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CERN School of Computing 2005 4 September - 17 September 2005 in Saint Malo, France

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Level of Grants to participants

The cost of the School per participant comprises three components:

  1. The Fees: 300 Euros

  2. The Living Expenses: 1200 Euros

  3. The Travel Expenses to and from the school location

Part or all of the Fees and Living Expenses above, as well as part or all of the travel costs may be reimbursed to participants eligible for grants that CERN has obtained from the European Union 6th Framework Programme.

 

The level of reimbursement of Living expenses and Travel expenses depends on the  nationality of the participant.
 

Principles of reimbursement per type of expenses

 

Fees The totality of the Fees, that is 300 euros, will be reimbursed to EU-eligible participants
Living expenses

A fraction ranging from 50% to 100% of the Living Expenses (1200 Euros) will be reimbursed to EU-eligible participants, depending on the nationality of the participant.

 

See below for the table providing the reimbursement fraction per country category.

Travel expenses A fraction ranging from 0 to 100% of the real travel expenses will be reimbursed to EU-eligible participants, depending on the nationality of the participant.

See below for the table providing the reimbursement fraction per country category.

Maximum amounts
The reimbursement will not exceed the maximum amount authorized by the EU-FP6 Marie Curie Actions. These amounts are based on the direct ("as the crow flies") distance between the working location of the student and the school location.

See below the table of maximum travel allowances from EU-FP6 Marie Curie Actions rules.

Proof of expenses
Reimbursement will only take place upon provision by the participant of the relevant transportation tickets and/or invoices.

Eligible expenses
Only public transportation travel expenses can be reimbursed (air plane, train, bus). Other types of expenses (car, taxi, ...)  will not be reimbursed.

 

 

Reimbursement levels per type of expenses and country of citizenships

 

Country of citizenship

Travel allowance

Living allowance

Fees

Category A Country

no reimbursement

up to 50% of reimbursement

100% of reimbursement

Category B Country

100% of reimbursement
(within EU-FP6 limits below)

up to 80% of reimbursement

100% of reimbursement

Category C Country

100% of reimbursement
(within EU-FP6 limits below)

up to 100% of reimbursement

100% of reimbursement

 

 

Maximum amounts of reimbursement for travel expenses

Distance(km) Maximum contribution (€)
< 500 250
500 – 1.000 500
1.000 – 1.500 750
1.500 – 2.500 1 000
2.500 – 5.000 1 500
5.000 – 10.000 2 000
>10.000 2 500

+ Direct distance (as the crow flies) based on latitude and longitude between your place of activity and Saint Malo, France. Saint Malo is located 70 km from Rennes, the nearest big town.

If you cannot easily find the exact distance between your place of activity and Saint Malo, as requested on the application form, indicate simply  the distance between your place of activity and Rennes the nearest big town. To find this distance, you may use distance calculator tools available on the Internet, such as the "How far is it?" service from Indo.com (and indicate Rennes as destination) . Beware to provide the distance in kilometers, not in miles.

 

Categories of country of citizenship relevant to determine the level of grant

 
Category A Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom

Iceland, Israel, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland

Australia, Canada, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, United States

Category B Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia

Bulgaria, Romania, Turkey

Category C All other countries

 

Conditions for reimbursement

  1. The sum of the Fees plus the Living Expenses, that is 1500 Euros, should be paid to the account below prior to the school by participants. This amount covers tuition, lunch, two daily coffee breaks at the Palais du Grand Large,  accommodation and evening meal at the Hotel de France et de Chateaubriand, from dinner on Sunday, 4 September to breakfast on Saturday, 17 September 2005 and the use of the shuttle, if provided.  Some social activities, of which details will be given at a later time, will be organized at no extra cost.

  2. Reimbursement or Fees, Living and Travel expenses will take place by bank transfer approximately three months after the school on the condition that the participant actually attends the school.

  3. For such bank transfers, the details (name of Bank, address of Bank, account number, IBAN number, SWIFT code) of the bank account to which such reimbursement should be made must be noted in the Certification form (PDF version | Word version) which should accompany the application to the School.

Notification of level of reimbursement

  • All applicants will be notified whether their application to attend the school has been accepted.

  • The selected applicants will be notified whether they are eligible and of the reimbursement level that  they can benefit from, provided that they attend the school.

 

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