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Discovering Modernism and Avant-Garde in Barcelona24 Feb 20252025-02-24
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Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) for Successf…24 Feb 20252025-02-24
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There Is an AI for That24 Feb 20252025-02-24
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Happy Schools: Positive Education for Well-Being…3 Mar 20252025-03-03
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Integrating AI in the Classroom With Critical Th…3 Mar 20252025-03-03
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Arts for the Inclusion of Migrants, Refugees, an…10 Mar 20252025-03-10
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Design the Positive: Positive Thinking, Positive…10 Mar 20252025-03-10
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Leadership and Management for School Principals10 Mar 20252025-03-10
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Conflict Management, Emotional Intelligence and …17 Mar 20252025-03-17
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A Satisfying School Experience: Strategies and S…24 Mar 20252025-03-24
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There Is an AI for That24 Mar 20252025-03-24
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Yoga and Meditation for Educators: Be a Great Te…24 Mar 20252025-03-24
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Classroom Management Solutions for Teachers: New…31 Mar 20252025-03-31
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Creative Strategies for Language Teachers: Make …31 Mar 20252025-03-31
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Mindfulness for Teachers: a Hands-on Approach31 Mar 20252025-03-31
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Art as Therapy: Self-Expression and Special Need…7 Apr 20252025-04-07
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Design Learning Spaces for the 21st Century Clas…7 Apr 20252025-04-07
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Discover the 7Cs: Learning for Life (and Work) i…7 Apr 20252025-04-07
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Team Building for School: Play and Fun, Building…7 Apr 20252025-04-07
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Coaching and Mentoring to Support Teachers14 Apr 20252025-04-14
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We Are All Special: Inclusion and Support for St…14 Apr 20252025-04-14
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Gender and Sexuality: How to Support and Guide Y…21 Apr 20252025-04-21
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Spanish Language Course (Elementary Level)21 Apr 20252025-04-21
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Spanish Language Course for Beginners21 Apr 20252025-04-21
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Successful Strategies for Teaching Students with…21 Apr 20252025-04-21
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Art and Nature: A Sustainable Approach for All T…28 Apr 20252025-04-28
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Digital Tools for Collaboration, Communication, …28 Apr 20252025-04-28
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Design Learning Spaces for the 21st Century Clas…5 May 20252025-05-05
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Resilience and Well-being Strengths for Teachers5 May 20252025-05-05
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Classroom Management Solutions for Teachers: New…12 May 20252025-05-12
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Mindfulness for Teachers: a Hands-on Approach12 May 20252025-05-12
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A Happy Lesson: Valuable Tips to Create a Joyful…26 May 20252025-05-26
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Team Building for School: Play and Fun, Building…2 Jun 20252025-06-02
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Digital Tools for Collaboration, Communication, …23 Jun 20252025-06-23
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Experiential Learning in Barcelona: Sustainable …23 Jun 20252025-06-23
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Cultivating Diversity and Inclusion30 Jun 20252025-06-30
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Podcast and Streaming as Educational Tools30 Jun 20252025-06-30
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There Is an AI for That25 Aug 20252025-08-25
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Mindfulness for Teachers: a Hands-on Approach8 Sep 20252025-09-08
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What is included

  • Exclusive venue
  • Saturday activity
  • City travel guide
  • Curated list of recommended hotels
  • Support for extra cultural activities
  • Free coffee and tea
  • Free daily snacks
  • Welcome treat on Monday
  • Fast Wi-Fi connection
  • Luggage storage available
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Daily cleaning
  • Printing and photocopy services
  • Library
  • Bus station within 100 metres
  • Subway station within 500 metres
  • Private courtyard or terrace
  • Access to common areas post-course
  • Local phone contact for live support
  • Certificate of attendance
  • Europass mobility certificate
  • Learning agreement
  • Post-course training (free online courses)
  • Full day chat assistance
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Please note that while these services apply to most courses, exceptions may occur. Even in locations where we have dedicated classrooms, we may occasionally need to rent external spaces nearby, and the availability of services may vary. Kids, pets, or guests within the school premises must be approved by email each time. Whether or not our premises are marked as wheelchair accessible, we kindly ask you to inform us in advance. If accessibility is an issue, we will arrange for an external classroom to accommodate your course. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out to us.

