect” conference in which we have tried to implement what we have learnt from the experiences of others.

Unfortunately, due to the latest developments in our area, and our deep concern for your safety, it seems that we have to postpone the Third Conference on Tutoring and Mentoring and wait for calmer and better times. We still believe that Israel is the right place for such a conference and we commit ourselves to hold it in the (near) future.

I would like to thank you for your willingness to take part in the conference and the patience you have shown during recent days.

Hoping to see you soon.

With warm regards
Amos Carmeli

2nd ANNOUNCEMENT
AND CALL FOR PAPERS
 

N a z e r e t h   2 0 0 0
T&M as an Agent of Change 
in a Multi-Cultural Society

Dear Colleagues and friends,

On behalf of the organizing committee, it is my pleasure to invite you to participate in the 3rd International Conference on Tutoring and Mentoring, to be held in Renaissance Nazareth Hotel, Nazareth, Israel, on October 23-26, 2000.

The Conference aim is to give its participants the opportunity to learn, share ideas and become part of new international strategies for tutoring and mentoring. World experts in the field will address a number of significant issues in keynote speeches. Different working projects will be showcased, as well as new and innovative ideas for action. Evaluations of current methods, projects and latest research, will be highlighted. Brainstorming sessions and sessions for reviewing the practicalities of setting up new projects will be included. Cultural and social events are part of the program, as well as guided tours to important and historic sites.

You are invited to join international colleagues in four days of stimulating intellectual and social interaction as part of a unique learning and sharing environment.

Looking forward to meeting you in Nazareth !

Sincerely,
Amos Carmeli
National Director,
Perach Tutorial Project