ERASMUS K1 PROJECT

TEACHING EUROPE. The EU, its function, and new priorities towards 2030

About the course

course description

Understanding how the European Union works is essential for educators who want to bring a stronger European dimension into their schools and make the most of the opportunities offered by EU programmes. This training course provides a practical introduction to European institutions, policies, funding programmes, and the values that shape European cooperation.

Designed for teachers, school leaders, and education professionals, the course explores how the European Union influences education, innovation, inclusion, sustainability, and international collaboration. Participants will gain a clear understanding of EU institutions, key policy priorities, and the role of education in achieving European objectives, while discovering reliable resources and teaching materials that can be adapted to different educational levels.

Drawing on JUMP’s extensive experience in Erasmus+ projects and European cooperation, the training offers practical insights into the Erasmus+ Programme, EU funding opportunities, and the strategic priorities guiding European education today. Participants will also explore how to integrate European themes into their teaching practice and promote active citizenship through engaging and innovative learning activities.

By the end of the course, participants will be able to confidently navigate the European education landscape, access key EU resources, and strengthen the international dimension of their schools by connecting European policies with everyday educational practice.

 

LEARNING GOALS:

  • Develop a solid understanding of the EU framework relevant to teaching about the EU, including official documents, guidelines, and available online resources
  • Identify target groups and choose suitable tools for addressing specific audiences
  • Tailor activities by combining official content with creative teaching methodologies to engage students effectively
  • Explore diverse lesson plans and teaching methodologies about the EU, incorporating Non-Formal Education and Outdoor Education
  • Foster collaboration among teachers from different countries, emphasizing the importance of teaching about the EU at various educational levels.

TEACHING EUROPE. The EU, its function, and new priorities towards 2030

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