Our Cultural Activities

The following cultural activities are included in the price of each Erasmus course in Spain:

  • A guided tour of Barcelona
  • Another cultural activity in Barcelona or its surroundings

Our guided tour of Barcelona

Follow our teacher trainers for an informal, fun, and pleasant walking tour in one of the most special districts (“Barrio” in Spanish), the Gracia Barrio. During the tour, you may meet Erasmus + teachers from other courses (if applicable), and decide to stay for some delightful tapas.

During the walking tour, you will walk around Gracia Barrio. This is a residential, creative, hipster district of Barcelona, which displays mainly original Modernist buildings (inhabited by residents still!), which is home to the first house that Antoni Gaudi built in his career, Casa Vicens.

Here you can appreciate the styles that influenced his artistic development, and discover details about life in Gracia in the XX century. Then you will walk towards the many Modernist streets around, and reach the many little squares that characterize the district, such as Plaza del Diamant, Plaza Virreina, Plaza de la Revolución. The history of Saint John’s Church in Virreina Square, will be explained to you where you will find a Modernist Chapel designed by Francesc Berenguer, Gaudi’s assistant, sometimes opened to visitors.

Our cultural activity in Barcelona

Barcelona has so many sites to see that one week may be too short to enjoy all its architecture, art, food, nightlife, nature, and beach life. The following cultural activities are planned to be held on Saturday, or during the week at your best convenience, upon availability.

You can choose between:

Sant Pau (2h)

The Sant Pau Modernist Enclosure, after serving for a century as a public hospital, its rehabilitated pavilions now shine in all their glory. Visiting this exceptional architectural complex is a unique experience.

Casa Amatller (2h)

In the Casa Museu Amatller, you can see the transformation from a traditional society based on the old regime to a much more open, dynamic one typical of the industrial and contemporary world of the early 20th century.

Golondrinas (2h)

Las Golondrinas are tourist boats that make short trips to show the Barcelona coastline. A different way of getting to know Barcelona.

Mirador Torre Glòries (2h)

The Glòries Building, a creation of Jean Nouvel, has been transformed into more than just a vantage point from which to observe Barcelona; instead, it now offers a sensory and artistic experience.

Our Academy in Barcelona

Our courses are held in the historic city center of Barcelona, in Rambla Catalunya 15, 2-2, 08007, Barcelona.

Our teacher training center is located in Rambla Catalunya, one of the most beautiful and elegant streets in Barcelona. Just a few steps from the vibrant Plaza Catalunya and the modernist Passeig de Gracia, the school location is perfectly connected with the main cultural sites and different areas of the city and offers a variety of attractive monuments, shops, and restaurants you can enjoy after the lesson.

The palace is a Finca regia modernista catalogada, a “royal cataloged Modernist building”, as you will appreciate from the beautiful floral and geometric decoration around the stairs, and the original floor in each of the rooms of the school.

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How to reach us

Since the school is only a few steps from Plaza Catalunya and Passeig the Gracia, all trains, busses, and metro lines offer a perfect connection to it.

Getting to Barcelona

Barcelona is served by the main airport of Barcelona-El Prat Airport (BCN), and Girona-Costa Brava Airport (GRO).

The first one is located about 12 kilometers southwest of the city center and handles the majority of commercial flights, both domestic and international.

While not located directly in Barcelona, Girona-Costa Brava Airport is situated approximately 92 kilometers northeast of Barcelona. Some budget airlines offer flights to Girona as an alternative to Barcelona-El Prat Airport. However, travelers should note that Girona Airport is further away from the city center and requires additional transportation to reach Barcelona.

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Our team in Barcelona

Fiscal data

  • OID: E10247545
  • PIC: 897217894
  • Company name: European Academy of Creativity
  • Main address: Rambla de Catalunya 15, 2º2ª, 08007, Barcelona, Spain
  • NIF: B67520866
  • Responsible Person: Dr. Alessandro Pumpo, Director
  • Email: teacheracademy@europassnetwork.eu; admin.spain@europassnetwork.eu
  • Phone:  +39 055 1997 3220 / +34 626924733

Erasmus Courses in Barcelona

Drawing and Painting in Barcelona: Everyone is an Artist!

Acquire a set of drawing and painting techniques to use in your private or in your school life. Gain more confidence in your artistic capacities and discover how to incorporate creativity into your teaching practice in a non-judgmental way.

