| 11 Nov. 2019 |  |
20 years of Partnership Training and Education Centres
The annual Partnership Training and Education Centres (PTEC) Marketplace took place on 5 November 2019 at NATO Headquarters. High-level representatives from 26 PTECs met to exchange expertise, forge new links and discuss further synergies in the key domain of military education and training |
| 18 Mar. 2019 |  |
Colombia’s demining centre joins NATO network
On 15 March 2019, the North Atlantic Council welcomed Colombia’s International Demining Centre (CIDES) into the network of NATO Partnership Training and Education Centres (PTEC). |
| 30 Nov. 2018 |  |
Allies and partners share education and training expertise
The annual Partnership Training and Education Centre (PTEC) Marketplace took place on 29 November 2018 at NATO Headquarters in Brussels, Belgium. High-level representatives from 23 PTEC from around the world met to exchange expertise, forge new links and discuss further synergies in the key domain of military education and training. |
| 21 Mar. 2014 |  |
Allies and partners: sharing skills and expertise
''What PTECs do is the core business of NATO. Education and training is central to interoperability and capacity building, making PTECs a great asset,'' explains Dr Jaroslaw Skonieczka, Senior Director for Integration, Partnerships and Cooperation, NATO International Staff. ''PTECs collectively teach some 16,000 military and civilians per year, which represents a huge investment in the future.'' |
| 07 Feb. 2013 |  |
A marketplace for training and partnerships
Representatives from some of NATO’s 24 Partnership Training and Education Centres (PTECs) came together at NATO Headquarters on 6-7 February to share ideas and build networks in a two-day annual partnership marketplace. |
| 16 Feb. 2012 |  |
Boosting training and education with NATO`s partners
Partnership Training and Education Centres (PTEC) play an essential role in supporting NATO’s objectives for partnership with non-member countries. Initially launched in 1999 under the Partnership for Peace programme to develop training and education activities with Euro-Atlantic partners, activities have since been opened to participation of all partners. Most of the 23 institutions that currently make up the network of centres – of which 12 are located in partner countries – took part in an annual networking event known as the “Marketplace” at NATO Headquarters on 15 and 16 February. |
