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Europe must equip its citizens with the education, skills and creativity that they need in a knowledge society. The world is changing fast, and education systems need to modernise and adapt to new ways of teaching and learning and embrace the new opportunities that exist. Education, training and non-formal youth learning are key to creating jobs and improving Europe's competitiveness. That's why Erasmus+ will make a key contribution to addressing these challenges.

The Erasmus+ programme aims to boost skills and employability, as well as modernising Education, Training, and Youth work.

Erasmus+ Programme Guide

An intro to Ethics

EU-UNAWE follows the same vision as UNAWE: to use the beauty and grandeur of the Universe to inspire young children and encourage them to develop an interest in science and technology. The programme also aims to introduce children to the idea of global citizenship and tolerance at a crucial stage of their development – to show them that they are part of an international community.

Training sessions 3 & 4 in the Eurospectives digital storytelling in your classroom 2020. A blog created by the CFR Vigo with content, tools and stories created by participants

This is a standard conference template designed to capture the fundamentals of research that can be adapted for work carried out in the classroom. In case of basic research and findings as part of classroom experiments and/or basic field work (for example in the context of studying local parameters of climate change) the template can be modified and simplified.