Discovering Modernism and Avant-Garde in Barcelona

Acquire a solid knowledge of the artistic and architectural panorama in Barcelona. Practice a variety of engaging learning activities (such as Visual Thinking Strategies, sketching, and Catalan mosaic making), to engage the classroom.

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Integrating AI in the Classroom With Critical Thinking

Gain the knowledge and skills to embrace your role in an AI-driven world and utilize AI tools to enhance student learning. Learn practical strategies for identifying struggling students, creating intelligent tutoring systems, and automating tasks like grading.

We Are All Special: Inclusion and Support for Students with Special Needs In and Out of the Classroom

Explore hands-on activities designed to prevent isolation and disruptive behaviors, with a focus on interaction and support. Discover effective relaxation techniques and movement-based activities suitable for special needs students and the entire class.

Conflict Management, Emotional Intelligence and Bullying Prevention

Acquire an understanding of group dynamics by discovering how tensions, alliances, and relational struggle can interfere with learning. Learn to encourage active listening, empathy, and emotional literacy.

English for School Administration and Non-Teaching Staff

Enhance English language proficiency, both written and spoken, for effective communication in administrative tasks, professional interactions, and cultural immersion.

Happy Schools: Positive Education for Well-Being and Life-Skills Development

Learn to design programs that integrate academics with character strengthening and well-being by exploring the fundamentals of Positive Psychology, along with the theories and techniques of Positive Education.

Yoga and Meditation for Educators: Be a Great Teacher, Be Your Best Self

Discover how incorporating yoga practices can enhance your ability to maintain a favorable climate and support resilience both in and out of the classroom. Explore useful tips on introducing children and teens to yoga and meditation techniques.

From STEM to STEAM Education: a New Learning Approach

Learn about STEAM education, a blend of STEM and Arts, for the students to explore the relationship between school subjects and real life.

Resilience and Well-being Strengths for Teachers

Gain an understanding of the responsibility to cultivate resilience strengths in order to attain a stable state of well-being. Explore strategies such as emotional management, fostering a positive mindset, and cultivating empathy and compassion.

Cultivating Diversity and Inclusion

Learn how to foster diversity and inclusion by creating a safe and welcoming learning environment and promoting cultural awareness among the pupils.

Wellbeing in Nature: Outdoor Activities for Mental and Physical Health

Engage in well-being and mindfulness activities outdoors, around city parks and gardens, and delve into nature-inspired activities during classes. Design a physical space and program to integrate nature into lessons and the school environment.

Mindfulness for Teachers: a Hands-on Approach

Develop an understanding of the positive impact of mindfulness practices on mood, communication, and stress levels. Discover a variety of practices to use for yourself and/or introduce to students.

There Is an AI for That

Explore diverse AI applications across different subjects and contexts, from teacher’s assistants to student tutors. Implement practical techniques for utilizing AI tools such as Teachable Machine and Poe in the classroom to enhance learning experiences.

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Best Things to Do in Barcelona

On the coast of northeastern Spain, Barcelona is the capital and largest city of the autonomous community of Catalonia, as well as the second-most populous municipality of Spain, with a population of 1.6 million people within city limits.

Particularly renowned are the architectural works of Antoni Gaudí and Lluís Domènech i Montaner, which have been designated UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Gothic Quarter of the city, and museums devoted to important artists that had been inspired by Barcelona as Pablo Picasso and Joan Mirò.

Nature and sport play a distinctive role in Barcelona, surrounded by long beaches in Barceloneta, Mar Bella, and many others just outside the city, hilltops and forests, such as Montjuic Hill and Tibidabo mountain which make the city the perfect place for hiking, biking, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, swimming or sunbathing. Definitely, Camp Nou, Barcelona’s Football Stadium, is a must-see for all football Barcelona FC supporters!

Barcelona is also a paradise for lovers of food and nightlife! On every corner, you can find a variety of high-quality restaurants with traditional Catalan and Spanish dishes and drinks, such as tapas, paella, fideuà, Cava, and Sangria, but also authentic cuisine from all over the world. Every night, live concerts and shows in open-air venues, vintage concert halls, and eclectic buildings transform the city into a complete 24-hour experience.

1. Casa Batlló

One of the most famous modernist buildings, Casa Batlló (reformed by Antoni Gaudi between 1904 and 1906), captivates passers-by along the elegant Passeig the Gràcia boulevard.

