Author: EATA administrator

On 31st January 2025, 19 people from 15 different countries, all either experienced evaluators of written exams or aspiring to become ones, came together for a rich exchange of insights and learning. It was a wonderful mix of shared experiences, thoughtful discussions, and mutual growth. A big thank you to Karina Heiligers for hosting and structuring the session so effectively, […]

We extend our heartfelt thanks and bid farewell to our long-standing EATA Newsletter Editor, Kristina Brajović Car. Since 2015, she has played a pivotal role in shaping the EATA Newsletter into what it is today. We are deeply grateful for her commitment and dedication over the years. The Communication Committee also thanks Kristina for her seamless collaboration and support. We […]

Please save the date for the EATA Socially related projects Webinars of 2025. There are two in spring (March 24 and May 27) and one in autumn (October 29), all at 18:00 BST (19:00 CET). More information will follow soon. We are looking forward to seeing you there!

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all EATA translators for their invaluable contributions in helping EATA communicate effectively across numerous European languages, fostering stronger connections. We especially acknowledge their dedication to the EATA newsletter, website, webinars, and other media, and we thank them sincerely for their efforts. As we enter a new era where AI is rapidly advancing and supporting […]

In EATA we have a lot of special roles with specific responsibilities. In the following months we will be introducing them to you. Such as the TRAINING ENDORSEMENT WORKSHOP COORDINATOR. What does he/she do? He/she collaborates with PTSC by implementing its decisions related to the TEW, offering suggestions when needed, and addressing clarifications regarding the training process, content, procedures, and […]

Since the creation of Transactional Analysis (TA) in the 1950s, almost 50,000 handbooks, theoretical articles, and personal perspectives have been published about it. However, the application of TA has not been systematically studied. The research described in this article involved an online survey titled the Transactional Analysis Review Survey (TARS), which consisted of ten open and 45 closed questions. Items […]

At the last TAWCS meeting in November we (ITAA and EATA) have agreed to begin a ‘CTA Exam Revisioning Project’. We will be making use of what the ITAA has already achieved in terms of considering some of the issues faced by the TA community and we will be inviting colleagues with relevant expertise to help us to bring the […]