Introduce the concept of European identity at school using cultural heritage education. Explore the historical archives of the EU and discover an infinite heritage of stories to engage and motivate learners.
Deepen your understanding of the notion of soft skills and reflect on your own leadership, creativity, and communication abilities, among others. Learn how to incorporate the transmission of those skills into every facet of education.
Develop a deep understanding of how to integrate agile methodologies, psychological safety, and well-being into your teaching practices. Learn practical strategies to create flexible and adaptive learning environments.
Develop skills to recognize migrants’ needs, address trauma, and design personalized integration plans that promote dignity and inclusion. Enhance your ability to communicate across cultural differences while gaining renewed confidence and practical tools to transform the reception process into a journey of growth and successful integration.
Use storytelling structures (inspired by Dan Brown’s novels) to design engaging, student-centered lessons. Design gamified learning experiences that promote curiosity and creativity.
Gain practical skills to use Forum Theatre as a participatory method for addressing sensitive and complex social issues. Through experiential workshops, theatre games, and collaborative activities, learn how to facilitate dialogue and engage students.
Learn how to integrate Large Language Models like DeepSeek and Claude into your teaching practices. Gain hands-on experience in AI-assisted assessment, prompt engineering, and differentiated instruction.
Recommended Audience: PE Teachers, Primary Teachers
Language RequirementsIntermediate English (B1+)
Learn how to introduce young students to yoga, meditation, and mindfulness by developing an understanding of their holistic approach to wellness and its health benefits for physical and mental health.
Explore democracy, human rights, and civic participation through the case study of Slovenia’s recent history and political development. Develop practical strategies to teach active citizenship, critical thinking, and responsibility in your own educational contexts.
Reflect on and acquire technological skills specific to educators. Learn to effectively integrate technology, empowering students to develop their digital competences.
Analyse colonial and decolonial perspectives in historical narratives. Apply tools that reduce miscommunication in classrooms, such as shared terminology, rereflection exercises, and dialogue activities.
Develop an understanding of the numerous benefits of implementing debates in your curriculum. Use debates as a tool to develop critical thinking, acquire crucial research skills, foster appreciation for diverse views, and improve engagement.
Learn to apply Case-Based Learning in your classrooms and school subjects, as well as in interdisciplinary projects to increase students’ curiosity, creativity, and problem-solving, and promote an active learning environment.
Navigate the challenges of tomorrow's complex educational landscape, utilizing Arduino to equip yourselves with valuable tools and knowledge, and foster essential skills like problem-solving, creativity, critical thinking, and collaboration.
Recommended Audience: Cross-Curricular, Social Workers
Language RequirementsIntermediate English (B1+)
Develop a solid understanding of the principles and science behind addiction prevention. Learn to identify and strengthen protective factors across the “triangle of addiction” — the individual, their environment, and the substance or behaviour — while recognizing early warning signs of risk.
Explore the role of education in promoting green skills and sustainability. Learn how to incorporate green skills into your teaching, using design thinking and practical strategies to prepare students for the future.
Recommended Audience: Cross-Curricular, Language Teachers
Language RequirementsAdvanced English (B2+)
Learn how to create engaging CLIL content using cultural material, drawing inspiration from Paris’s rich heritage. Build confidence in integrating language and subject-specific content in your classrooms.
Understand the core principles of Swedish school leadership, including trust, shared responsibility, transparency, and consensus-building in this 3-day course.
Gain essential pedagogical foundations for teaching in higher education. Learn how to define clear learning outcomes, align teaching methods and assessment, and plan engaging, student‑centered sessions.