Memorandum of Understanding with MSCDN

Signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with MSCDN.
On 30 May this year (2023), an agreement was signed between the Mazovian Local Government Centre for the Improvement of Teacher Training (MSCDN) and CCT Poland – the only official Google for Education partner in Poland, concerning the implementation of a pilot programme supporting Mazovian schools in the use of modern digital technologies. The Mazovian Board of Education played a critical role in the establishment of this partnership and the development of this project.
The agreement was signed in the presence of Mr Krzysztof Wiśniewski (Mazovian Vice-Securator of Education), Mrs Beata Galas (Head of Education in Poland), Mr Jarosław Zaroń (Director of MSCDN), Mr Alexander Angelov (President of the Management Board of CCT Poland) and Mrs Mariia Ruban (Head of Operations in CCT Poland).
The goal of the agreement is to facilitate cooperation in the area of using modern digital technology tools to meet the real needs of schools and to improve the qualifications of teachers and school principals.
CCT Poland has undertaken three tasks related to the digitalisation of Mazovian schools:
  1. Implementation in schools of technologies and devices based on Google Workspace solutions, thanks to which students will be able to fully exploit their educational potential;
  2. Implementing devices in schools to ensure a secure digital environment;
  3. Providing training for head teachers and teachers to improve their skills in using the potential of digital devices and solutions.
We hope that the signing of the agreement will contribute to professional support for Mazovian schools in the area of maximum use of modern digital technologies.
This memorandum represents more than just our shared commitment to transforming education in the Mazovian region. It also reflects the growing interest from schools across Poland to embark on their digital transformation journey with Google for Education. With this partnership, students will have access to unlimited possibilities, empowering them with the skills they need to succeed in the workplace.
Read more about the memorandum here