On the facade, multicolored glazed ceramics and stained glass form floral patterns and water lilies and shine with the reflections of the sunlight or night light. Inside, modernist furniture and details are combined with blue ceramics and glasses.

2. Sagrada Familia

For an aesthetic and spiritual experience, a visit to Sagrada Familia is definitely worth it. Fruit of the work of genius architect Antoni Gaudí, the project began in 1883 and today construction still continues on the Basilica and is expected to be completed in 2026, 100 years to coincide with the 100th anniversary of Gaudi’s death.

As per Gaudi’s will “Sagrada Familia is made by the people and this is reflected in it. It is a work that is in the hands of God and the will of the people”. As a matter of fact, the work is directly financed by donations made by visitors and the general public, which explains its slow construction progress.

3. Park Güell

No work by Gaudí better explains the genius’s concept of the fusion between nature and architecture than Barcelona’s Park Güell. Gaudí’s Park Güell reveals the perfect interaction between the natural landscape and architectural building and details.

Initially created to host a housing estate in a natural setting in the old village of Gràcia by Eusebi Güell, between 1900 and 1914, the park is now one of the most unusual parks in the world.

4. La Pedrera (Casa Mila)

Casa Mila (1906-1912) is one of Antoni Gaudi’s most iconic works of civic architecture. The building is more popularly known as “La Pedrera”, a Catalan word for ‘stone quarry’, due to its exterior similarity to one.

The facade simulates a rolling sea, adorned with iron balconies largely designed by Josep Maria Jujol, from wave to wave.

Inside, you can find furniture from that period and ornamental elements designed by Gaudí. On the rooftop, ventilation towers and chimneys are covered with the particular technique of trencadís mosaic of ceramic tiles, stone, marble, and glass.

5. Palau de la musica Catalana

The Palau de la Música Catalana is today an incredible venue for concerts and also a breathtaking building to visit.

It was built between 1905 and 1908 by the modernist architect Lluís Domènech I Montaner, as a home for the Orfeo Català (a choral society based in Barcelona) and is a great architectural jewel of Catalan Art Nouveau.

6. The Gothic Quarter

The Gothic Quarter is the historic center of the oldest parts of the city of Barcelona. It retains a labyrinthine street plan, with many narrow streets opening out into picturesque squares.

In the Gothic quarter, you can admire the remains of the city’s Roman wall, several medieval landmarks, and the Gothic cathedral. Among the main sites, are the Barcelona Cathedral (Cathedral of Santa Eulalia), the Pignatelli Palace (at present-day Royal Artistic Circle of Barcelona), Santa Maria del Pi Church, Plaza Sant Jaume, Picasso Museum, and the dynamic Plaza Real.

7. Picasso Museum

Located in the Gothic Quarter, the Picasso Museum of Barcelona hosts more than 4.000 works of the artists, most of them from the formative years up to the Blue Period. Opened in 1963 the museum reveals his deep relationship with the city of Barcelona which lasted throughout his life.

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8. Joan Miró Foundation

The Joan Miró Foundation is a museum of modern art dedicated to the Catalan artist Joan Miró, which is located on Montjuïc Hill. The building is an example of rationalist Mediterranean architecture, designed by the architect Josep Lluís Sert, following Joan Miró’s instructions to create a space that would encourage artists to experiment with contemporary art.

Many of the artworks displayed in the building were donated by the artist himself, and represent all the main phases of his artistic development, mainly inspired by Surrealism, Fauvism, and Expressionism, and culminating in the creation of a unique artistic profile.

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9. Santa Maria Del Mar

The Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar was built from 1329 to 1384, designed by Berenguer de Montagut, and was considered the place of devotion for merchants of Gothic Barcelona.

It is also known as the “Cathedral of La Ribera”, since it is located in La Ribera district of Barcelona and is the only surviving church in the pure Catalan Gothic style.

10. MNAC – Museum of National Catalan Art

The Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya, abbreviated as MNAC, is the national museum of Catalan visual art located on Montjuïc Hill near Plaza Espanya.

The museum contains works of art from the 10th to the 20th century and is especially renowned for its outstanding collection of Romanesque church paintings, and for Catalan art and design from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, including modernism and noucentisme.

Among the main Baroque and Renaissance sections, you can find artworks by El Greco, Velázquez, and Rubens, and in the Modernist and noucentisme section, you can admire works by Ramon Casas, Santiago Rusiñol, Josep Puig i Cadafalch, and Antoni Gaudí.

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