History

The Global Conference on Education and Teaching (GLOBALET) is a distinguished international event, hosted in prestigious venues such as Vienna, Athens, Paris, and Amsterdam which were carefully selected to reflect the conference’s global significance and to attract a diverse array of participants.

Whether attendees chose to participate in person or engage digitally, they were provided with a seamless experience facilitated by cutting-edge technology. This ensured that all participants, regardless of their location, could fully partake in the conference’s offerings without any hindrance, promoting an inclusive and accessible environment for the exchange of ideas.

The conference was more than just an academic gathering; it acted as a catalyst for transforming the landscape of educational research. By fostering dynamic discussions, innovative presentations, and collaborative networking opportunities, GLOBALET aimed to drive forward-thinking changes and advancements in education. The event consistently attracted top-tier academics, researchers, and practitioners who were dedicated to exploring and addressing the future challenges and opportunities in education.

One of the notable aspects of GLOBALET was the opportunity it provided for past presenters to publish their full papers in prestigious journals. This not only highlighted the event’s impact but also contributed to the wider dissemination of cutting-edge research and findings presented at the conference. The ability to publish in esteemed journals was a significant draw for many scholars, underscoring the event’s academic credibility and influence.